O’Connell Street info resources??

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    • #706622
      johnbo
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      Apart from the obvious Peter Pearson and Frank McDonald books, can anyone suggest where I might find anymore information resources on our beloved main street??
      Be it from an obscure book, the web or the old skool style of talking to somebody.

      Id particulaurily like to get my hands on some interesting photos or some not-very-well-known stories of the street and surrounding areas.

      I would also like to find out a bit more on the trams and busses that used to run up and down the street

      Any ideas??

      Cheers

    • #737271
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      ‘dublin an urban history’ by niall mc coulogh is always a good one. available in most decent book shops. the civic museum beside powerscourthouse in town will tell you all you need to know.

    • #737272
      johnbo
      Participant

      Great, thanks for that. Also wondering, the big ‘compound’ at the Liffey End of O’Connell St (opp. Burger King) – is that some sort of LUAS transport hub or what? Is there any document I can get a hold of that specifically talks about the plan for Public transport and O’Connell St?

      Thanks again

    • #737273
      JJ
      Participant

      Check out the City Council site link below which has the local area plan. The Luas works are for a traction substation. There’s a vent shaft which will eventually be incorporated into a kiosk near the statue.
      JJ

      http://www.dublincity.ie/planning/locplan.htm

    • #737274
      ro_G
      Participant

      flashy website here – they’ll send you a cd too if you’re interested

      http://www.reflectingcity.com/0401.htm

    • #737275
      GrahamH
      Participant

      Lots of detailed info in the first few pages of

      http://www.dublincity.ie/profile/publications/iap/oconnellfullacapdf
      (Area Conservation Plan)

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