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THE STRAND HOUSE, FAIRVIEW Heritage

12 FAIRVIEW, AND REAR OF 10/11 FAIRVIEW, Dublin

Address12 FAIRVIEW, AND REAR OF 10/11 FAIRVIEW
CountyDublin
EircodeD01 HN36
Licence refN0135

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Boards.ie memory links The Strand House, Fairview with old memories, rituals and customs and regulars and characters. PubHub V1 treats this as published forum memory: not a settled fact, but a linked record of what people said, remembered, joked about, or claimed online.

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3 source leads · 2001-2009

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🏭 Heritage-listed building

NIAH building record

Built: c.1870 · NIAH rating: Regional

This public house is one of a group of five structures, three in this terrace and two on the opposite side of street, with cast-iron brattishing - cast-iron balustrade - at parapet level. The Strand House and its two neighbours on the southeast side of the North Strand are notable for this feature and the decorative stucco surrounds to the upper floor windows. Despite insertion of modern fabric and a loss of historic detailing, the overall character has been retained. The quality of the external detailing makes an important contribution to the streetscape.

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What the archives say

Independent reporting and heritage records on this pub, drawn from a curated list of Irish news outlets, Revenue Commissioners, NIAH, and the Dictionary of Irish Architects. Every claim links to its primary source.

Listing history

Revenue's renewed-liquor-licence register lists licence ref N0135 as a Publican's Licence (7-Day Ordinary) for THE STRAND HOUSE, FAIRVIEW at 12 FAIRVIEW, AND REAR OF 10/11 FAIRVIEW in DUBLIN CITY with WETHERSFIELD PUBLICANS LIMITED as licensee.[1]

NIAH records the associated building as a Regional-rated public house dated 1870-1890 and notes its cast-iron brattishing, decorative stucco surrounds, retained character, and streetscape contribution.[2]

Sources  (2)
  1. Revenue Commissioners · Register of Renewed Liquor Licences · 2026-05-08
  2. NIAH · Registry entry, ref. 50060458 · 2026-05-12

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Local notes

Established

Built between c.1870 and c.1890.

Architecture

The Strand House and its two neighbours on the southeast side of the North Strand are notable for this feature and the decorative stucco surrounds to the upper floor windows. Despite insertion of modern fabric and a loss of historic detailing, the overall character has been retained.

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Memory archive

Archive time depth

2001-2009

8 years of archive-metadata distance across 3 dated Boards.ie archive leads.

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Full Boards.ie archive, story leads and sourcesKept on the page, collapsed so rich pubs do not run for screens.

Stories and local colour

Gossip, odd details and pub atmosphere

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What people were talking about

Boards.ie gives The Strand House, Fairview 3 readable forum-memory signals around older recollections, changed routines, remembered visits, and traces of how the pub lived in people's routes, repeated habits, match days, late-bar routines, quizzes, lock-ins, or other house rhythms and regulars, staff-memory, room characters, crowds, and the social texture around the pub. This is not verified pub history; it is a mapped trail of what people said online and where PubHub can go next for local colour.

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What the Boards.ie trail is useful for

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What people were talking about

Boards.ie gives The Strand House, Fairview 3 readable forum-memory signals around older recollections, changed routines, remembered visits, and traces of how the pub lived in people's routes, repeated habits, match days, late-bar routines, quizzes, lock-ins, or other house rhythms and regulars, staff-memory, room characters, crowds, and the social texture around the pub. This is not verified pub history; it is a mapped trail of what people said online and where PubHub can go next for local colour.

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Characters and room texture

The character lane has 1 signal for The Strand House, Fairview: regulars, staff-memory, crowds, habits, or the social feel of the room. PubHub keeps this as labelled forum memory and uses source review before turning any named-person fragment into stronger copy.

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time_depth

Archive time depth

The Strand House, Fairview has 3 dated source leads from 2001 to 2009, giving the page a 8-year archive trail. That gives the pub page a memory layer across time, not just a single mention.

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Source trail

PubHub has 3 unique Boards.ie source URLs tied to this pub-memory record. Each public lead stays linked so corrections can point to the exact forum source.

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Story leads

Best Boards.ie memory leads

The Strand House, Fairview has 3 readable Boards.ie memory signals around old memories, rituals and customs and regulars and characters. The strongest current lead points into "Utility_ - A very, very drunk little man."; PubHub should keep it labelled as forum memory, then use corrections and source review to turn the best fragments into fuller local stories. The character lane is especially useful here, with 1 regulars-or-room-texture signal.

Story, gossip and history leads

  1. Utility_ - A very, very drunk little man.

    2001 · characters · lead score 114

  2. First film you saw in a Cinema??

    2009 · memory · lead score 112

  3. The After Hours Everything Google Street View Is Now Live In Ireland....I see ya.

    2002 · rituals and customs · lead score 93

Characters and room texture

  1. Utility_ - A very, very drunk little man.

    2001 · characters · lead score 114

Archive profile

A Boards.ie forum trail

The Strand House, Fairview has 3 readable Boards.ie memory matches around old memories, rituals and customs and regulars and characters. PubHub V1 publishes this as forum memory: what people said online, connected back to source posts where possible.

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Memory shape

Old memories, rituals and customs and regulars and characters

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Old memories

Boards.ie memory links this pub with older recollections, changed habits, former routines, or remembered visits.

Rituals and customs

Boards.ie memory links this pub with repeated habits, late bars, quiz nights, lock-ins, sessions, or house routines.

Regulars and characters

Boards.ie memory links this pub with regulars, bar characters, staff roles, or social texture around the room.

Archive source trail

Where this memory trace comes from

These are linked Boards.ie leads from pre-2026 discussion. PubHub V1 shows the linked trail as forum memory and uses the correction path for bad matches, missing context, or pages that need checking.

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    First film you saw in a Cinema??

    2009Boards V1 Raw Review MemoryScore 84

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    Utility_ - A very, very drunk little man.

    2001Boards V1 Raw Review MemoryScore 79

Boards.ie forum memory

Boards.ie memory links The Strand House, Fairview with old memories, rituals and customs and regulars and characters. PubHub V1 treats this as published forum memory: not a settled fact, but a linked record of what people said, remembered, joked about, or claimed online.

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