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Always pronounced "Herdle" for some reason.

I remember "Heraldy Mail" changing to "Press, Heraldy Mail" when the Evening Press came out in the early 1950s.

As a kid i thought they were saying F~~k all Herald or Press.

And we have a winner! John Spooner John Spooner added a note on the picture over Bonafide Travellers. John, do you never sleep?

Wasn't there a law which prohibited selling of alcoholic beverages on Sundays other than to 'bona fide travellers'? There's an advertisement on the 2nd tram (centre-right) with 'Refreshments on Sundays. Bona fide travellers'

National Library of Ireland on The Commons From time to time. I see that Arabian Nights was on at the Gaiety Theatre

Here's the none-too-complimentary review from Freeman's of May 20th 1890, which refers to Miss Vaudray's be-feathered hat (click for a readable version).

Over market gardens tidy, Taverns for the bona fide

John Spooner Ooh, you're ringing vague bells with me about Dubliners heading out to Wicklow hills on a Sunday to go to public houses.

maps.google.com/maps?q=Westmoreland+Street,+Dublin,+Irela...

DannyM8 And Dublin takes an early lead with the location provided!

archiseek.com/2009/1857-thomas-moore-statue-college-st-du... Archiseek give 1857 as a date for the Thomas Moore Statue

maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,715930,734180,7,9

DannyM8 1857 for Thomas Moore is grand for our 1863-1880 date. No sign yet of "O'Connell Statue" as the OSI map calls the O'Connell Monument.