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  • in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728812
    notjim
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    it is, the idea, it seems, is to make it easier for the press to take photograph, the sun will be in peoples faces this way.

    in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728810
    notjim
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    of course the parade is going the other way this year, starting at the top of o’connell street and then continuing to patricks, couldn’t large floats assemble on eden quay and slot in as the parade progresses.

    in reply to: Bewleys #748174
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    iisn’t it amazing how cambells have brought the same cack-handedness to this as they brought to running the cafe in the first place, a ton a bad publicity, everyone on their backs over their plans for westmoreland street and grafton st going to stay a cafe after all. idiots.

    in reply to: corner of Townsend Street and Lombard Street? #751019
    notjim
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    No, just the corner.

    in reply to: corner of Townsend Street and Lombard Street? #751015
    notjim
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    I was sad about this, I walk by it alot on there was originally a planning application to save the ground floor facade, then nothing happened and then there was an application for apartments over retail and it was demolished. I was mostly suprised that more effort wasn’t made to collect a bigger lot.

    in reply to: Mountjoy #740500
    notjim
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    look, this is a scientific question, do people reoffend more often if they are in prison near their family or not. it is easy to think of arguements each way, maintaining a relationship with your children versus being saved from the context in which you originally offended etc, so, really it comes down to statistics and there must be some.

    in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728706
    notjim
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    and i should say right now, no, beckett sitting on a bench on dun laoirghe pier would not be suitable.

    in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728705
    notjim
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    Now Beckett needs something, a stutue of beckett himself seems inappropriate, but, during the centenary next year i hope something is done beyond the plaque on dun laoirghe pier.

    collins and devalera are another matter, devalera is such difficult figure and as for collins, i was going to write that the best way to commerate collins would be to name collins barracks after him, but then i realised we already have. i suppose we put a picture of his mistress on our notes for 70 years and isn’t that spike in the leinster house car park a collins memorial?

    btw do any of you have sean russel’s head?

    in reply to: Mad Ted #749882
    notjim
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    yeah, i noticed the tree last night and was suprised, however. stephen c, do you know if the student residenence building planned for the wedge beside luce hall will follow the existing building line or come out to the edge of the trinity lands, as marked by the bollards?

    in reply to: Mad Ted #749879
    notjim
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    Its to allow for the building of a new NanoTech Centre and Sport Hall by TCD. Its the usual deal where you are allowed to borrow the pavement if you are building to the very edge of your site.

    in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728688
    notjim
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    The Chas F Ryan sign was pulled down during the tragic fatal accident on the street during the week; a window cleaner fell and grabbed at the sign in a effort to break his fall.

    in reply to: O’ Connell Street, Dublin #728685
    notjim
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    anyway it isn’t true, there is that nice bronze cucullain and those wierd naive painting in the gpo and the garden of remberance on parnell square, oh and they are preserving the house on moore street the rebels fled to.

    notjim
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    customs house?

    notjim
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    it must be too small, no?

    in reply to: what now for Irish Times D’olier Street buildings? #749304
    notjim
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    persumably they will put the clock in the foyer, not on the facade.

    in reply to: Environment minister removes cap on superstores like IKEA #749241
    notjim
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    well i guess the idea is you go there by tram, choose and pay and have it delivered.

    does anyone know where the other three designated areas in Dublin are?

    in reply to: New Liffey pedestrian bridge #723332
    notjim
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    so the fish are fabuluous but i was sorry to see that they seem to be removing the big wooden pillars along where the warehouses used to be near spencer docks, they were kind of magnificant and very evokative of the maritime past, espessially when the comorants, or are the shags, perch on them.

    in reply to: Mr MacCabe and his flowerbeds #748688
    notjim
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    and galway cathedral was originally planned for eyre sq.

    in reply to: Spencer Dock #748880
    notjim
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    Cool, thanks lotts.

    in reply to: Mr MacCabe and his flowerbeds #748683
    notjim
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    The Oscar Wilde sculpture is splendid, the only problem with it is that the plinths of the two bronze nudes are crappy, but the statue itself is so much fun.

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