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The lady in the hat and dress crossing the street, as well as the already noted lack of cars, suggests very close to the start of the date range to me.

Wood-Milne rubber heels (available at The Boot-Repairing House)

On Life's High Road! To have a bouyant, airy, easy, step - to have the roughest paths feel soft and yielding to the foot - to win freedom from fatigue - is this not worth a pair of WOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS

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John Spooner A spring in your step!!

BultacoFan I am inclined to agree.

This is looking down Charlotte St. at the junction of Harcourt Rd. This is an interesting photo in that we see a Dublin street that doesn't exist any more. Charlotte Street....If you click between Historic and Street Map on the OSI survey you'll see where it was. maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,715627,732822,12,9 I'd guess date to be around 1910.

You are a wonderful source, thank you again!

Probably still intact as there is a Lawrence Photographic Project in 1990/91 - catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000354584

beachcomber australia Is this inside the castle gate rather than in Ship Street itself?

The clock tower (right) is what is now part of the Chester Beatty Library. www.inyourpocket.com/dublin/Chester-Beatty-Library_35104v...

Street View from Stephen Street

I think these may be Elinor's nieces again. Dates not always reliable.

Park bench view

The park bench needs several new wooden slats after 60+ years of Dublin weather, and the 'new' flying buttress has blended in well -

I love the old guy snoozing on the bench 😍. Lovely shiny shoes and cap down on the eyes.

Lovely!