Irish Print - The Stella Cinema, Dublin, Ireland Size:A3 (11.75 x16.5") O'Connor's Traditional Pub (Kerry)

O'Connor's Traditional Pub (Kerry)

D'Olier Street

From 2009 onwards nearly all original telephone boxes were destroyed

It is a well known Dublin landmark and has been in operation for almost 100 years

Before Irish independence post boxes were red but one of the first acts of the new Irish Government was to order that green would be the new colour for Post Office letter boxes

Irish Print - The Stella Cinema, Dublin, Ireland Size:A3 (11.75 x16.5") O'Connor's Traditional Pub (Kerry)The Stella Cinema, Dublin, Ireland The Stella Cinema first opening on the 29th of January 1923, it originally held 1,283 patrons, making it Irelands largest cinema at the time. Designed by architectural firm Higginbotham & Stafford it was envisioned as an extravagant picture house featuring a large auditorium with balcony level and a first floor dancehall ballroom. In the 1970s Stella functioned not only as a cinema but also as a venue for live music.