Dublin Picture Game 2.0 (read the rules in post #1)

vektarman

tricky D wrote: »

Abbey St Lower opp side of theatre

That's the one.

Mercian Pro

A few clocks to help the time pass:
1

2

3

fascination

Is the 3rd one is the clock tower at Farmleigh?

Mercian Pro

It sure is. Thought that might be the first one to go.

donvito99

#2 Customs House?

Mercian Pro

A rusty clock on the Custom House? The Dept of the Environment wouldn't allow that. No, it's in D8.

Lawrence1895

Mercian Pro wrote: »

A rusty clock on the Custom House? The Dept of the Environment wouldn't allow that. No, it's in D8.

It's not at 'The Clock' on Thomas Street, isn't it?

Gavin "shels"

Lars1916 wrote: »

It's not at 'The Clock' on Thomas Street, isn't it?

The Clock doesn't have the iron surroundings or anything on it.

Mercian Pro

Not Thomas Street but not too far away.

uch

HSE Building Bottom Steevens lane ?

Mercian Pro

Afraid not.

Pimlico

I think no.2 is Saint Catherine's church in Meath Street.

Mercian Pro

Well done Pimlico. Only 1 left and it's in D2.

miamee

Is it the clinic on Mercer Street facing down South King Street?

Mercian Pro

miamee wrote: »

Is it the clinic on Mercer Street facing down South King Street?

Not the old Mercer's Hospital.

Mercian Pro

This help for #1?

Victor

Former Ulster Bank (then Easons, now a clothes shop), corner Nassau Street and Dawson Street.

miamee

Victor wrote: »

Former Ulster Bank (then Easons, now a clothes shop), corner Nassau Street and Dawson Street.

Think it's actually a Costa Coffee now, Victor.

Mercian Pro

More properly called Morrison Chambers but yes, that's it - 1 Dawson St. and 32 Nassau Street.

So is it fascination, Pimlico or Victor to go next?

De Bhál

I'll jump in here since no-one is posting

enda1

Lansdowne road bridge over the Dodder?

De Bhál

enda1 wrote: »

Lansdowne road bridge over the Dodder?

well done, that's the one

enda1

Cone of the previous clock guessers should go next. I've no pics.

Victor

enda1 wrote: »

Lansdowne road bridge over the Dodder?

New Bridge apparently. http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,718183,733031,6,3

De Bhál

Victor wrote: »

New Bridge apparently. http://maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,718183,733031,6,3

from Wiki

The New Bridge is a bridge over the River Dodder in Dublin. The bridge is also known as Herbert's Bridge[1] or Lansdowne Bridge. The bridge is part of Lansdowne Road.

Pimlico

I'll go ahead so with this one:

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Wishbone Ash

Pimlico wrote: »

I'll go ahead so with this one:

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Ah come on! A red brick Victorian/Edwardian house!

Unless it's of particular significance I don't think it's in the spirit of the thread!

GBX

Yup .. we'd be here till another dusting of that their snow!! :rolleyes:

Neeson

Drumcondra?

Pimlico

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Ah come on! A red brick Victorian/Edwardian house!

Unless it's of particular significance I don't think it's in the spirit of the thread!

Ok, sorry! Ignore it if it's too non specific, I just haven't got any other photos , so someone else will have to go ahead. Personally speaking though have seen far more nondescript and/or obscure images on this thread.

Its on one of the main routes into/out of the city and I did genuinely think a few people would recognise it, although I'm not sure of its history its does stand out (to me anyway) on the particular street its on, and also the only residence to have a front garden on that street.

Mods feel free to delete image if deemed too obscure.