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Built between c.1890 and c.1910.
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35/36 SOUTH GREAT GEORGES STREET, AND 37 (BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR)
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- 35/36 SOUTH GREAT GEORGES STREET, AND 37 (BASEMENT AND GROUND FLOOR)
- Eircode
- D02 AX50
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Architecture
This late nineteenth or early twentieth-century commercial building, designed in the simplified Italianate style that dominated the extensive rebuilding of South Great Georges Street between c. 1890-1930. Located on a prominent corner site, the well-proportioned and subtle detailing of the façade echoes Nos.
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