Tell me you're from Dublin without telling me you're from Dublin - I'll start!

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These statues in everyone and their nanny's windows.

D'olier Street!!! The amount of times, visitors to Dublin asked me the way to "Dolly Er" Street.

How is it pronounced?

Dull Ear Street. 😊

Oh thanks, I’d never have guessed that!😁

D'Olier Street is named after Jeremiah D'Olier. He was a Huguenot who came to Ireland along with many others following the religious persecution of the Protestants in France. He was a goldsmith, the city sheriff, and one of the founders of the Bank of Ireland. The Huguenots are renowned for their business acumen particularly in banking. There is a Huguenot cemetery just of Stephen's Green (in Dublin).

YES!!

I'm not a Dub but spent a few years there in late 90s early 2000s. This is making me so nostalgic!! 46A RIP.

Me too bruce. Fond memories.

Does anyone follow Dublin by Pub? Really good fun.

"I will in me bleedin hole"

Ah Dublin of the 80s...

Ah the voice of a corconian.

You stallin it down to my gaff. ?

The multimedia print works on the quays

The Pierrot Snooker Club on reg quays

The SFX and all the great gigs

Wesley

Rugby

Brown Thomas

Louis Copeland

The William Tell!!

Bartley Dunnes

Rí Ra

Odessa

"Did you get the wear last night"

Or

"Your man was wearing the face off your wan"

Not been back since 2005 and trying to remember the name of a theatre which opened after hours into a bar. There was a lot of red! Any thoughts?

That was probably The Gaiety Theatre Backstage Bar beside Grafton Street.

Temple Theatre

The wear! Do ppl still say that? Also 'mot' for a girlfriend.

The Gaiety

All floors open, and old movies playing on the stage?

Thanks all, it was the Gaiety - all a bit of a blurr but good times!

I would pronounce it more Dill ear 🤔

Yes late night at the gaiety. It was mad, films going on, art shows, bar, nightclub all under one roof. I have a memories of them showing Rocky and everyone running up and down the aisles during the scene where he runs up the steps it was chaos

My memories is that Dublin in the 90s was the best time bar none. So many young people out having a good time, I have very little memory of much trouble, clubs such as the Ormond multimedia centre, Mean Fiddler, Temple of Sound, McGonagles, the place down the quays can't remember name now, the Pod, The kitchen. Madness on the nitelinks home. People beginning to have money but nothing too expensive yet. Temple bar pre-stag do era

I worked in Bewleys on Grafton St when I was a student at the time they opened all night at weekends it was chaos but such fun.

The Ormond, some of my best nights

& The Crypt