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Deserted buildings

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    #32
    siltirocker
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    Thargor wrote: »
    I dont like seeing derilict buildings but theres something especially sad about boarded up independent video rental places that always gives me a pang when I see them, they look so sad for some reason.

    Restaurant's always get to me. :(


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    #33
    [Deleted User]
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    Estate agents to me.


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    #34
    Thargor
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Estate agents to me.
    Ha! Id run to the shop for marshmallows if I saw one on fire.


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    #35
    Fenster
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    JohnCleary wrote: »
    Ah, St. Valentine house? Some spot

    Which house is that exactly?


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    #36
    3-D Preacher
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    The building is half-way down Dominic St. just past the Art Centre. There's a small shuttered-up shop front. It's actually quite easy to miss if you're not paying attention.

    Does anyone remember the little windows in the toilets in Kennys old shop on Quay St? They opened into a forgotten space between two buildings that had been roofed over at some point. I had a nose around in the Port West shop that's there now for the first time today and as far as I can tell the windows have been blocked-off. So I suppose that makes it a deserted space now...


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    thesandeman
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    Does anyone remember the little windows in the toilets in Kennys old shop on Quay St? They opened into a forgotten space between two buildings that had been roofed over at some point. I had a nose around in the Port West shop that's there now for the first time today and as far as I can tell the windows have been blocked-off. So I suppose that makes it a deserted space now...[/QUOTE]

    And the public toilets down the steps at the end of O Briens Bridge where it meets The Bridge Mills? Wonder whats in there now. They were the scaryist jacks ever!


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    #38
    snubbleste
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    dloob wrote: »
    Speaking of Gerry Barrett, the Corrib Great Southern has joined the list of deserted buildings.


    City planners have agreed to allow MD Merlin Developments Ltd knock the Corrib Great Southern hotel on the Dublin road.


    Go and take your pictures now!


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    #39
    foxy_19-89
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    thesandeman wrote: »
    Does anyone remember the little windows in the toilets in Kennys old shop on Quay St? They opened into a forgotten space between two buildings that had been roofed over at some point. I had a nose around in the Port West shop that's there now for the first time today and as far as I can tell the windows have been blocked-off. So I suppose that makes it a deserted space now...

    And the public toilets down the steps at the end of O Briens Bridge where it meets The Bridge Mills? Wonder whats in there now. They were the scaryist jacks ever![/QUOTE]

    was just thinking that the last day. god knows whats growing down there! junkie home? defo cant get in there though can you?


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    thesandeman
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    foxy_19-89 wrote: »
    And the public toilets down the steps at the end of O Briens Bridge where it meets The Bridge Mills? Wonder whats in there now. They were the scaryist jacks ever!

    was just thinking that the last day. god knows whats growing down there! junkie home? defo cant get in there though can you?[/QUOTE]

    Dont think so. Unless you can come up the Corrib in a canoe.


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    #41
    Mrs OBumble
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    thesandeman wrote: »
    Unless you can come up the Corrib in a canoe.

    Ahh, so that's where JohnCleary is building his time machine ;)


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