cornerboys

yes there is a dog

and it's an identifiable breed, this looks like a setter; edit, (thanks George Fitzpatrick) its a springer spaniel

the men sitting on the bridge brings to mind the series of "lunch a top the skyscrapers" in 1930s new york

Foxglove I saw it First!!!

danny, sometimes the finger is mightier than the .... I just love to see that a man can feel comfortable parking himself and wheelbarrow in the road for a chat with the (fantastic description that my dad also used) ... cornerboys

The chains are still there as is the famine pot(?) but the small statue is gone and the lovely lamp replaced by a palm tree. www.google.es/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x486708991a2e07bf:...

The DIA dates the church to 1866, the tower and spire to 1882.

It is before the Tram arrived

This one in the archive has tram wires, and the creeper has grown across the main door. Clearly later. There is a pole for the tram wires in this little roundabout. The later shot has cobbled roads.

Nelson's Pillar and Kingstown Opened August 1885,

Still there, now with a tree on top - streetview - goo.gl/maps/EPUmzmDLUsWMUNWv5

Who would have though that in the 21st Century that Mr Field and Mr Wyle would be linked by willow woven coffins.

beachcomber australia Second word on wall looks like DRAPER to me. Need someone who can access the census returns or a trade directory to find a surname.

The building on the corner was a pub known as Lawlor’s in the 1970’s it may have been a pub long before that also.

Previously somewhere in Alexander Street (1924) - possibly the yard before the basket maker -