Written by residents of Ardilaun Square
The Ardilaun Square nameplate was spotted today, December 15th 2019, twinkling. The curious case of the twinkling nameplate continues to baffle locals. Our sleuth confirms that a false nail and hints of Shania Twain were found at the scene. The only other clue being that of a lingering smell of posh perfume, Chanel is suspected.... Continue Reading →
Above is the Croke Villas site after 3 of the blocks were demolished. Last block standing can be seen as well as the green space that was originally part of the flats complex. The pictures below show Ardilaun Square, the bottom of the cul-de-sac with Croke Villas flats. The only 4 storey block overlooked... Continue Reading →
The Ardilaun Times is proud to announce that a new street nameplate, complete with its very own stand was erected this summer, 2019. We must say it looks very well. We were a long time waiting for a proper home for our old nameplate which was originally positioned on a wall that has since been... Continue Reading →
The now demolished (demolished Spring 2018) St. Andrews House on Ardilaun Road was, for about 10 years home to a ginger cat. Ginger was a female red tabby (which is very unusual) who recently passed away, she was about 12 years of age. It seems ironic and sort of fitting that Ginger's passing happened only... Continue Reading →
Ardilaun Square is a small cul-de-sac that can be found in Ballybough, Dublin 3, Ireland. The area of Ballybough may be a 'poor town' but that does not mean it is devoid of life, intellect or the same vibrancy that can be found in any community in Ireland. There is some dereliction in Ballybough and... Continue Reading →
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