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Parnell Street (Srd Pharnell in Irish) is located on Dublin's Northside and runs from Capel Street in the west to Gardiner Street in the east at the north end of O'Connell Street. The west side of Parnell Street has been substantially redeveloped in recent years with virtually all of the original Georgian architecture having been destroyed and replaced by buildings vastly out of scale with their surroundings. The east side of Parnell Street, having remained comparatively undeveloped, is now home to a thriving immigrant community. Most notably, a plethora of authentic Chinese and Korean restaurants have lent the east side the reputation of being Dublin's "Chinatown". There is also a significant presence of African and East and Central European businesses on the east side.
Contents
1 History and Culture
2 Retail & services
2.1 Shopping Centres
2.2 Other Retail & services
2.3 Chinatown
2.4 Old Shops/Pubs/Bars etc that No longer Trade on Parnell Street
3 External links
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History and Culture
The street is named after Charles Stewart Parnell (1846-1891); Dublin Corporation adopted a resolution after his death to rename formerly Great Britain Street. The Rotunda Hospital, the Ambassador Theatre and the Gate Theatre are on Parnell Street itself while the Garden of Remembrance, the Dublin Writers Museum and the Hugh Lane Gallery are on the north side of the Parnell Square. The James Joyce Centre is just off Parnell Street on North Great Georges Street.
Retail & services
Shopping Centres
The Ilac Shopping Centre: The Ilac Shopping Centre is the oldest shopping centre in the city-centre. It is a large single story complex which contains many shops. Shops in the Ilac centre include Dunnes Stores, Roches Stores, Champion Sports, Jack and Jones and Argos.The Ilac Shopping Centre has many interesting and lower budget shops. One entrance leads out to Moore Street's famous market and there's also a public library inside the centre. Magnificently, this relic of 80s Ireland also houses a Chapel.
The Moore Street Mall, a recently opened shopping centre, also has an entrance on Parnell Street.
Other Retail & services
This list is far from complete-
Peats Electronics
Penneys
Chapters Bookshop
Eddie Rockets Restaurant
McDonald's
Burger King
Paddy Power Bookmaker
An amusements arcade in the Parnell Centre
Jurys Hotel
The Wool Shed (Australian-Themed Bar)
Fibber Magee's (Goth/Metal Bar)
Patrick Conway's Pub (Home of the boom boom room)
Charlies African food store
D1 Recordings
The Welcome Inn Bar (Open from 5:30pm to 11:30pm Mon, to Thurs. 5:30 to 12:30am Fri,& Sat,. Closed on Sundays)
Lucky Duffy's Newsagent (Run by P. Duffy)
Checkers Cabs
Top Class Barbers
Jorag Caribbean Stores
Dave's Post Office
Screenlink Printers
Booze to Go
The Hop House Asian Bar
Dance World (Where the first steps to Stardom begin)
TJs (The best fry on the street)
The Kingfisher Restaurant
Westbrook Motors
Moore Street Plaza
MH Ventures
Dublin Mouldings
The Deer's Head Bar
Zagloba Polish Bar
Wackers Pet Shop
Paddys Pet Shop
Londis
Manions Butchers
2 Spars
2 Centras
Samo Dobro Polish Food store
Assorti Polish Food store
The Metro Bar
Mr Choys (Formally known as Singapore Sams, Sams, Taste Of Asia)
Smyths Newsagents (incorporating StripTees T-Shirt Printing)[1]
News Stop (which famously refuses, on a point of principle, to sell tobacco)
Foley's Pharmacy - Opened in 1908. Four generations of the family and many extended relatives have contributed to its ongoing success. Celebrating 100 years in 2008.
Rays Barbers
Chinatown
The following is a list of Asian restaurants on the eastside:
Abacus Chinese Restaurant[2]
Kimchi (Korean)
Mr. Choy's
Jack's
China House
Manna
Hao Wang Jiao
Yuan
Charming Noodles
Jing Gang Shan
Han Yung (Korean)
Alilang (Korean)
Zen Win House
Xin Luo Cheng
The Cineworld (UGC) cinema on Parnell Street is the largest cinema in Ireland with seventeen screens.
The street also has flagship city centre stores for German discount supermarket chains such as Aldi and Lidl.
Smiths Toys, Maplin Electronics and Toymaster are on Jervis Street, just off Parnell Street.
A Stringfellow's restaurant and strip club operated on Parnell Street for a number of months before closing because of poor trading performance. Various residents' associations, women's groups and Christian groups had campaigned against it, and its demise has been linked to those protests.
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