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Ozanam HouseHouse, church/chapel · 30 yd
Sullivan InsurancesHouse · 46 ydExplorer Tom Sullivan Insurances is a row of houses that thinks it’s English, which is a bold move for Ireland. A goat once ruled this terrace and left hoofprints in the history books. Have a sandwich here and call it a diplomatic victory.
Hartstone Auctioneers Ltd.House · 47 ydExplorer Tom This row in Limerick thinks it’s English, which makes the local sheep very confused and slightly offended. It’s all about that symmetrical breakfront and channel rustication now. Ring your granny and tell her you saw this gem.
Breen, Geary, McCarthy & Shee SolicitorsHouse · 48 ydExplorer Tom House in Limerick Municipal Borough had a dramatic incident involving a cat and a chandelier last Tuesday. It’s got this English vibe that doesn't quite fit with the rest of the street. Look serious, nod slowly, and claim you understand architecture.
Bruce Shaw HouseHouse · 49 yd
Mechanics' InstituteWorkshop · 56 ydExplorer Tom Mechanics' Institute is where people go to prove that labour conquers all, mostly by moving heavy boxes around slowly. It’s got a plaque saying so, which feels very confident for a building in Pery Square. Take a breath before you argue with the architecture!
Limerick Seamen's MemorialMemorial · 411 yd
King's IslandIsland · 1.0 miExplorer Tom Castle in Rathurd is having a rivalry with a more famous place down the road, but it’s too busy being a house to care. The circular shape is just its way of saying 'go around me.' Find a local and ask them the real story, then come back and tell me.
Explorer Tom Castle Troy would ask Saint Patrick to bless its foundation stones. It stands on the Shannon bank, having survived since 1197 without breaking a sweat. Go with someone who loves old stuff and watch them melt.
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