@adrianweckler Another former winner was on University Challenge last night by chance

On the same side of Leeson Street and a few doors up passed the Sugar Club, all now demolished and replaced with fascimile Georgian buildings

@DanSmithwi78443 @davidmcw @IrishTimes "There's very little footfall on that street"

@davidmcw @IrishTimes The reality is it would not happen in any other developed European country, particularly not in a capital city. Damaging and eliminating our craft, design and architectural heritage and damaging our tourism industry and generally creating an unpleasant atmosphere

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RT @djjmilner: Very cool

RT @RTENationwide: We are in Dublin visiting Grangegorman to hear about its history & development on #RTENationwide Friday 7th February @RT…

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1921, no 12 Beresford Place to far right

Summerhill Inn (1980) and viewed from across the street on an unknown date

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@SebastianEPayne Of all the way-off points in the article "An erratic foreign policy" is probably the most jarring. Ireland has the most consistent foreign policy of any developed country, supporting diplomacy and dialogue, comparing a "king" in 2025 is particularly comical (and feudal)

@holyw160 None of them are but number 5 should certainly be. They are all in an ACA anyway I think

@davidbgeary If they were bring it back from dereliction and restore the original features and return it to residential use above the shop front then IPAS wouldn't be a bad option as it would be unlikely it would be allowed be social housing anyway owing to its proximity to pubs/ busy street