The doorway of an abandoned cafe on Oliver Plunkett Street. This one is next to The Old Oak and I’m sure I remember it open once, but it always seems to be closed down.
Shot during the pre-iba09 photowalk a few weeks ago.
© 2009 Donncha O Caoimh
Faces on the Door
07 Apr
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3 Comments
Yes, It was once called ‘Olivers’ and then it was some sort of Tapas ‘restaurant’ (Irish tapas, not Spanish!) and then it became this run down place. There must be a story behind it!
It was expensive enough for fairly poor tapas.
Looks an interesting door!
Did you try any interesting close-up shots of the pictures?