Ya, now they want to make it bigger again. Proposed pictures of it look decent
Gas bastards, they must have a tenant for it
I thought/heard that Burgerland was on William Street?
It was yeah. On the left there before the hardware.
Youâre right, I didnât look at the street correctly⌠See the mature couple to the right of bus, with the lady in blue dress? Thatâs my grandparents.
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Be ideal for a co-living type apartment space.
City centres as they used to be in terms of retail are gone.
Its sad to see.
Edit here: but with these lockdowns peoples habits around spending are going to stay online.
Very grim outlook once the government doesnt cover everything for the small family business.
That is OâConnell st as a two-way. Savins is there on the right.
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What year did Savinâs stop selling records and tapes ???
Standard enough practice.
Youâd be at nothing in the Council if you didnât have at least three contractors giving you back handers.
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Donât hate the player.
Mid- Late 90s Iâd say? They did CDs too for a bit.
Around that time you could buy music at HMV, Golden Discs at Toddâs and Arthurâs Quay, Savinâs, Empire. Out of town, you could get stuff at Music Lane in the Parkway. We didnât go to the Crescent much back then. Canât remember if somewhere sold music there, surely there was?
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Have you a year for that?
Got those conkers out in Mary I by the way. Great tree. 
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The snotty floor manager in there was a right bollix. Wouldnât take a faulty CD back for me. First time I had murder with anybody in a shop.
The young lad in there at the time was grand. He moved up to that music shop at the top of William Street after. I wasnât surprised.
TFK call for this ages ago
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Thereâll be no store fronts at all soon. So thatâll solve that one
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Weâll have the best lookinâ kebab shops in the world.
Inside, however, they will still look like a dirty protest is after taking place
A nice artisan painted sign for a mobile phone repair shop