Chocolate Bar, Wexford

A photograph of Chocolate Bar, which was a pub that was situated on Wexford Town's Common Quay Street, close to the Bullring. In the past, a popular nightclub called The Renaissance used to be situated above the bar. Unfortunately, it dwindled in popularity before eventually closing its doors.

At the end of 2014, it was reported that the premises had been put up for sale by Grant Thornton - a professional services firm that took over on behalf of Ulster Bank when its original owner Bull McCabe's Ltd. went into receivership.



A street view image of the outdoor smoking area. The logo for The Renaissance is still visible on the second-floor windows:



A shot of the premises in February, 2016. As you can see, the roofed section of the beer garden has been boarded up. A sign in the bottom left hander corner advertises Chocolate Bar's Bistro Menu, which was served every evening between 6PM and 9PM:



Here are a few pictures of The Renaissance's interior (apologies for the low quality):





A few shots of the interior of Chocolate Bar:

The television beside the entrance to the beer garden:



Looking towards the back of the bar:



When The Renaissance nightclub was still open, patrons would line up at the double doors on the right:

Barnardos, Wexford

A photograph of the Barnardos charity shop on Wexford Town's Selskar Street.

Wexford Arts Centre

A photograph of the Wexford Arts Centre, which is located in Wexford Town's Cornmarket area. The arts centre is well-known for hosting art exhibitions, live music and other events. In the past, the building was used as a market place and as the headquarters for the Wexford Corporation. During its usage by the Wexford Corporation, the building was referred to as the Town Hall. The Wexford Arts Centre took over the building in 1974.

This photo was taken in November of 2014, just before the Wexford Winterland parade was about to kick off.



A night-time shot of the Wexford Arts Centre. Taken on Tuesday, the 23rd of September, 2014.