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until 1984. The building incorporated a set of three three-bay houses on the site, which was later remodelled in 1865. The building still retains the original store frontage of the department store. The building was later occupied by a
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from 1986, and is now a branch of the supermarket chain,
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973:"Dublin's Great Explosion of 1597"
836:List of Dublin bridges and tunnels
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2154:Bombing of Dublin in World War II
1297:Buckley, Dan (28 February 2004).
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1822:Georgian Architecture in Dublin
1489:Begnal, Michael (1 June 2002).
1475:Picturesque Dublin: Old and New
1269:Kelly, Olivia (11 April 2021).
1187:. Irish Times. 19 August 2017.
1084:Fagan, Jack (3 December 2014).
873:A History of the City of Dublin
555:(Wellington Quay) (1707-c.1814)
535:Ormond Quay Presbyterian church
2318:Dublin Millennium celebrations
2058:Irish International Exhibition
1439:Nolan, Larissa (14 May 2006).
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332:On 21 February 2004, near the
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870:Gilbert, John Thomas (1854).
776:Commissioners of Irish Lights
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232:A map of Dublin Quays in 1797
2294:Lansdowne Road football riot
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1947:Dublin and Kingstown Railway
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2123:Burning of the Custom House
1984:Great Industrial Exhibition
1472:Gerard, Frances A. (1898).
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1028:White, Dan (20 June 2015).
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1785:Dublin gunpowder explosion
1638:List of songs about Dublin
1613:Local government in Dublin
1516:Jack B. Yeats, A Biography
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2276:Dublin Area Rapid Transit
2172:Liffey Descent canoe race
1674:Early Scandinavian Dublin
1633:Historical maps of Dublin
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92:Céanna Bhaile Átha Cliath
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2270:GUBU (Malcolm MacArthur)
2077:Bachelor's Walk massacre
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942:Connolly, S. J. (2007).
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189:Sir John Rogerson's Quay
76:Convention Centre Dublin
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1738:Christ Church Cathedral
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488:Heuston railway station
371:Dublin quays in culture
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751:Wellington Quay, 2011
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2011:Dublin Fire Brigade
2005:Wellington Monument
1989:Sinking of the RMS
1893:Kildare Street Club
1816:Dick's Coffee House
1798:Battle of Rathmines
1758:St. Michan's Church
1748:St. Audoen's Church
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2418:Occupy Dame Street
2406:City of Literature
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2148:Pearse Street fire
2065:Irish Crown Jewels
1958:Sinking of the PS
1690:Battle of Clontarf
1608:Dublin Corporation
1598:Timeline of Dublin
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