Georgian Doors of Merrion Square, Dublin
Posted by Avital Pinnick on July 14, 2013
Merrion Square is considered one of Dublin’s best preserved squares, with its lovely Georgian architecture. Since I didn’t have much time, I photographed mainly the colourful doors around the perimeter of the square. I barely went inside the park in the center. Oscar Wilde lived at 1 Merrion Square (now the American College in Dublin); the park contains a statue of Wilde. Construction began in 1762 and continued for about thirty years.
A few buildings have lacy iron balconies and ornate fanlights.
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