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Now called Ashe street.

StreetView today.

The NIAH lists the red-brick corner building noted above (37 Ashe Street) as 1896, so that's an earliest date. It could be a little later, as the OS 25" surveyed in 1898 does not show this building (with the corner cut at an angle for a doorway).

The YMCA building is from 1861, no help.

I'd so love to see NLI on Historypin - imagine this image overlayed on Google Streetview to create a Then & Now

Google Map - from a similar viewpoint maps.google.ie/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geoc...

Medieval town gate in Emmet St. Kilmallock.

Interesting to see how the tower has been restored.

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"Last week Ending Aug 21st" So your earliest date is August 14th.

Trees block the view in StreetView

That's the Church of Ireland Church in Tralee - dedicated to St John the Evangelist. It's located on Ashe Street.

There's a pub around the corner from this church that sells electric blue cocktails for EUR8 a pitcher, as a result of which I can remember very little about Tralee (or what the cocktail is called), even though I got a detailed tour of the place from a local, including highlights such as the courthouse, where his mother got done for not paying her TV license as part of some sort of gaeilgeoir dispute, and a house that used to be a shop where his mother once bought a pair of shoes.

The photo is of Church Terrace rather than Nelson or Ashe Street!,

DannyM8 You're dead right, Danny. Only spotted that on closer examination of Street View - now added as a tag (and in the title).