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That'd be this: maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V2,633658,781265,11,9

The convent's still there. The workhouse has been replaced by a modern school. www.google.ie/maps/@53.7798055,-7.4896706,3a,75y,347.16h,...

Before the east wing was added ...

Built in 1892, extended in 1930 www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&...

Apologies for veering off topic - although not too far - but Helena Zinkham, head of the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress, gave us all a lovely compliment on the LOC's blog. She's been involved in Flickr Commons from when it was just a twinkle in George Oates' eye. Anyway, Helena says:

"... For example, in the National Library of Ireland’s photostream, delightful conversations develop as a group pieces together the story for each photograph..."

I think we're the only ones who get a special mention. :)

Streetview

and a chicken too

I hoped that was a clock half way up the street on the right, but alas it's a sign for "Agency for xxx xxx Cycles". Which might help with the date? See megazoom ...

beachcomber australia That's a sign for Rudge Whitworth Cycles. They were formed in 1894. So hanging there and having rusty streaks would put this a good few years later. www.icollector.com/A-Rudge-Whitworth-Cycles-Agency-Enamel...

Again thanks to megazoom at full blast, you can just see the telegraph wire from that single (!) thingy on top of the pole, stretching down to another thingy above Irwin's Leather Store which is also the Post Office. Obvious really, but fascinating that such detail is there on the glass negative.