BATH AVENUE
Much time has passed since I last visited the Bath Avenue area which at one stage hosted my school's rugby pitch which I failed to locate today ... I assume that it is long gone. My best friend's grandmother lived on Bath Avenue and every Saturday after rugby practice we went to her house for afternoon tea [dinner] ... she made the best chips ever.
According to some Bath Avenue which dates from 1792 is named for the bathing establishments on Irishtown Strand to which it connected. Others suggest a connection to the Marquess of Bath who was responsible for the maintenance of all British and Irish Coastguard Stations and Lighthouses, including Poolbeg.
According to some Bath Avenue which dates from 1792 is named for the bathing establishments on Irishtown Strand to which it connected. Others suggest a connection to the Marquess of Bath who was responsible for the maintenance of all British and Irish Coastguard Stations and Lighthouses, including Poolbeg.
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