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This is not the main street. On the GeoHive OSI 25" you can see that the Hotels, RIC barracks, Post office are all around the corner to the right, and out of sight. In Streetview, we can see Vartry House is still there at left.

Streetview

www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.0614879,-6.2240576,3a,67.7y,309...

The church was completed in 1871, no help.

Niall McAuley Your link must be mistaken, but it's here IMO: maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,719034,702680,11,9

It's interesting that approx 100 years later this report appeared in"de paper" about Miltown Malbay; Mr Paddy O'Donghaile, principal tax inspector, said it certainly did dawn on him when he was investigating in Miltown Malbay that it was happening elsewhere. ``It is happening all over the place. You can be lucky in an inquiry and in this one we were.'' The taxmen swooped on the Bank of Ireland in the town before Christmas, 1991 and approached individual traders which resulted in disclosures and the ultimate recovery of about £2m in unpaid tax, including tax on deposit accounts where DIRT was not operated.

Streetview

End-of-terrace house at left is dated to 1890 by the NIAH.

Niall McAuley Date amended, Niall.

Replaced with a higher res version.

This Mary made a grreat booboo last evening when uploading some shots to the NLI stream and failed to make them private so as to release one each day:-( The problem was that we had a number of "Tram" shots together and needed to break up the flow with other interests. Sincere apologies to all those who like a daily chase.

This is a reverse view of this recent shot.

Lovely day in Sandymount when the Streetview was taken.

The company Leverett & Frye dates from 1892.

Ryan, Victualler, #92 is now Michael Byrne and Son, Butcher. Ryan's shop was still there in 1971, according to Thom's!