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There is a non-digitized shot called Wedding cake commissioned by Mr. Alec Tringey, Moran's Hotel

Hmm, no Tringeys in the 1901 or 1911 census, nor in the irishgeneology records. Possible transcription error? Or perhaps a non-Irish gentleman?

Ah, Tingey.

Marriage record of Alexander Tingey, Printer or maybe Painter? of Moorfields, London to Josephine Collins of Lr. Grange, witnesses Nellie Collins and Henry Colclough.


Oct 20th 1928.

Excellent!!

Niall McAuley Wow. Niall, you make this look so easy!

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19 November 1907 was a Tuesday ...

Doyle & Dillon is clock heaven. But which is the right time?

I think the buildings have survived. The new bank is to the right on the corner, and Kelly's have expanded.
Kellyview - maps.app.goo.gl/DzWgbGp2Le1b1qpX8

beachcomber australia Yes, both buildings survived, even the fancy windows of the clock shop.
Furlongs on the left wasn’t so lucky.
I’ve heard of the Happy Ring House in Dublin, this one is the Lucky Ring House.

Doyle & Dillon's prices on Tuesday 19 November 1907 as advertised in the Evening News (Waterford) I wonder why it says no. 79?
Their advert in the Waterford Star - Saturday 16 November 1907 says 76, as does the one in the Waterford Standard.
Monday's Evening News says 79, but by the 21st it says 76.

I wonder if the Evening Post typesetter was told to buck his ideas up or else.

I assume the figure in the doorway is either Doyle or Dillon, wondering why all their potential customers are passing their shop and looking for watches 3 doors down.

what an elegant place!

Ah when shops still looked like shops, when shopkeepers still looked like shopkeepers and when customers could actually get something now very rare and hard to find; Service and Quality.

I remember 4711. Haven't seen it for many years.

As seen in the cabinet (bottom right)

Oriental Tooth Paste (3rd cabinet from right, 2nd shelf down)