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       O’Connell Bridge                          . Trinity College
                                                 The focal point of Parliament
                                                 Square, the largest of Trinity’s
                                                 spacious quadrangles, is the
                                                 elegant Italianate bell tower
                                                 known as the “Campanile.”
 C O L L E G E   G R E E N                       Designed by Sir Charles
                                                 Lanyon, it was erected in
                                                 1853 (see p118).


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                                             National Library
                                      Saintly cherubs appear on the
                                         frieze around the library’s
                                       magnificent old reading room,
                                               once a hangout
                                          of novelist James Joyce.
                                       Leinster House
                                       was taken over as the seat of
                                       the Irish Parliament in 1922.
            N A S S A U   S T R E E T
                                               . National Museum of
       F R E D R I C K   S T R E E T      includes this bronze object from
                                               Ireland – Archaeology
                                          The collection of Irish antiquities
                                           the 2nd century AD, known as
                                            the Petrie Crown (see p119).






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                                         The Shelbourne Hotel
                     Key                 Built in 1867, the hotel dominates the north side
                                         of St. Stephen’s Green. It is popular with tourists
                       Suggested route
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                                         and locals for afternoon tea.


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