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Digital ExchangeStore/warehouse · 362 ydExplorer Tom Digital Exchange on Rainsford Street is in a feud with its neighbour over who owns the best view of the river, which…
Guinness BreweryVat hall · 375 ydExplorer Tom Guinness Brewery in County Dublin is a vat house from around 1920 used for storing beer. It’s got yellow brick walls…
Digital HubStore/warehouse · 454 ydExplorer Tom Digital Hub on Thomas Street used to be a distillery where they made tea and wine, which sounds like a fancy bar. Built…
The James Weir Home for NursesNurses' home · 456 ydExplorer Tom The James Weir Home for Nurses on Cork Street was built in 1903 to house fifty nurses. It has a dormer attic and red…
European Pear542 ydExplorer Tom European Pear in County Dublin does weird things when nobody's looking, like plotting how to drop its fruit on your…
Digital Depot/NCAD Graduate StudiosBuilding misc · 554 ydExplorer Tom Building misc on Thomas Street was a printing works for Guinness, so it’s got some serious ink-stained past. Now it’s…
Explorer Tom Saint Patrick's Tower in County Dublin is a windmill that used to grind grain for whiskey. It was the largest smock…
handball alley575 ydExplorer Tom This handball alley is the last thing standing from a massive prison complex that vanished in 1975. It’s been bouncing…
Explorer Tom Cathedral. Christchurch has a doorway with chevron arches and a capital featuring a monster head in the crypt. It is…
Explorer Tom St Mary’s Abbey in Dublin would handle a nosey neighbour by simply closing its windows and pretending it doesn't hear…
London Plane1508 ydExplorer Tom London Plane in Dublin thinks tourists from the city are just noisy children who don't know how to appreciate shade.…
Explorer Tom St Anne's on Dawson Street is post-1700, so it's got that classic Dublin church look. Not much else in the record, but…
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