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What is this structure? Patrick Street/Kevin Street Upper

Located on the intersection of the aforementioned streets.

Coordinates: 53.33867° N, 6.27238° W

No signage to indicate its use. Looks abandoned, have absolutely no idea what it is. If somebody knows please let me know!

u/lazulilizard — 11 days ago
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Mapped out Dublin filming locations for the Soulm8te (2026) – even found where Google Street View drove right past the active live film set!

Hello! I just put together a visual comparison of several spots around Dublin used for Blumhouse's sci fi/horror movie.

For anyone interested in the specific Dublin locations shown in the collage:

  • Live film set on Google Street View: You can literally see the "Filming in Progress" sign, cranes, and production gear over at Grand Canal Place!
  • Park sequence: The fountain area at St. Patrick's Park.
  • City streets: Scenes around Essex Street East and near Castle Street / Dublin Castle.
  • Interior / Venue: Night scene setting tracked down to Jimmy Rabbitte's on Camden Street.

Everything is there: for each individual place we have coordinates, plus a Google Street view link, plus pictures (one screenshot from the movie directly and the other a screenshot from Street View), plus a description of the scene and pictures, all the evidence packed into the place in a blog post.

The blogpost is here:

https://horrorvalley.net/soulm8te-2026-movie-filming-locations/

Did anyone here run into the film crew while they were shooting around Grand Canal or Essex Street? Or does anyone passing by these nice locations? Someone must know this.

u/Davor-T — 9 days ago
▲ 71 r/Dublin

Dublin Street Quiz. Do you know your way around Dublin?

I made dublinstreetquiz.com to test your knowledge of Dublin.
Just a bit of craic, no ads. New quiz daily.
True Dub Mode for a real test
Let me know what you think.
Greg

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u/NZcaps — 11 days ago
▲ 85 r/Dublin

Great Emergency Service Response

Waiting to cross the canal on my bike, a taxi came left and hit a cyclist going straight.

I came around to help, within seconds there were four of us, stabilising the cyclist and safely parking the bike.

The taxi driver parked safely and came back to help.

A minute later a motorist stopped to say she was a first aid first responder so she parked and came to help.

Meanwhile we had called emergency services, fire brigade with paramedics were on site within 3 mins.

Ambulance arrived 2 mins later.

As I left, the cyclist was on his feet, being medically assessed and the taxi driver was giving a statement.

All within 5 mins.

We do have good services, when it counts!

And also great community response!

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u/ZaphodBeebleSpox — 11 days ago
▲ 59 r/Dublin

Tara Street Station recent improvements.

With all the poor feedback about Public transport and in general public transport infrastructure around the city. I've noticed a huge improvement in and around Tara Street station and the Poolbeg Street entrance. Alot of the blindspots have been cordoned off and it has been receiving frequent powerwashing. The station also seems to have an increase in the amount of security guards stationed within it. Parts of the platform have also been done up too. More of this please!

u/RahenyEnjoyer — 10 days ago
▲ 6 r/Dublin

Making Friends in Dublin

Hey all- I’m a 35 year old American who moved here a month ago to go back to school for level 9. Problem is, as a slightly older male, I’m finding it hard to make friends. I don’t drink alcohol but do partake in the greener option but have no problem hanging around d alcohol or anything like that, but I’ve found it hard to just walk into a pub to talk to people as well. What are some recommendations for just getting out and meeting people?

Thank you.

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u/GoCubsGo23 — 11 days ago
▲ 49 r/Dublin

Temporary rehoming for my cat

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for a loving temporary home for my cat Artemis (girl, 6 1/2 yo) while I am away from Ireland for around 5–6 months, roughly December 2026 – May/June 2027.

- she is neutered, has a health insurance, no health issues and is 100% an indoor cat

I'm hoping to find an older person, couple or family who loves cats and would enjoy having one around for a few months only. I'd cover absolutely all her costs (food, litter, vet care, etc.). And of course once I find someone to agree with looking after her, we can discuss the costs in private.

Just to clarify, Artemis is not being abandoned or permanently rehomed.

I’m going abroad for several months for work/education and am trying to find her a safe, loving temporary home while I’m away. She would return to me when I’m back in Ireland.

I completely understand that some people may have different opinions about leaving a pet temporarily, but I’m trying to plan well in advance and find the safest and most stable solution for her rather than putting her in an uncertain situation at the last minute. She is a very well loved cat and this situation is by no means easy for me. So please, even if you don't agree with my situation, try to be kind.

u/stormzrider — 11 days ago
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Self defence help/training for teens?

Hi All,

I have an openly queer teenage son. He‘s out at night alone/with friends a lot, and is quite small (5’4) so he gets harassed a lot by other kids (yup bros). Does anyone know any self defence tips or courses/lessons he can take just for him to feel safer and be able to handle himself?

Thanks

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u/RainbowTurtle876 — 13 days ago
▲ 34 r/Dublin

Whole Lotta Zepp

To the lady who randomly came up to me last night on 3 separate occasions in the Olympia and called me handsome, thank you. You may have been drunk but it made my night!

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u/TheSnookerist147 — 11 days ago
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Park and Ride

Driving to Dublin, I have two ideas for hassle free parking :

  1. Red line Luas park n ride - if I arrive around lunch can I get a space to park ?

  2. Ditto for something like parking in Maynooth train station

  3. Don't know the city, any better suggestions ?

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u/jopman_2017 — 12 days ago