loitering

Streetview isn't able to show it properly, as it's a pedestrian street now, but this is the closest. (From further down the street, and facing in the other direction.)

here it is from the competition: catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000559408

Here's a guide to Wexford from 1885.

I think the shop at the [r/i/g/h/t] left ("Agent for Pullar's Dye Works Perth") is Myles Doyle's, shown in the 1885 guide as 9-11 Main St. N. (Which also agrees with Leverett & Frye being at no. 20) If so, then the picture has to be after about 1900, as that's when no. 13, next door got a shopfront.

While I know Main Street in Wexford I am not quite sure where this is, does anybody have an OSI link? Where's Niall when you need him???

Street View 2017

Here is IM 181 also in Westport, at the railway station:

In the archive, a rear view of todays bus, IM 180, at Leenane. On the back is painted Tourist Car Clifden Westport, so I imagine they are going to Clifden via Leenane.

to a modern eye the piles of horse manure are more numerous than expected. So neatly gathered for collection, the chicken seems to be getting a god feed of grubs/flies.

Both IM 180 and IM 181, along with IM 179 are in the 1915 Irish Motor Book as being Char-a-bancs owned by Midland G.W. Railway, Broadstone.

Oldest profession and oldest story. But all this for sixpence? Wish the North Shields Police Court had been in session right after the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.

That's what happens when transportation to the colonies is abolished. (thanks for sending some of my ancestors to Australia. LOL (living the dream)

Adding Court records to the photo is just great. Who needs fiction ?

Thank you for your post in : Portrait★Faces