How well do you know Dublin?

a: 35 Camden Street – Harcourt Health (but I cheated – Google+telephone no.)

@adhoc wrote:

a: 35 Camden Street – Harcourt Health (but I cheated – Google+telephone no.)

That it is. Note you admit your cheating; darn – should have spotted the phone no. when dubbing out. Between your cheating, and my cock-up, back of the class for both of us 😮

Still, it’s nice to be able to get your cigars and tobacco blended while waiting to see the doctor 😀

@GregF, subsequently edited wrote:

Is Image B Hume Street / Stephen’s Green? (with the pastiche redevelopment built by Sam Stephenson on the corner)

Oi! You! GregF – you don’t get off that easy; back of the class for you too – you can’t get away with slyly editing your post subsequently…

And if that was pastiche by Sam, then he did a mighty fine job… but it’s not 😉

@hutton wrote:

Now why have I chosen that view in particular?

Something to do with JCDecaux? 😀 Or misleading road signage?

I got A & B, but C eludes me. Possibly Temple Bar Square?

While I’m here:

(gunter- I’m giving the others a 24 hour head start over you, if you don’t mind. 😉 You could presumably answer this one in your sleep.)

is C the Ha’penny Inn?

are we just naming boozers now? P.Ryan of Baggot Street? 🙂
I reckon Ha’Penny inn is a good bet though… can’t think of many green pubs

e and g are too easy….

Gunter: always one for the details. From me one may expect, for the correct delivery of answers, and the avoidance of accusations of the dumbing-down of the forum (I’m aghast), a tray of virtual sweets culled from the finest confectioners, intelligently melted, molded, and cooled free of charge, to be e-delivered to the clever recipient at manifesta’s earliest convenience.

I also top them off with instant ego gratification sauce, if you say something nice about the pictures.

If I just admire the pictures, can I get the sauce without the sweets? Nice photos!

Anyway, Paul got E and G (we presume), whilst I know F. I should say, I think F is no longer in situ, though it was there a year ago. I’ll leave it for others to have a go, as you could say I have an unfair advantage regarding that particular location.

As for mine (which is being called D, I presume), it most certainly is within the canals, and it most certainly is visible from the public highway, though it’s a quiet street. And Yes, it might have been photographed on the same wander as the possible Billy on Cork Street as posted elsewhere recently. Maybe I’ll put up another map showing the cycle route again?

As for a prize? I’ve been told I give good bike tours, so a chaperoned excursion to the lucky winner, perhaps? (Bicycle to be provided.) Failing that, a plate of coddle, a pint of porter and a wearying disquisition on Dublin in the rare ould times*- take your pick!

*This, for me, extends back to Grafton Street with cars on it and Wood Quay when it were all just fields (of mud and archaeology).

Edit: phil- I think you might be onto something. (And hello stranger!)

For C, I’d go with the Ha’penny Bridge Inn as well!

@Paul Clerkin wrote:

is C the Ha’penny Inn?

@alonso wrote:

I reckon Ha’Penny inn is a good bet though… can’t think of many green pubs

@GregF wrote:

For C, I’d go with the Ha’penny Bridge Inn as well!

All correct. Cyber sweeties-a-plenty 🙂

And of course the notion was odd or mischief signs – N11 is a mile off course, liqueur/ liquor is misspelt, etc.

D, E, and Missarchi’s most recent addition have all got me…

@phil wrote:

F: Opposite the Black Church.

Agree – and it is still en situ, was til last week anyway…