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The The Galway and Salthill Tramway Company operated a passenger tramway service in Galway between 1879 and 1918.

Niall McAuley It always makes me laugh, timing you to see how quickly you'll spot the random dog!

I believe that's Buttermilk Lane with the "Post No Bills" notice, see the OS 25" map at GeoHive.

Xref: If the photographer looked left, he would see this view:

I can't see the Pratt's ad, but I think 1890 is too early if we're talking about Pratt's Motor Spirit. The very earliest Irish motor cars (as he have seen previously) were around 1900..

Thank you...

DannyM8 You're very welcome! That's the official February photo with dog, but will do my best to include more...

I think she's actually giving that horse some sort of gypsy curse or the evil eye or similar.

Lots of cars up the street.

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Fluid Beef , until 1889 it became Bovril.

Streetview - goo.gl/maps/6vV1GDizJj4E4ReN6 - it looks like all the buildings are still the same!

man leans against wall outside cycle repair shop, another Flann O'Brien half truth. the butchers animal display is fabulous, I remember as a child making straw castles from the wood shaving on the floor, shouting up under the cattle and pig carcasses, pulling the ligaments on chicken feet to make the toes work ; Tescos is not such fun, aye we knew how to get around the boredom then 😉

the road has covered/ culvert drains which finish and open on the right and left sides of the road into an open cobbled drain

I had a look at the 1901 census for Greville Street to find that ALL of the premises on both sides were owned by Lord Greville!!