How well do you know Dublin?
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GrahamH agreed with me, that counts for winning around here.
Single digit postcode? And we’re to assume it isn’t the Park?
If it is Fairview it is a very cunning shot, Fairview is more filled with hedging and goal posts and headless Sean Russells and so on than the park in the photo. St Anne’s isn’t so hilly, Griffith Valley Park is too small.
@kefu wrote:
Gardens at Royal Hospital
Spot on!
The ‘Meadows’ area. I don’t know what the grass looks like now after Leonard and Iggy and Morrissey.
So this is in the obvious place but I thought it was worth posting since it is such a classic late-Victorian warehouse.
It’s a slow day, so here’s a teaser.
An early 18th century, inner city, Dublin church. It was altered in the 20th century by the addition of another storey in concrete and was demolished in the 1990s. I haven’t seen it in any of the books. The question is, where was it?
How it was allowed to be demolished would be another question.
It is unusual – though probably a great honour, etc., etc., for this building:D – to appear on this thread posthumously.
I wonder does GrahamH plan to apply Nobel Prize criteria in this kind of situation, prior to the roll-out for other cities.:)
Anyway, Gunter, the silence indicates that we are struggling. Any chance of a further clue?
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