Tag Archives: Temple Bar

1984.

Merchant’s Arch, Temple Bar dominated by the then Central Bank in all its ugly, sunlight-stealing glory.

Brutal.

Saturday.

Temple Bar, Dublin 8.

Musicians bring a coffin to Merchant’s Arch while protesting to save one of the best known traditional Irish music pubs, the Cobblestone.

A petition against proposal to build a hotel beside the pub has received almost 20,000 signatures in less than 24 hours. The proposed development would see the demolition of a number of derelict buildings adjoining the pub and the construction of a nine-storey hotel.

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Saturday.

Temple Bar, Dublin 8.

Context:

Gnarly.

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This afternoon.

Temple Bar, Dublin 8.

World renowned fiddler Frankie Gavin and piper Louise Mulcahy lament the 1st anniversary of the Pandemic. The Temple Bar company today called for a Dublin City Centre recovery plan to help the city reopen when public health guidlines allow.

Where is your mask, Frankie?

OK.

keep it on.

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