Talbot Street has always been a key artery through the centre of the city, originally anchored at one end by the Italianate entrance of Connolly Station and Nelson’s Pillar at the other.

Another Talbot Street business owner, who requested to remain anonymous, said he “knew something bad would happen” given the systemic inaction to tackle social issues prevalent on the street.

Talbot Street from King Street to York Street has now been re-opened to pedestrians, cyclists and motorists travelling north-south. CBC News · Posted: Dec 18, 2019 6:10 PM EST | Last Updated ...

Dublin’s Talbot Street area “needs a deep facelift to make sure it’s not left neglected”, according to local councillors. Work on upgrading footpaths and carriageways is due to begin on ...