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No longer a "Beaty" Salon

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Spar (trademarked as SPAR) is the world's largest food retailer, with approximately 20,000 stores in 35 countries worldwide.

Spar originated in the Netherlands in 1932 and now, through its affiliate organisations, operates through most European countries, South Africa, Asia and Australia.

It operates on a principle similar to retailers' co-operatives elsewhere, with owners grouping together to get bulk discounts from suppliers/wholesalers.

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St. Mary's Church, Dublin is a former Church of Ireland building in Mary Street, Dublin.

Dating from the 17th century, the building was designed by Sir William Robinson, and is notable as the first Dublin church to be built with galleries.

The organ of the church was built by Renatus Harris.

Arthur Guinness was married here in 1761, and the baptisms of Theobald Wolfe Tone (1763) and Sean O'Casey (1880) also took place here.

The church closed in 1986 and became a retail outlet. It was later converted to use as a pub and restaurant. Originally named the "John M. Keating Bar", the pub changed hands in 2007 and is now simply called "The Church".

www.streetsofdublin.com/the_city_of_dublin/irish_pubs.html

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To welcome in the Chinese New Year of the Tiger on Valentine’s Day, DCNYF together with Dublin City Council, Vodafone and Down to Earth Events have organized a special Chinese carnival.

This will include interactive art workshops, Chinese food and craft stalls, information booths, authentic Chinese performances with dragon and lion dances, tai chi and martial arts displays. A special musical and dance Troupe from Shanghai University will present a spectacular show as part of the carnival celebrations.

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To welcome in the Chinese New Year of the Tiger on Valentine’s Day, DCNYF together with Dublin City Council, Vodafone and Down to Earth Events have organized a special Chinese carnival.

This will include interactive art workshops, Chinese food and craft stalls, information booths, authentic Chinese performances with dragon and lion dances, tai chi and martial arts displays. A special musical and dance Troupe from Shanghai University will present a spectacular show as part of the carnival celebrations.

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There are now very few camera shops remaining in Dublin.