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The tin roofed building was replaced by "Macks" as seen in the streetview. Macks has 1856 plastered on the front wall which has to refer to the business rather than the building.

NIAH quotes the 1856 date for Mack's, does not give any indication of when it was rebuilt.

The building at right housing the Post Office was built in 1840. The PO door has been walled up since.

From the look of the GeoHive 25", the 1856 Mack's is just out of shot at left. The 25" says the PO was here in 1908ish.

Google Lens has zilch. Is that another man inside looking out under the 'E' of Doyle? Stone arches across the road reflected in the windows ...

It's very 'Peaky Blinders' ...

Somewhere in Dublin, I think, as the top of the poster in the window looks very much like one of these Theatre Royal posters...

Some (many) people navigate their way around Dublin using pubs as landmarks. As a Teetotaler I always struggle with such directions but I can confirm that the pub in question is not the one that gave it's name to Doyle's Corner in Phibsboro.

There are many Doyle entries in the 1911 Census that give their occupation as Publican and some Wine and Spirit Merchants etc., which might help the search?

Congratulation for your beautiful Album.

Bare trees in the background also a pointer to winter.

Street View

and the smoke from the cottage chimneys

Post 1818 when the castle wa built on the top of the moat in the background. discovernorthernireland.com/Donaghadee-Harbour-Lighthouse...