Woman Goes Into Labor at Gerry Keane’s on Talbot Street and Leaves with Wallpaper as Iconic Store Closes After 53 Years
A memorable event recently unfolded at Gerry Keane’s on Talbot Street, marking the store’s longtime presence in Dublin. As the iconic wallpaper shop prepares to close its doors in January after an impressive 53 years, one extraordinary moment took place. A woman went into labor inside the store and left with more than just memories—she took home a roll of wallpaper.
Gerry Keane’s Iconic Legacy
Gerry Keane’s has been a cornerstone of Dublin for more than half a century. Known for its wide range of wallpaper and home décor, the shop has seen countless families return over the years. From decorating for festive occasions to refreshing the look of their homes, many have trusted the Keane and Corr families with their interior design needs.
Significance of the Store’s Closure
The impending closure of Gerry Keane’s after 53 years marks the end of an era in the Dublin community. The store has been a place where generations have gathered, shared experiences, and created lasting memories.
Community Impact
- Over 53 years of service to the community
- Hosted countless family occasions and memories
- Trusted by locals for wallpaper and decor needs
The story of the woman who went into labor inside the store serves as a testament to the deep connection the shop has fostered with its customers. As Eamonn Keane reflects on the store’s legacy, it is clear that Gerry Keane’s will be missed by many.
Looking Ahead
As the closure date approaches, the community’s sentiment is one of nostalgia and appreciation. The memories created at Gerry Keane’s will continue to resonate, even as the shop prepares to close its doors for the last time.
