Talbot Street (Sráid Thalbóid in Irish) is a city-centre street located on Dublin's Northside and is one of the principal shopping streets of Dublin, running from Connolly station and the IFSC at Amiens Street in the east to Marlborough Street in the west. The street has some significant buildings such as Talbot House which provides offices for the Department of Education. Further east, a street renewal programme has greatly enhanced the appeal of the area close to Connolly Station. The editorial offices of the Irish Independent newspaper have relocated on Talbot Street and the presence of a number of financial institutions such as Irish Life & Permanent Plc. and Bank of Ireland have also helped to raise the profile of the street which traditionally has not enjoyed the same level of commercial success as Henry Street to the west of nearby O'Connell Streeet. The street was the scene of a momentous event in Irish history when in October, 1920, renowned freedom fighter, Seán Treacy of Tipperary was shot and killed outside the Republican Outfitters shop. A plaque of remembrance marks the spot. Traffic passing the Independent Bridge at Drumcondra The harbour at Howth The Northside is the area in Dublin City, Ireland bounded to the south by the River Liffey, to the east by Dublin Bay and to the north and west by the M50 motorway. ... WGS-84 (GPS) Coordinates: 53. ... Dublin Connolly railway station. ... Famine sculpture in front of the International Financial Services Centre, Dublin. ... The Irish Independents header consists of its name and a green harp The Irish Independent is Irelands best-selling broadsheet newspaper. ... Seán Treacy (b. ... WGS-84 (GPS) Coordinates: 52. ...
Shopping Centres
The Irish Life Shopping Mall: is a small shopping centre, it has a number of shops spread around a flat shopping mall and is easily accessible from both Talbot Street and Lower Abbey Strret. The Irish Life Centre which is a conglomorate of retail and office space with generous underground parking has a large frontage on Talbot Street.
Retail & services
This list is not exhaustive
Dunnes Stores (North Earl Street, just off Talbot Street)
Boyers (North Earl Street, just off Talbot Street)
Guiney & Co. Ltd
Cafe Kylemore
101 Talbot Restaurant
Madigan's pub
Celtic Lodge Guesthouse and Bar
Days Inn Hotel
Comfort Inn Hotel
Ripley Court Hotel
Barrys Hotel
World-Link (Corner of Talbot and Gardiner Streets)
The street also has many other bars, restaurants and shops. Dunnes Stores is a supermarket and clothing retail chain based in the Republic of Ireland. ... Eason & Son (or Easons as it is more commonly known) is a group involved in the wholesale, distribution and retail of newspapers, magazines, books, stationery and cards in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. ...
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On 8 October 1918, while on such a raid, he was attacked by 9 enemy scouts, and in the fight that followed shot down an enemy plane.
Also, on 14 October 1918, while on a raid over Pittham, Belgium, 2d Lt. Talbot and another plane became detached from the formation on account of motor trouble and were attacked by 12 enemy scouts.
With his observer unconscious and his motor failing, he dived to escape the balance of the enemy and crossed the German trenches at an altitude of 50 feet, landing at the nearest hospital to leave his observer, and then returning to his aerodrome.
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