AREAS OF DUBLIN - INCHICORE

INCHICORE AND NEARBY

BLACK HORSE INN

INCHICORE DUBLIN

The Black Horse Inn (Kelly's) was located on the banks of the Grand Canal in Inchicore beside the Black Horse Luas Tram stop [named after the pub not the other war around].


PHOTOGRAPHS BY WILLIAM MURPHY

Inchicore's centre, at the junction of Emmet Road and Tyrconnell Road, retains a village atmosphere. The area includes a variety of local stores including a butcher/deli, hardware, ethnic stores, and two mid-size supermarkets. The village is served by several pubs, including the ancient Black Lion Inn, and several restaurants and take-aways including an Italian Restaurant called O'Liva. A brewery has also opened in the area.

Inchicore has a strong association with the national transportation system. A large tram yard terminus and coachworks and one of the major engineering works of the Irish railway network are located here. They are still a major employer among other significant industries and national distribution depots. Inchicore is undergoing considerable public and privately funded development. It is experiencing strong growth in the density and diversity of its population.

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