Derelict Dublin

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Not my site, and I don't know who is behind it, but I thought I'd pimp it anyway.

http://derelictdublin.blogspot.com/

I'm interested in old, decaying buildings. Don't know if anyone else is, but if the dude updates his blog consistently, it could be worth following.

Wishbone Ash

If such a site existed 20 years ago, he would have a lot more material. I'm thinking about the huge swathes of wasteland along Gardiner Street in the 1980s. As well as that, nearly every other street had those vacant spots with RSJs propping up the neighbouring buildings.

admiralofthefleet

interesting that vaste swathes of derelict buildings south of the river are not covered

mikemac

Good find OP.
I know this house well. I believe it went on sale for over €2million but I could be thinking of a neighbouring house.
Fantastic house, the owner could pull in a couple of thousand a month if they split into flats.

PurpleFistMixer

Ooh, I love old, abandoned places.

Anto McC

That site is like an esate agent for squatters.

cruibin

some real character in those buildings, I remember most of the quays and temple bar being derelict.

Gaspode

hope he doesnt pass by my place - some days it looks a bit like some of those buildings!
Must cut the grass soon.
Must cut the grass soon.
Must cut the grass soon.
Must cut the grass soon.
Must cut the grass soon.
Must cut the grass soon..........................................

gurramok

Very informative

Wonder how he knew some of them were derelict in the first place, some of those gaffs don't look derelict to the passer-by, especially the one on Nephin Rd.
Blogger must be from Cabra/Phibsboro to have that much local knowledge..duh