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Gentleman in top hat walking in St. Stephen's Green, possibly the Chief Surgeon of the Royal College of Surgeons. c. 1905 John J. Clarke Collection

Custom House and Eden Quay from Tram on O'Connell Bridge, Dublin 1930 Photograph: Fr FM Browne SJ

Dawson Street, Dublin, the Royal Hibernian Hotel on Dawson Street (with Trinity in the distance). The metal bars across the road are for the old tram system. The Royal Hibernian Hotel was knocked to make way for the Hibernian Way shopping "Mall".

Foster Place in Dublin. William Lawrence c.1890

Irish Jaunting car in Dublin, ca. 1890s Phoenix Park from Lawrence Collection

Forty steps from High St to Cook St, Dublin in the 1930's

Penny farthing at St. Stephen's Green in Dublin, 1890 Photo: Lawrence Collection.

Vintage postcard with the Fusiliers' Arch at the entrance to St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin . Credit:

The no. 9 to Donnybrook - trams on the North Circular Road in Dublin, photographed by James P. O'Dea sometime in June 1937-1940

South City Market, George's Street, Dublin, ca. 1890s

Royal Victoria Eye and Ear hospital, Adelaide Road, Dublin. Established 1904. c. 1900

Horse and carriages outside Leinster House off Merrion Square in Dublin. Photo: Lawrence Collection c. 1890

Horse-drawn omnibus, Westmoreland Street, Dublin c.1865

Horse drawn taxi outside Trinity College in Dublin. c. 1900

The sailing ship Adolphine moored at the Custom House in Dublin, with a swivel bridge in the foreground, c. 1880

Aungier Street Branch Office, Dublin. Dependants of soldiers waiting for payment of allowances .1916

The Coffee Palace, Townsend Street, Dublin. The Coffee Palace was run by the Dublin Total Abstinence Society. It included hotel accommodation, coffee booths, and a ‘temperance hall’. In 1915, Coffee Palace was closed and the building was subsequently demolished.

Christchurch Cathedral in Dublin. Photo: Lawrence Collection c. 1890

Westmoreland Street, Dublin c. 1890

Carlilse Bridge and Sackville Street (now O'Connell Bridge and O'Connell Street) in Dublin c. 1890