🏭 Heritage-listed building
Built: c.1760 · NIAH rating: Regional
No.1 Inns Quay forms part of a terrace of three late eighteenth-century former houses facing south to the River Liffey. The former house retains its elegant late eighteenth-century proportions to the upper floors and contains nineteenth-century timber sash windows and granite kerbstones to the south and east. The carved lettering to the shopfront is indicative of the social function of the building as a public house and grocers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The finely carved shopfront is both well designed and well executed, and uses classical architecture with a pedimented temple front as a main entrance, to bring an elevated status to the everyday function of the building. Neighbouring the Four Courts, No.1 Inns Quay was occupied by grocers, wine and spirit merchants throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and neighboured to the west by solicitors' offices.
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