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  • #766464
    manifesta
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    @phil wrote:

    E: Pearse Street (Beside Luce Hall)
    F: Opposite the Black Church
    G: Dental Hospital

    I think, anyway.

    Yum! Three delicious trays of gourmet goodies to phil, with extra chocolate for getting them all in one go.

    One tray of gourmet goodies to hutton for having the good sense to agree and verify. Extra sugary topping for the cool guess-my-theme game in his own trilogy of pictures. More, please.

    Lastly, one generous portion of ego gratification sauce to ctesiphon, whose Pint of Plain Dublin Disquisition bicycle tours are not to be beat. And whose strangely shaped cycle route maps are one of my favorite diversions… hint hint.

    #766465
    ctesiphon
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    Hint?

    I’m supposed to be hanging curtains and painting the pipes in the bathroom, dammit! The things I do for you people…

    #766466
    gunter
    Participant

    Why would you cycle around the four sides of Merrion Square?

    Did you miss the exit the first time?

    #766467
    ctesiphon
    Participant

    Highly irregular, ’tis true, but I hope I may be forgiven- I was escorting a young lady from Paris who fancied a turn around the park.

    Oh la la!

    #766468
    missarchi
    Participant

    I will give you a hint its on the liffey near DCC

    #766469
    GregF
    Participant

    Is it the ‘Sunlight Chambers’ Missarchi?

    #766470
    GregF
    Participant

    na ….The Victorian style sculpture monument on Burgh Quay?

    #766471
    GrahamH
    Participant

    Looks like part of an overdoor panel on an independence era limestone building – Manfield Chambers on O’Connell Street/Middle Abbey Street or the earlier Morrison Chambers at No. 1 Dawson Street. Hard to reconcile the possible gothic arch though.

    #766472
    urbanisto
    Participant

    Its not 1 Dawson Street…I checked. My first thought

    #766473
    hutton
    Participant

    Don’t suppose it’s in Dublin Castle?

    #766474
    GrahamH
    Participant

    Darn. And nope!

    #766475
    urbanisto
    Participant

    It is the Museum Building in TCD or the Old Library…?

    #766476
    GregF
    Participant

    Is it part of a Church building Missarchi?

    #766477
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @GregF wrote:

    Is it part of a Church building Missarchi?

    Indeed? Is it the former Presbyterian Church on Ormonde Quay? As in the part that remains and is now incorporated in to the offices?

    #766478
    manifesta
    Participant

    Aha! I knew ctesiphon would only cross lines on a route if there was a good reason.

    Gunter and I are onto you. 😉

    #766479
    Paul Clerkin
    Keymaster

    It’s Sunlight Chambers I believe
    Doorway to the quayside

    #766480
    missarchi
    Participant

    Greg F in first place although he seemed unsure
    Paul in second and very sure 😉

    #766481
    gunter
    Participant

    @ctesiphon wrote:

    Hint?

    The things I do for you people…

    Picking up your vapour trail on Ranelagh Road, across the canal to Charlemont Street, left at Harcourt Road, right to Camden St., Wexford Street, Aungier St., South Great Georges St., right onto Dame St. College Green, Westmoreland St., O’Connell Bridge, right to Eden Quay, left to Malbourough Street, Right to Lower Abbey Street, right (against traffic) to Beresford Place, right to Eden Quay, Left to O’Connell Bridge, D’Olier St. right to College St. College Green, Nassau St., South Leinster St. Clare St. Merrion Square (full circuit, takes photograph of shapely companion), Upper Mount St, around Pepper Canister, Right onto canal at Warrington Pl., stayed on canal until Harrold’s Cross Bridge, right to Clanbrassil St., left at Malpas St., right at Blackpitts, left to Mill St. right to Mill Lane, left to Newmarket, Chamber St. into Weaver Square (poked around) right to Ormond St., right onto Cork St., (took photo of possible Billy), left up Ardee St., Pimlico, right onto Marrowbone Lane, right to Earl St. South, left onto Meath St., right onto Thomas St., Cornmarket, High St., right at Christchurch to Nicholas St., Patrick St., left to St. Patrick’s Close, left to Kevin St., right to New Bride St., Heytesbury St. (crossing outward route), left onto Grantham St. around Bleeding Horse to Harcourt St., right to Charlemont St. and across canal to leafy surburbia.

    So where’s the bloody 1903 building?

    #766482
    ctesiphon
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    @gunter wrote:

    So where’s the bloody 1903 building?

    …stayed on canal until Harrold’s Cross Bridge, right to Clanbrassil St., left at Malpas St., right at Blackpitts, left to Mill St. right to Mill Lane, left to Newmarket, Chamber St. into Weaver Square (poked around) right to Ormond St., right onto Cork St., (took photo of possible Billy), left up Ardee St., Pimlico…

    Over your left shoulder as you’re facing the redbrick Billy on Mill Street, set into a roughcast warehouse wall. (Possibly not original to building, etc,)

    #766483
    gunter
    Participant

    Damn it!

    and right down gunter’s alley too.

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