Looks like they have done a good job of the refurbishment hopefully the community will take full use of it
http://www.littletimemachine.com/gal...3/the-florrie/
Looks like they have done a good job of the refurbishment hopefully the community will take full use of it
http://www.littletimemachine.com/gal...3/the-florrie/
Thanks for posting that. It sure looks good on the inside. It's possible to see the entire exterior, too, now that the scaffolding/covers have been removed. In particular the hugh restored copper dome looks fantastic and can even be seen from New Ferry Esplanade!
I was down there yesterday, will post some pics later.
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amazing building!
Its great to see it restored,a lot of great effort by all involved.
I used to pass the Florrie quite a lot up until five years ago or so and it was just a building falling down. Those before and after pictures are wonderful. It is great to see such a fine building now back to its former glory. What a great job the builders etc have done.
Thank you for posting the images Joe and Lenka.
i remember playing footy in the gym and other players used to hide behind the pillars and tackle you as you went past
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Happy Days....absolutely delighted to see it back for the community
A cracking building, one my Dingle-ite pa-in-law went to as a youngster. Great pics too Joe, as we come to expect. I will have to get back down when the railings are removed.
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