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Wishbone Ash wrote: »I appear to have made an error through my own ignorance!
:o:o
When GutShot mentioned Camden Lock, I thought he/she was referring to the canal further West. After reading Victor's post, it now appears that he/she was correct all along.
I took the pic from Britain Quay but did not realise that the entry to the Grand Canal Docks was known as Camden Lock!
Apologies GutShot - well done!
Not nitpicking, but i'm sure that's in D4 rather than D2?
Grand canal dock is always known to be in D4
We need a postcode boundary street map to prove it:D (only found this useless one! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:DublinPC.svg)0 -
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Dubsmax - is no. 2 Dublin Port?
PS - this pic is still up for grabs from my last set!
2. Dublin 1 - Located on a very busy area but it is one of those little enclaves that most people don't notice as their attentions are focused elsewhere.
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I debated that with myself and decided to stick with Dublin 2 - using the rationale that the Dodder may divide D2 and D4 around there.Not nitpicking, but i'm sure that's in D4 rather than D2?
Grand canal dock is always known to be in D4
Looks like I have made a proper balls of that one!
Yes, it would be very useful. The guide in that link is the same as the one in the telephone book.gurramock wrote:We need a postcode boundary street map to prove it:D (only found this useless one! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:DublinPC.svg)0 -
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Sio i'Cork like wrote: »and wishbones no.2, I'm not sure, but I think it could be around Sean McDermot Street, but you did say it was a busy street, so i'm not so sure, but it's the only place in dublin 1 with two or three story buildings that I can think of.
Not Sean McDermott Street or Parnell Street. It's west of O'Connell Street and in a much busier area. Luas Red Line passes by it!wishbone is that one just off parnell street. There's a pub out on the street front, aparts above and a sneaky lane like that one to the side for car access to the aparts.
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »Dubsmax - is no. 2 Dublin Port?
PS - this pic is still up for grabs from my last set!
2. Dublin 1 - Located on a very busy area but it is one of those little enclaves that most people don't notice as their attentions are focused elsewhere.
Yes Wishbone No.2 is indeed Dublin Port.
Your No 2 Wouldn't be the Lane beside the old Hector Greys on Liffey St?0 -
Yes Wishbone No.2 is indeed Dublin Port. I thought it was obvious enough. (I was at work all day so I didn't see your pics until tonight but I surprised no. 2 wasn't identified earlier.The only other one I would have known was O'Shea's )
I don't think I know where the 'old Hector Grey's' was but you are very close alright with Liffey Street!Dubsmax wrote:Your No 2 Wouldn't be the Lane beside the old Hector Greys on Liffey St?
EDIT: Congrats on the 2,000th post! 0 -
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Wishbone Ash wrote: » I thought it was obvious enough. (I was at work all day so I didn't see your pics until tonight but I surprised no. 2 wasn't identified earlier.The only other one I would have known was O'Shea's )
I don't think I know where the 'old Hector Grey's' was but you are very close alright with Liffey Street!
EDIT: Congrats on the 2,000th post!
The lane I had in mind was on Upr Liffey Street opposite M&S0 -
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »You're probably thinking of Propy's Lane. It's literally a stone's throw away from there!
Abbey Cottages opp M&S loading ramp is the only other lane I can see within a stone's throw...??0 -
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The canal divides D2 & D4. However, I wonder who actually delivers post to the lock-keepers house, a D2 postman or a D4 one.
Gah! I had it worked out from the Luas hint.Abbey Cottages opp M&S loading ramp is the only other lane I can see within a stone's throw...??
1 Redmond's Hill, between Aungier Street and Wexford Street, D2/8.
2 Green Street (you left a clue), D7
3 Misery Hill, D2
4 St. Partick's Cathedral, D8
5 Aungier Street, D2/8
6 Stumped Street - Its a city council depot (?) in D7, but not the one on Grangegorman or Stoneybatter. The chimney looks like one might expect to see in a hospital.
7 Lower Baggot Street, D2
8 Well, the owner should be in Mountjoy.
9 Morningstar Avenue, D7.
10 Bow Street, D70 -
Yes.1 Redmond's Hill, between Aungier Street and Wexford Street, D2/8.
Yes. (I didn't see the clue until now and thought it was a nice non-descript pic2 Green Street (you left a clue), D7)
No (but very close3 Misery Hill, D2).
No (go again4 St. Patrick's Cathedral, D8)
No (the other one5 Aungier Street, D2/8)
Yes,it's a city council depot alright!6 Stumped Street - Its a city council depot (?) in D7, but not the one on Grangegorman or Stoneybatter. The chimney looks like one might expect to see in a hospital.
No (way off).7 Lower Baggot Street, D2
:eek:8 Well, the owner should be in Mountjoy.
Yes.9 Morningstar Avenue, D7.
Yes.10 Bow Street, D7
Very impressive Victor - 5 correct and almost correct on 2 more! 0 -
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