Grafton Street's story: How a downbeat country lane became an upmarket home for A-listers, hotels, Turkish baths, cinemas and shops – The Irish Times

Bewley’s, the streets most famous landmark, opened in 1926 with a “double-height Egyptian Revival mosaic pylon-style shopfront”

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