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Church Street Is One Of The Oldest In Dublin

Church Street Is One Of The Oldest In Dublin

Explore the rich history of Dublin’s Church Street, from its ancient origins as a royal highway to its medieval transformation. This article details the architectural evolution of the Capuchin Friary (St. Mary of the Angels), the tragic fire and water damage within St. Michan's historic crypt vaults, and the sobering history behind the 1913 tenement "Collapsed Houses" memorial lamp situated directly across the street in Father Mathew Square.

The Urban Cartographer on Sunday, 14th June

Henrietta Place 12 June 2026

Henrietta Place 12 June 2026

A street photography journal from Henrietta Place, Dublin, featuring the Sony A7RVI and Zeiss Loxia 21mm. Plus, explore the Georgian and tenement history of this historic lane.

The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 13th June

North King Street Has Much History

North King Street Has Much History

Discover the history of the North King Street Massacre during the 1916 Easter Rising, where 16 civilians were killed by British forces. Learn about the commemorative bronze plaque at Kevin Barry House and explore the medieval origins of this historic Dublin street, formerly known as King’s Lane in Oxmanstown.

The Urban Cartographer on Saturday, 13th June

The Watchers On Middle Abbey Street 2009

The Watchers On Middle Abbey Street 2009

A look back at the 2009 Abbey Street protests in Dublin, exploring the controversial history of Scientology in Ireland, global hostility toward the group, and its current status today.

The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 12th June

Bolands Mills Complex As It Was In March 2009

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Discover the architectural transformation of Dublin’s historic Bolands Mills at Grand Canal Dock. This article explores the dramatic redevelopment that balanced the preservation of 19th-century stone warehouses with the total demolition of its iconic mid-century concrete silos to create a modern tech and residential hub.

The Urban Cartographer on Thursday, 11th June