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Stop 3 - Trinity College
Trinity College - College
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Founded
by Elizabeth I in 1592 on the site of an Augustinian
monastery, Trinity College is one of Ireland's
foremost seats of learning. Swift, Wilde and Beckett
all attended Trinity, as did Mary Robinson, UN High
Commissioner for Human Rights. The grounds are fully
open to the public and a focal point is the
Campanile built in 1852. The College is guardian to
one of Ireland's most treasured possessions, namely
the 9th century 'Book of Kells'.
Open Daily |
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Bank of Ireland - College
Green
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The Irish
Houses of Parliament were located here before they
were dissolved by the Act of Union in 1801 which
created the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland. The building was designed by Edward Lovett
Pearce, with an additional facade by James Gandon.
Currently operating as a commercial bank.
Open Mon. to Fri. - Admission Free. |
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Grafton Street
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premier up-market shopping street in Dublin. Amble
along the vibrant street from Brown Thomas' to
Richard Alan's soaking up the shops, bars,
entertainment and atmosphere or simply watch Dublin
go by. Take time at Bewleys, historic and literary
restaurant, for great food and coffee all day. |
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