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Our History – Cassidyscamdenstreet Skip to content Cassidyscamdenstreet Menu Our History On Camden St. Live Music Drinks Menu Gallery James Joyce Ulysses Bookings/ Events Contact Us Facebook-f Tiktok Instagram Our History On Camden St. The area of Camden Street has for centuries been central to the evolutionary narrative of Dublin. The current thoroughfare came into being as part of the medieval route from the southern suburb of Rathmines into Dublin city. As the decades rolled by, so did the growing importance of Camden Street, which in the 18th century was named in honour of the 1st Earl of Camden. At this time, Camden Street was the home of Dublin’s affluent citizenry becoming the fashionable stronghold of the Ascendancy, and the many officials who had affiliations with Dublin Castle. In the 19th century, Camden Street took on a decidedly mercantile manifestation as the professional classes, leading retail stores and a new age of street traders brought a bustling vitality to the area. This increased footfall was good news for Camden Street’s grocers and vintners and also heralded the arrival of new licensed premises, some of whom would later enter the illustrious annals of Dublin’s famous heritage and literary pubs. 1865 First Licence at no. 42 Lower Camden Street In 1865 local family grocer and publican, Thomas Doyle, acquired a licence on this site which had previously served as a dressmakers and hair stylist outlet. Thomas Doyle, a grocer by profession, was now allowed to sell alcohol courtesy of the 1862 agreement between grocers and publicans who formed the L.V.&G.A. (Licensed Vintners and Grocers Association). For decades prior to this the grocers and publicans had been bitter enemies as the grocers were facilitating the practice of dram drinking, which amounte

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