Grafton Street is Dublin's premier shopping street. Along its gently winding length are many prestigious stores, boutiques and cafes. The building on the left with the distinctive art deco type tower probably dates from the 1930s. The line of Grafton street is strangely curved, forming an acute angle with South King Street on the left.

It's easy to forget that until relatively recently Grafton Street was busy with cars and buses. It was pedestrianised around the 1970s.

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