THE FRIARY - ORIGINALLY BOW STREET FRIARY

BOW STREET FRIARY

ÉIRE 1798 MEMORIAL St. MICHAN'S PARK LITTLE BRITAIN STREET STATUE OF LUKE KELLY BY VERA KLUTE HAS ALREADY BEEN VANDALISED FIVE TIMES TOKYO KITCHEN ON BOW STREET THE FRIARY - ORIGINALLY BOW STREET FRIARY THE WHITE MOOSE - THANK YOU FRONTLINE WORKERS THE BOAR'S HEAD COLLEGE BUILDING ON BOLTON STREET SUNLIGHT CHAMBERS ON PALIAMENT STREET CHARLEVILLE ROAD IN RATHMINES WYNNEFIELD ROAD IN RATHMINES ORNATE LAMP POSTS - GRATTAN BRIDGE IN DUBLIN SHAKSHUKA RESTAURANT - WYNNEFIELD ROAD IN RATHMINES BLOOMFIELD AVENUE OFF THE SOUTH CIRCULAR OPTIMIST - RESIST THE CARBON TAX SCAM GREEN DOOR IN A SKIP THE DOORS OF DUBLIN - NORTH GEORGE'S STREET LUNAR NEW YEAR THE RAT AND THE PIG LOWER GRANGEGORMAN 9 JULY 2020 STREET ART TRIBUTE TO ANNE DEVLIN BY ARTIST CLAIRE PROUVOST DUBLIN CASTLE 12 JULY 2020 CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL 12 JULY 2020 MEMORIAL PLAQUE AT THE RORY O'MORE BRIDGE THE THREE ELEMENTS TO THE OSCAR WILDE SCULPTURE BY DANNY OSBORNE LUCY FLEMING BY CLAIRE PROUVOST AND RACHEL CLARKE STILL TESTING SIGMA QUATTRO DP1 - KINGS INNS IN DUBLIN PAINT-A-BOX STREET ART LOCATED ON QUEEN STREET CLOSED - THE CHILLI SHACK 3 PRUSSIA STREET SACRED HEART STATUE WAS ORIGINALLY ON O'CONNELL STREET WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS MEMORIAL BY HENRY MOORE PEDESTRIANISED ON A TRIAL BASIS FOR FOUR WEEKENDS EARLSFORT TERRACE PLAZA - THE SCULPTURE FEATURING BIRDS IN FLIGHT HAS BEEN REPLACED STATUE OF PATRICK KAVANAGH NORTH BANK OF GRAND CANAL ON MESPIL ROAD TEMPLE BAR 26 JULY 2020 FRANK RYAN'S BAR IN SMITHFIELD SAINT MICHAN'S PARK ASHWORTH PILLAR BOX - ONLY SURVIVING EXAMPLE AMAZING DOOR AT 47 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET - IT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO DISCOVER THE BACKGROUND STORY SANAI RESTAURANT ON LOWER BAGGOT STREET HAS CLOSED WILLIAM CONYNGHAM - ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN OSCAR WILDE SCULPTURE BY DANNY OSBORNE - THREE ELEMENTS HUGUENOT CEMETERY MERRION ROW DUBLIN COUNTESS MARKIEVICZ AND HER DOG URBANVOLT AT 13 LAD LANE DUBLIN FACTORY ENTRANCE - SANDWITH STREET LOWER A ROSE BY ANOTHER NAME SMITHFIELD PHOTO COLLECTION - JULY 2020 ANDREWS LANE THEATRE HAS BEEN REPLACED JULY 31 - VISIT TO GRANGEGORMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS FIRE STATION 3 IN PHIBSBOROUGH THE MARINER - A SCRAP METAL SCULPTURE BY JOHN BEHAN TRIBUTE TO DERMOT MORGAN - FATHER TED TRIBUTE HEAD II BY ELISABETH JEAN FRINK IN IRELAND THERE IS A LOVE AFFAIR WITH RED METAL SCULPTURES - THIS ONE IS ON BAGGOT STREET YELLOW STEEL GEOMETRIC REFLECTIONS - MICHAEL BULFIN BRIAN FRIEL AND JOHN B KEANE BY NEIL C BREEN EXAMPLES OF PAINT-A-BOX STREET ART 18 JULY 2020 DOORS OF DUBLIN - YELLOW DOOR AT 54 MERRION SQUARE VICTIMS SCULPTURE BY ANDREW O’CONNOR MEMORIES OF MOUNT STREET BY DEREK A FITZSIMONS ARTIST AT WORK OR TAKING A REST AT THE BACK LOUNGE ON EXCHANGE STREET IN TEMPLE BAR BUYIN TINGS ON THE INTERNET SAINT AUDOEN'S PUBLIC PARK ALSO SPELLED AS AUDEON'S A QUICK VISIT TO CLARENDON STREET 26 JULY 2020 BROADSTONE-PHIBSBOROUGH JULY 2020
THE FRIARY - ORIGINALLY BOW STREET FRIARY


Unfortunately I have no information relating to the sculpture of a horse at this site ... any information would be appreciated.

Crosbie Property has transformed this building into a n office complex comprising of three offices on each floor. Formerly The Bow Street Friary the previous occupants of this building were Capuchin Friars. The Capuchin Franciscan Friars of Ireland have had a friary in this area for over 300 years. They first settled here in 1689, building a small "Mass House" where the present Church of St. Mary of the Angels (Church Street Church) stands.

Over 40 years ago, Brother Kevin Crowley founded the Capuchin Day Centre for Homeless People in Bow Street, Dublin. From its very humble beginnings in the Friary garden it now provides over 700 meals each day and over 1500 food parcels each Wednesday to the homeless and poor of Dublin. You can contact the Capuchin Day Centre through their website www.capuchindaycentre.com

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