55 Amiens Street, in the heart of Dublin. Was a Tobacco shop and news agents, owed and Run by one of our martyrs who Organised and lost their life during the 1916 rising Thomas Clarke. It is believed the rebels used to use the back of it, to hold meetings in secret and some would vist the shop, pretending to be a customer to pass on info rolled up in a newspaper. Now, this premises with so much vast history, is a Lithuanian food store i believe.... This place should have been protected and preserved and turned into a museum by the state, But nope.. Lets hide our history, shall we. How did we allow as a people, for this to happen.?