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PARNELL MOONEY

72/74 PARNELL STREET AND AN EXTENSION, ATTACHED TO & ADJOINING THE SAID LICENSED PREMISES, WHICH COMPRISES A SEATING AREA TO THE EXISTING ROOF AT SECOND FLOOR LE
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Guinness Draught · 568 ml pint

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72/74 PARNELL STREET AND AN EXTENSION, ATTACHED TO & ADJOINING THE SAID LICENSED PREMISES, WHICH COMPRISES A SEATING AREA TO THE EXISTING ROOF AT SECOND FLOOR LE
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72/74 PARNELL STREET AND AN EXTENSION, ATTACHED TO & ADJOINING THE SAID LICENSED PREMISES, WHICH COMPRISES A SEATING AREA TO THE EXISTING ROOF AT SECOND FLOOR LE

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Established

Built between c.1875 and c.1880.

Architecture

This double-fronted pub was designed by Frederick Morley in 1879 and remains one of a handful of pre-twentieth-century structures on the street. The upper storeys appear to have been rebuilt during the early twentieth century with the elaborate pub front retained and now forming a decorative low-scale element on this much altered streetscape…

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