- Merrion Square is a beautiful square on the southern side of the river Liffey in the Georgian area of the city.
- Join me in exploring Merrion Square later in this post, but first a few words on why I’m here in the first place. This is the second day of a guys golf trip to Ireland.
- Merrion Square was first developed in 1762 and remains a fine example of Dublin’s most formal architecture as well as the city’s aristocratic past.
- Enabled by Failte Ireland , the stakeholders and community around Merrion Square have come together to build awareness of the area’s rich…
- Established by the esteemed architect James Hoban in the late 18th century, Merrion Square was conceived as an exclusive enclave for Dublin’s elite.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Merrion Square is one of the largest Georgian squares of Dublin. Several important buildings are in this cosmopolitan square as the Leinster House, the...