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- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
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- Eric Jones, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Odlum's MillsGranary · 1028 ydExplorer Tom Odlum's Mills on Alexandra Road is showing off its Art Deco grain silos. Built in 1935, it’s got that vertical emphasis…
RathmoreHouse · 1152 ydExplorer Tom Rathmore house in Clontarf East is two houses glued together like they’re trying to fit into one lifeboat during a…
St Andrew's/Saint ElmoHouse · 1185 ydExplorer Tom House in Clontarf East is a semi-detached pair from 1885 with a shared portico that looks super grand. It’s got box-bay…
Brian Boróimhe's WellWell · 1218 ydExplorer Tom Brian Boróimhe's Well in Clontarf East, County Dublin has a plaque from 1850 with a shamrock. It’s over an old drinking…
MoyvilleHouse · 1262 ydExplorer Tom Moyville in Clontarf East was built c.1820 on Castle Avenue, one of the earliest streets there. It has a pedimented…
bandstand1272 ydExplorer Tom Bandstand in Clontarf East is built on the base of a lead mine shaft, which is basically a tombstone for old miners. It…
Vernon LodgeDemesne walls/gates/railings · 1343 ydExplorer Tom Vernon Lodge in Clontarf East brags about surviving a massive storm in 1927 where it claims to have eaten a whole oak…
LucerneHouse · 1385 ydExplorer Tom Lucerne in Clontarf East is a Victorian show-off from 1896, rated at just £57 back then. George Smith and William Smith…
Clontarf Telephone ExchangeTelephone exchange · 1445 ydExplorer Tom Clontarf Telephone Exchange in Clontarf East had an escape plan involving a helicopter and a lot of tangled wires when…
Explorer Tom The Convention Centre Dublin in County Dublin would tell its younger self to stop worrying about the leaky roof and…
Samuel Beckett BridgeVisitor information · 1726 ydExplorer Tom Samuel Beckett Bridge is doing its best to look like it knows what it's doing, which is a brave move for a piece of…
Dublin Port Diving Bell and Visitors CentreHeritage attraction · 1754 ydExplorer Tom On Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, an orange diving bell stands above the pavement like a giant kettle missing its kitchen.…
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