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The Illuminations in Sackville Street, Dublin

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The Illuminations in Sackville Street, Dublin

The illuminations in Sackville Street, Dublin with an electric light shining on the Nelson Column during the visit of Queen Victoria to Ireland in 1849. The lit up letters of Victoria and Albert can be seen decorating the magnificent frontage of the General Post Office in what is now O Connell Street (renamed in 1924 after the Irish nationalist, Daniel O Connell)

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1849 Connell Crowds Eire Electric Illumination Illuminations Lights Nelson Nelsons Off Ice Sackville Visits


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This striking photograph captures the magical atmosphere of Sackville Street in Dublin during Queen Victoria's historic visit to Ireland in 1849. The Nelson Column, adorned with an electric light, stands proudly at the center of the bustling crowd, as the illuminated letters of "Victoria" and "Albert" gleam on the magnificent frontage of the General Post Office, now known as O'Connell Street. The visit of the British monarch to Ireland was a significant event in the country's history, marking a period of relative peace and stability following years of political unrest. The illuminations, a grand display of electric lights, were a symbol of the royal welcome and the excitement of the Irish people. The crowd, dressed in their finest attire, gazes in awe at the spectacle, creating an unforgettable scene of joy and celebration. This photograph is a testament to the rich history and cultural significance of Dublin and Ireland during the 19th century, a time of royalty, events, and illuminations that continues to captivate the imagination.

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