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

the boss of me

Northumbeland Road ??

Wishbone Ash

Pimlico wrote: »

Personally speaking though have seen far more nondescript and/or obscure images on this thread

Obscure maybe, but unique and therefore easily identified by those who recognise it.

Pimlico

Neeson wrote: »

Drumcondra?

Not Drumcondra.

Pimlico

the boss of me wrote: »

Northumbeland Road ??

Not Northumberland Road either

enda1

Rathgar?

Neeson

Donnybrook?

Pimlico

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Obscure maybe, but unique and therefore easily identified by those who recognise it.

Well as I said above it's the only residence on that street to have a front garden, also there is only one other building on that street that even remotely looks like the one I posted, but it doesn't have a garden.

Like I said I only posted it because I had guessed a pic correctly previously and no one else was posting and I hadn't got many other images. I still think it is easily identifiable by some people, I wouldn't have posted it had I not.

Pimlico

Right, I'm half sorry I posted this, Big Hint (along with the info I gave above). It's in Dublin 8

enda1

So in Pimlico then Pimlico? :P

Pimlico

enda1 wrote: »

So in Pimlico then Pimlico? :P

Now that would be too easy

not too far away though and on a main route into the city centre. (I'm practically giving it away now)

enda1

On James' St. By the Guniess factory. Beside the old post office.

Pimlico

enda1 wrote: »

On James' St. By the Guniess factory. Beside the old post office.

Yep thats it! Thank God that ones gone!

enda1

Hah!
Right someone else go, time for sleeps...

Wishbone Ash

enda1 wrote: »

On James' St. By the Guniess factory. Beside the old post office.

Pimlico wrote: »

Yep thats it! Thank God that ones gone!

That house is unique in fairness but it would have been better to include a bit of the post office or a piece of the street etc. to enhance it. Otherwise it just looks like any other red brick house.

(Actually, I think I've a pic of that house myself. I recall noticing it while attending a removal at the church opposite it.)

Pimlico

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

That house is unique in fairness but it would have been better to include a bit of the post office or a piece of the street etc. to enhance it. Otherwise it just looks like any other red brick house.

(Actually, I think I've a pic of that house myself. I recall noticing it while attending a removal at the church opposite it.)

Fair point.

De Bhál

valleyoftheunos

That is the south side of the Grand Canal, Just up from Mount Street Bridge.

De Bhál

valleyoftheunos wrote: »

That is the south side of the Grand Canal, Just up from Mount Street Bridge.

correct
Percy Place

valleyoftheunos

Nice one! I don't have a picture handy so if anyone else would like to post one please go ahead.

Jellybaby1

First time in here. C'n I play please? Can't remember how to put a photo up without a link. Sorry.

miamee

That is on Anglesea Street in Temple Bar, isn't it? Possibly the Irish Stock Exchange or along the same row as it.

Jellybaby1

Awww! Too easy for ya! Hope to play again soon.

miamee

Jellybaby1 wrote: »

Awww! Too easy for ya! Hope to play again soon.

It's a gorgeous facade but very distinctive all the same. Let me see if I have anything I can use here.

miamee

Can't embed on the mobile but where's this piece of stonework?

Neeson

The polish church?

Mercian Pro

The Moravian Church in Kevin Street.

miamee

Mercian Pro wrote: »

The Moravian Church in Kevin Street.

That's the one, though it now houses the Jam Media offices.

Mercian Pro

Wishbone Ash

Rotunda Hospital.

Mercian Pro

Correct. Over to you.