Chamber Street, Dublin in the heart of the Liberties. Chamber Street is a corruption of Chambre, and Chambré Brabazon was the fifth Earl of Meath. P: William Lawrence c. 1890

Great Denmark Street in Dublin leads to Mountjoy Square and is crossed by Temple Street/Hill Street and is part of Gardiner Row. Photo: William Lawrence c. 1890 #vintagedublin #visitdublin

Kildare Street, at the junction of Nassau Street, Dublin. Once the Kildare Street Lords Club, the building now houses Alliance Francaise. Lawrence collection c. 1880

Dublin United Tramways, outside the GPO/Nelson's Pillar, Car No. 71 Dalkey Route. c. 1930 Photo: Dublin Trams Collection. Camwell, W. A. (William Arthur), 1906-1995, photographer

Dublin United Tramways, outside the GPO/Nelson's Pillar, Car No. 71 Dalkey Route. c. 1930 Photo: Dublin Trams Collection. Camwell, W. A. (William Arthur), 1906-1995, photographer

Sackville Street (now O’Connell Street) in Dublin. The O'Connell monument and Nelson's Pillar are in view. Open top electric trams and horse and carts can also been seen alongside pedestrians. From the Fergus O’Connor Collection in the National Library of Ireland. Early 1900s.

Woman wearing fur collar and holding parcel, standing at the junction of Nassau Street and Grafton Street, Dublin c. 1900 Photo: National Library of Ireland #timetraveller #vintagedublin

Taking a leisurely stroll on Kingstown Pier (now Dun Laoghaire Pier) in County Dublin. From the Lawrence Collection. C. 1870

Main Street, Ranelagh in Dublin. Originally it was the village of Cullenswood. But subsequently, it took its name after the Ranelagh Gardens which were created in the 1770s. Eason Collection. c. 1910.

Monkstown church (Church of Ireland) in the suburbs of Dublin with the steeple of the Catholic church in the background. Dublin Electric Tramways Car No. 11. Photo: William Lawrence c. 1896

Main Street, Blackrock village in the suburbs of Dublin. Photo: William Lawrence. c. 1890 #timetraveller #vintagedublin

A view of Dalkey Island from the top of Killiney Hill in County Dublin. Sorrento Terrace is also visible. Photo: William Lawrence. c. 1890

Doyle's Corner in Phibsborough in Dublin (off the North Circular Road) from the Eason photo collection c.1920

In 1880, a group of prominent residents in the village of Lucan in county Dublin decided to promote a steam railway between Lucan and Dublin to link up with the Dublin Tramway Limited service. Photo: William Lawrence c. 1890

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A busy scene with trams on College Green, Dublin with Trinity College Dublin in the background. Note the two person automobile amid the horse and carts. Photo: William Lawrence c. 1900.

A peaceful scene with a view of Drumcondra Road, Drumcondra, Co. Dublin. Eason Collection c. 1930

Trams on Merrion Square, Dublin. I love the detail of the two little girls walking across the cobble streets. c. 1890. Photo: William Lawrence.

The Railway Station, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. c. 1890 . Fairly much intact today. Photo: William Lawrence.

St. Fintan's tam stop on Howth Hill outside the town of Howth, County Dublin. Photo: William Lawrence c. 1890