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Belfast City Hall
A monument symbolizing the city of Belfast in Northern Ireland!
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The Four Courts
A landmark building in Dublin, deeply marked by the Irish War of Independence and its civil war.
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Irish Film Institute
An establishment in the Temple Bar district, with a focus on Irish cinema!
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Stormont
A public building in Northern Ireland, and a symbol of the province's history
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Parliament House
Discover the Irish House of Parliament. A place that represents Irish democracy in its own right.
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The Guildhall
The Guildhall is a red-brick building in the heart of Derry. Today, it serves as the town hall and can be visited by the general public.
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The Convention Centre Dublin
A seminar, show and convention venue in Dublin. Its modern architecture makes it instantly recognizable!
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Coleraine Town Hall
If you're passing through Coleraine in County Derry, then don't miss the strange Coleraine Town Hall. Typical Georgian style!
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Grace’s Courthouse
Grace's Courthouse is a historic building in Kilkenny town center. Once used as a castle, then as a prison in the 16th century, the site now serves as the city's Palais de Justice.
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Belfast Waterfront Hall
The Belfast Waterfront Hall is a concert hall in Belfast, which can also be converted into an exhibition hall. Designed by architects…
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Leinster House
This is where Parliament sits. One of the symbols of Irish democracy! See you in Dublin!
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The Robinson & Cleaver building
An iconic Belfast building. Its architecture is still fascinating today!
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Tailor’s Hall
Tailor's Hall in Dublin is a historic building dating back to 1706. It served as a meeting place for the tailors' guild of the time.
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Dublin City Hall
Belfast City Hall is one of Dublin's notable government buildings. A neo-classical building famous for its gigantic, ornate dome!
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The Royal Irish Academy
Dublin is home to the Royal Irish Academy, a learned society that brings together many Irish intellectuals, scientists and writers.
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Church House
This is the official headquarters of the Beflast Presbyterians. This manor house has an interesting Gothic feel.
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The Obel Tower
The Obel Tower is the tallest building in Belfast and the whole of Ireland. Built on the banks of the River Lagan,…
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