Simon’s Place - Coffee Shop Size:framed 30cm x 40cm (12" x 16") signaling the end of an

signaling the end of an era for lighthouse keepers in Ireland

the lighthouse was decommissioned in 1978

was tragically destroyed during the Civil War when retreating Confederate troops blew it up to prevent it from falling into Union hands

This is a harbour light also known as Ballyglass

The lighthouse was built to warn mariners of the dangerous rocks in the area and guides vessels safely through the southern approaches to Dublin Bay

Simon’s Place - Coffee Shop Size:framed 30cm x 40cm (12" x 16") signaling the end of anSimon's Place was more than just a cafit was a cherished sanctuary tucked away in Georges Street Arcade. For over 25 years, this beloved spot welcomed friends and strangers alike, offering a warm escape from the hustle of the city. Known for its distinctive character and wonderful food, Simon's Place was the kind of place where you could linger over a fresh cinnamon bun, lose track of time, and simply belong. Though it closed its doors in December