Early 20th century Ireland image of the Gresham Hotel Dublin, with hackney carriages & tram on Sackville Street - now O'Connell Street, c1905. The hotel was destroyed by fire during the civil war fighting in 1922, following which it was re-built & reopened in 1927.
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19th century Dublin 1885, Antique print for sale online.
19th century Dublin photograph circa 1885, Bachelors Walk Dublin city center, with a view across Sackville Street and O'Connell Bridge (formerly the Carlisle Bridge) to Eden Quay. The
Customs House designed by James Gandon is visible in the background.
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Photograph taken from Bachelors walk of O'Connell Street Bridge c1910, the Carlisle Building with a radio mast was destroyed by shelling during the 1916 Easter Rising & is visible to the left across the bridge.
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Early 20th century black & white photos of Dublin Ireland, with Nelson's pillar, horse trams and the GPO - General Post Office. The views above are of the capital's main thoroughfare - O'Connell Street - named after the Irish Liberator - Daniel O'Connell, It was formerly known as Sackville street. The photographs date from the early 1900's, prior to the 1916 Easter Rising, in which the GPO & many nearby buildings were damaged during fighting between Irish Republican volunteers and British military forces.
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