Ireland Dublin Sightseeing National

Designed by James Gandon / Sightseeing National / the Four Courts is one of Ireland's architectural treasures. Built between 1786 and 1802 / the Four Courts along with the Custom House are considered to be the best examples of neoclassical architecture in the city. Inns Quay / Dublin 8 / Fon: 01 872 5555.

Leinster House is the home of two houses of the Irish Oireachtas (parliament) / Sightseeing National / the lower house, the Dail, and the upper house, the Seanad. Built in 1745 for the Duke of Leinster it was designed by Richard Cassels and it is said that James Hoban, designer of the White House in Washington D...

Sightseeing National / Dublin Castle has played a pivotal role in Irish history and government for over a millennium. In the 9th century the Vikings established a hill fort on the site. It was replaced with a Norman castle in 1204. All that now remains of the 13th century castle is the Record Tower. Dame Street ...

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Dublin 1 / Sightseeing National / Middle Abbey Street 57.

Sightseeing National / Designed by Dublin's renowned architect, James GanThn, the Custom House took almost a decade to build before finally opening for business in 91. Like many of Dublin's finest buildings and monuments, the building became embroiled in Sume of the violent incidents that marked the struggle for...

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Sightseeing National / 100 metre stainless steel spike erected just outside the GPO on O'Connell Street, Dublin's main thoroughfare.

Sightseeing National / Long Mile Road, Dublin 12. Tel: 353- 1- 450 2530.