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Suffolk Street property, demolish and rebuild appropriately with the College Green building would cost about £34,000. Other reasons were cited to move and build the first purpose built post office in Ireland were that, all
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mail coach and needed more space than
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redevelopment. This operated until 2017 when its functions were removed from Dublin 2. The building was demolished and a new 28,000 sq meter commercial development called The
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886:"This map shows how Dublin is a city divided"
1283:1929–30 Eóluiḋe an Ṗuist (Post Office Guide)
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787:Reynolds, Aisling J. (1986-07-01).
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