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Jack Nealons Jack Nealons Drinks Gallery Location Careers Jack Nealons 165 Capel Street Welcome to Jack Nealon’s Where we pride ourselves on a warm welcome and embracing the spirit and vibrancy of Capel Street in a comfortable setting. ​ Open seven days a week, so why not drop in and try something from our extensive drinks menu! Our Drinks History Background This famous Dublin street, which was named in honour of Arthur Capell, 1st Earl of Essex, was in the 18th century the main access route to the old city centre around Dublin Castle. Prior to this, Capel Street was part of the gigantic Sir Humphrey Jervis Estate and was laid out primarily as an aristocratic and ascendancy residential zone of large mansions complete with gardens and courtyards. It was during the 19th century that Capel Street took on its current commercial appearance when shopfronts simply replaced front doors. But, most importantly, Esssex Bridge was the most easterly bridge on the Liffey and the gateway to Parliament Street and the south city. Location has always been central to the economic evolution of Dublin and Capel Street set the standard in this regard because of its proximity to City Hall and Dublin Castle. Through the centuries, Capel Street has enjoyed a prodigous association with Dublin’s social world through its inns, clubs, ale houses and taverns. And in ages past casks of wine and spirits were transported to Capel Street primarily by barge along the River Liffey. The Arrival of the Green Family 1815 By the dawn of the 19th century new shopfronts were sprouting up along the street and in 1815 this house, then nos. 161-162, opened its doors to the Dublin public as a grocery store. The proprietor was respected business and family man, Timothy Green, who had previously traded off Grafton St

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