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Didn't mr. Flanagan have a phone or had he already left this premises?

Michiel2005 Would have thought he'd have had a phone. Will try some directories earlier than 1969...

Good sight of 60's.

I was working in the area around that time and I cannot for the life of me remember Flanagans. I exptec that the youngsters were either on their way to Aughrim Street to the church or to Stanhope street convent but I imagine that they were on their way from Stanhope St. As a long time admirer of the mini-skirt I would see nothing profane about them Stefano!

Swordscookie One of our Facebookers knows the Flanagans, and is checking their address at the time (the business is still on the go), but from memory, he thought it was Halston Street. However, Halston Street is so altered, it's impossible to tell - so we'll have to wait to hear from the Flanagans, still Cutler Engineers!

Posterior a esta foto pasé por ahí, bastante depues. Gracias por ponerla

I remember they had a store call Macys there. I do`nt think it had any thing to do with the American chain

Streetview.

Anybody recognize the 4th and 8th car on the right ? I think the line is Renault 4, Mini, Mercedes Benz, ??, Ford Anglia, Renault 10, Ford Escort, ??, Triumph Herald, Ford Transit ...

The building which we see looking down Exchequer Street, which now blocks the view of the castle in Sharon's streetview is Castle House. Revenue had offices here from the mid 1970s. It's main tenant is now Dublin Business School. I always understood that this brutalist lump opened in around 1975. But here we seemingly see it under construction a few years earlier. (Or maybe we're seeing hoardings around the demolition site of what went prior? Or the so called Stamping Building further behind?). EDIT: On the cars, beachcomber australia my gut reaction was that #4 is a Mk II Ford Cortina.