Info courtesy of the Dungloe Heritage Trail brochure.
Creeslough, co. Donegal
04 March, 2020
bank of ireland
built in 1905 as two fine townhouse residences: Dungloe's first semi detached houses. A newspaper advert from 1909: "Spacious semi detached villa to be let or sold, containing two reception rooms and six bedrooms, situated in midst of good shooting and fishing district". In October 1920, the National Bank Ltd. (from 1969, Bank of Ireland) opened a branch here.
Info courtesy of the Dungloe Heritage Trail brochure.
Info courtesy of the Dungloe Heritage Trail brochure.
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Ha Bill, Mooi voortbestaan van de Villa, goed dat men dit soort gebouwen toch op deze manier laten bestaan.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees.
a bank with history and with ... money! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great Wednesday, Bill!
The building still looks like it is brand new.
ReplyDeleteUm belo edifício.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
The only party who could pay for it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful buildning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful building.
ReplyDeleteAn impressive building.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It would be a pleasure to go to the bank.
ReplyDeleteThey don’t build them like that any more!
ReplyDeleteI Feel Like A Million Buch Buts I Don't Have A Dime In My Pocket
ReplyDeleteCheers
A nice building for a bank. I like it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture, and you know the bank will maintain it well.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if there are still living quarters on the upper floors. It's a nice looking building. It looks better suited as a residence.
ReplyDeleteIt looks a nice building.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Wow, for such an old building, it looks in really good shape.
ReplyDeleteGreat architecture...love it!
ReplyDeleteThat was a very fancy front to the building.
ReplyDeleteHello, it is a pretty building, I am glad it is not empty. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDelete...this isn't what banks look like today.
ReplyDeleteA fine looking bank building from an earlier era. Nothing like tradition associated with a bank.
ReplyDeleteA fine looking old building.
ReplyDeleteGreat story and as a bank it is very imposing
ReplyDeleteMB
That's a very nice building and it's so big!
ReplyDeleteAnd the building still looks fine so many years later, Bill!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful building
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture!
ReplyDeleteA distinctive structure.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it must have attracted a lot of interest when it first hit the market.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bank building.
ReplyDeleteGood looking building.
ReplyDeleteGee, it still looks great after 115 years.
ReplyDeleteSo, I conclude houses were built usually really side by side? If a fire took off it took off for good?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful house, but, wee, am I glad I live today and not 100+ years ago!
I have an idea, though. Our condo has a toilet that was installed much later, too! Originally people had to go outside for their business...
OOooh would sure love to see those back in their 1909 days!!
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