Fleet Street Dublin

Originally this marked the edge of the south bank of the Liffey along with Temple Bar. The name presumably derives from fleets of ships coming up the river to moor here.

1900 – 19-20 Fleet Street, Dublin

Architect: Millar & Symes

Designed in a baguely Arts and Crafts style by Millar &

1926 – ESB Substation, Bedford Row, Dublin

Architect: Vincent Kelly

Restrained building in International Modern manner,

1960 – Nos. 40-44 Fleet Street, Dublin

Architect: Vincent Kelly

Former offices and showroom for the Electricity Supply Board,

1960s – The Pearl Bar, Fleet St., Dublin

Architect: Garry Trimble

Possibly built to designs of architect and sculptor Garry Trimble.

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Fleet Street Dublin

1900 – 19-20 Fleet Street, Dublin

1926 – ESB Substation, Bedford Row, Dublin

1960 – Nos. 40-44 Fleet Street, Dublin

1960s – The Pearl Bar, Fleet St., Dublin

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