Re: Re: The Great 1930s Scheme

All of the cast iron rainwater goods survive.

As do the faintly Art Nouveau boundary furnishings.

Supported by elegantly profiled little feet atop a rendered concrete base.

It’s sited as an (admittedly underwhelming) focal point on a green on Cashel Road.

Such a shame the state it’s in. Given the abuse I got from a passing car while taking the pics, looks like it’ll probably stay that way too.

There’s other examples of these well-designed public buildings in similar estates.