Wicklow Street Dublin

Originally part of Exchequer Street but the inhabitants of this part of the street petitioned the Wide Streets Commissioners to have the name changed to Wicklow Street because of the bad reputation that it had, which made it difficult to find respectable tenants for their properties. The name was changed on the 18 October 1837.

1903 – Foley’s Hotel, Wicklow Street, Dublin

Architect: Albert E. Murray

Custom built hotel to designs of Albert E.

1911 – The International Bar, Wicklow Street, Dublin

Architect: George L. O’Connor

Fine ornate corner public house with much of its original interior detail intact.

1960 – Kayser Bondor Lingerie, 27 Wicklow St., Dublin

Architect: Stephenson Gibney & Associates

Modern shop facade by Stephenson Gibney to existing commercial building on Wicklow Street.

Wicklow Street Dublin

1903 – Foley’s Hotel, Wicklow Street, Dublin

1911 – The International Bar, Wicklow Street, Dublin

1960 – Kayser Bondor Lingerie, 27 Wicklow St., Dublin

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