Henrietta Street Dublin

We’re at our family’s house in Dublin for the weekend. They’d got tickets for us to see a house in Henrietta Street, originally built in 1751 for a rich man and his family. When he died and his widow left for London it was empty for a time. It was later converted into a tenement building and 100 people lived in the flats with one tap and one toilet between them. It’s now a museum. The picture shows a one rom flat that housed a family of six.
We had a walk on the beach at Dollymount later. I put a shot in extras.