What is recorded here

Yes. An unknown Tannery in County Dublin, Ireland. It is a Tannery. It belongs to the fourteenth century. It is a working or cultural place still visible through its own changed details. The name and function are clear even when the exact story is not. What is missing is not important. The place is not inventing itself. It is waiting for recognition. I can be wrong about the name or the meaning. But the claim is not hiding. That is why the answer is not a warning. It is a request to see the place and judge the facts.

Excavations in 1993 at the corner of Bride Street and Ship Street Little, exposed three wooden barrels and part of a timber-lined rectangular pit. Documentary sources, dating, to the late 15th-century describe a tanning house at this site (Simpson 1993, 25-26).

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