christchurchplace

The " Lord Edward" Public house or Thomas Cunniams as it was known then is the only building left standing....the furthest building on left. It was built in 1900. Streetview

Nice shot.

The car on the right looks like a Riley - possibly a 1933 Falcon.

and the truck looks like a Dodge Brothers K-34

Peter Cartwright Good call. Thank you! Evidently the hexagonal ventilators on the bonnet and twin suicide doors went in later models ...

Streetview It's the synod house of Christchurch Cathedral, without the footbridge.

The DIA says 1870s for the passageway to the synod hall. While the building itself is dated 1871- 1875.

I can see the window thats now under the arch. There's also unfinished stonework around it. www.google.de/maps/@53.3431999,-6.271787,3a,41y,318.49h,9...

Nineteenth century Irish ecclesiastical humour ...

MR. DEAN'S RESTRICTION A learned and humourous dean was one day seated in the Synod Hall, at Dublin, when a scent bottle, falling from the strangers' gallery, happened to alight upon his somewhat bald cranium. Rising from his chair, he asked permission to make a personal explanation. "My lord primate," he said, "I am always glad to see strangers at our our debates, and I feel especially honored by the presence of women. But " -- here he held up the scent bottle -- " let not their precious balms break my head*."

From trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/88440226 30/10/1915 * It is evidently a quote from Psalm 141 v.6 - But let not their precious balms break my head; yea, I will pray yet against their wickedness.

From Thoms 1862 …here Michael's-lane intersects… 1 Sherry, C. feather & flock dlr. 22l. May be the business on High Street.