- Merrion Square Park is a lovely Park. It’s nice to go for a walk on a lovely day or go for a picnic, sunbathe etc… There is a playground also for kids.
- The so-called 'heart of Georgian Dublin' Merrion Square has housed some of the city's most famous residents. Learn about who lived here and why.
- Explore the Merrion Square when you travel to City Centre Dublin - Expedia's Merrion Square information guide keeps you in the know!
- Both organisations were a familiar sight among Irish people but particularly at Merrion Square where St. John Ambulance operated for almost 50 years.
- One of them is to visit Merrion Square Park Dublin to spend really wonderful and frolic time playing with your kids or even grandchildren.
- The construction of the houses, located next to the Merrion Square Park, started in 1762 and was finished at the start of the 19th century.
- Merrion Square - Subtitle text here. Nestled in the heart of Dublin, a new icon of sophistication and hospitality has emerged - The Leinster Hotel.
- Merrion Square Park. A fantastic park with dozens of unique events each year. ... Merrion Square Park, Merrion Square East, Dublin 2, D02 E778, Ireland.
- Famous residents who have lived on Merrion Square are Daniel O’Connell, Oscar Wilde and William Butler Yeats. The centre of Merrion Square is a public park.
- British sculptor Danny Osborne created the three statues that make up the Oscar Wilde monument on the northwest corner of Merrion Square.