The General Post Office (GPO)
Six monumental columns dominate O’Connell Street. Bullet marks in their stone recall that, in April 1916, Dublin’s General Post Office was far…
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The Four Courts
With its green dome, monumental portico and long façade facing the Liffey, Dublin’s Four Courts cut a striking figure in the heart…
Irish Film Institute
The Irish Film Institute is an art house cinema in Dublin, which also acts as a national body supporting Irish cinema and…
The O2
Just off the Liffey is a building much loved by Dubliners: The O2. Considered the capital’s largest concert hall, it has been…
Parliament House
Dublin’s Parliament is one of the city’s must-see monuments. Built in typical Georgian style, Parliament House is located right in the city…
The Convention Centre Dublin
The Convention Centre Dublin (often referred to as CCD) is a superb modern building in Dublin, inaugurated in 2010… One of the…
The Custom House
Custom House is an imposing neo-classical building on the north bank of the River Liffey in Dublin. The building houses the Ministry…
Leinster House
Leinster House is a government building in the Republic of Ireland. It is the official seat of the Irish Parliament, and was…
Tailor’s Hall
Tailors ‘ Hall is a historic building in Dublin. Built in 1706, in the famous Liberties district, it was once the rallying…
Dublin City Hall
Dublin City Hall is a municipal building in Dublin. Located on Dame Street, it was built between 1769 and 1779, designed by…
The Royal Irish Academy
The Royal Irish Academy is considered a learned society. Based on Dawson Street in Dublin, Ireland, it was founded in 1785 by…