Built between c.1925 and c.1930.
Nos.19-20 Chancery Street were constructed by Robinson & Keefe for W.J. OHara, tea, wine and spirit merchant in 1927, replacing an earlier public house. To the north of the Four Courts and close to the wholesale markets, nos.19-20 Chancery Street served a social function as a public house throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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| Address | 19/20 Chancery Place, |
|---|---|
| County | Pubs in Dublin |
| Revenue ref | N0061 |
Heritage-listed building
Nos.19-20 Chancery Street were constructed by Robinson & Keefe for W.J. OHara, tea, wine and spirit merchant in 1927, replacing an earlier public house. To the north of the Four Courts and close to the wholesale markets, nos.19-20 Chancery Street served a social function as a public house throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The twentieth-century origins of this building are evident in the chamfered corner, where it is evident that the brick is clearly a cladding rather than a…
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