There is a building on Upper Rathmines Road which was opened as a Protestant And Orange Hall in November 1890
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VANDALISED OR ABANDONED TENT ON CITY QUAY
Dublin Docklands
Categories: City Quay
Labels: HomelessVandalisedAbandoned
On the day after Christmas a homeless gentleman begging at the Millennium Bridge told me that his tent in the Phoenix Park had been set on fire and at the time I was not fully inclined to believe him but since then I have noticed that a number of "homeless tents" around the city centre have either been abandoned or vandalised.
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