Turin Street is off Distillery Street. There are no longer any residential properties which have this address and consequently it is not listed in some sources such as Postcode Finder.
Turin Street and nearby Genoa Street are the only remnants of a cluster of 5 streets of terraced housing named after Italian cities. There was also Pisa Street, Venice Street and Naples Street. They were cleared and the houses were demolished in the late 1970s to pave the way for the construction of the Westlink, although they are not actually under the dual carriageway. The reason for these Italian names is unclear, but it may be significant that Italy had been unified in 1861, and it took until 1871 for the process to be completed. This was shortly before the building of these streets c. 1878. In that context the theme of Italian cities may have been topical. There was also Milan Street not far way, close to Divis Street.