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Dublin City Hall

The former  Royal Exchange , now converted into the Dublin City Hall,  is an excellent example of Georgian architecture. Designed by Thomas Cooley, it was built between 1769 and 1779.

After the Act of Union, the former Royal Exchange building fell into disuse until it was purchased by the Dublin City Council in 1852.

The building was completely restored and used by the Dublin City Council until 1995. Now, council meetings take place at the City Hall.

The Rotunda , a large circular space covered by a dome and held up by 12 columns, is Dublin City Hall’s highlight. The hall is beautifully decorated with numerous statues, some of which were sculpted in 1772.

The building’s basement features a multimedia exhibit that traces the history of Dublin , from before the Anglo-Norman invasion in 1171 to the present day.

The exhibition includes items from different periods, archives and computers with interactive programs.

Is the Exhibition Worthwhile?

It's worth stepping inside the City Hall’s impressive Rotunda (entrance hall) to contemplate this stunning neo-classical building. However, we believe that the exhibition about the history of Dublin is too long and tedious.

Dame Street

Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm

Entry to the City Hall: free Exhibitions: prices depend on the season

Buses : Parliament St. , lines 37, 39, 39A, 39C, 70 and 70A

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Dublin Castle (119 m) Chester Beatty Library (192 m) Temple Bar (273 m) Christ Church Cathedral (288 m) Dublinia (323 m)

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Dublin City Hall was built between 1769 and 1779 (designed by Thomas Cooley). It is the headquarters of Dublin City Council and is the place where the Lord Mayor and City Councillors hold meetings to discuss present and future plans for Dublin.

City Hall was originally built as the Royal Exchange and was used by the merchants of Dublin as a financial centre until Dublin Corporation bought the building in 1851. It was renovated and re-opened in 1852. The building underwent a major refurbishment programme in 1998-2000 and has been restored to its former 18th century glory.

Situated in an historic quarter of Dublin, City Hall is neighbour to Christ Church Cathedral and Dublin Castle.

Noteworthy features of the building are the magnificent Hall and Rotunda (an elegant space with a circular dome, like a small-scale version of similar buildings in Rome); statues of Daniel O’Connell, Thomas Davis, Henry Grattan, Charles Lucas and Thomas Drummond; and a set of twelve paintings representing scenes from the history and mythology of the city. There is a detailed brochure available in the lobby explaining the various art works.

Twelve columns support the dome of the Rotunda, with a mural between each one. There are twelve murals in total, eight of which depict a famous legendary or historical scene, such as St Patrick baptising the King of Dublin. The remaining four show the Coat of Arms of the four provinces: Ulster, Leinster, Connacht and Munster. In the centre of the floor, directly under the dome, a mosaic depicting the Coat of Arms of Dublin is encircled by four statues. These four statues are of figures that played an important role in the development of Irish society.

The Rotunda is impressive, not only for its elegance and beauty, but for its rich and vibrant history. Admission to the entrance hall is free and it can also be hired for events such as civil wedding ceremonies, book launches and fashion shows.

Opening Hours: Open Mon to Sat: 10am – 4pm Closed Sun, Bank Holidays, St Patrick’s Day, Good Friday, 24 – 26 Dec & 1 Jan May be closed to the public when booked for private events and wedding ceremonies.

Contact & Pricing: dublincity.ie/residential/arts-and-events/city-hall [email protected] Tel: 01 222 2204 Dame Street, Dublin 2 Admission free

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Address: Dame St, Dublin 2, D02 NP93

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Dublin City Hall

Dublin City Hall is a historic building located in the heart of Dublin, Ireland. It was built in the late 18th century and served as the city's administrative center until 1996, when the city council moved to a new building. Today, Dublin City Hall is open to the public as a museum and cultural center. Visitors to Dublin City Hall can explore the building's rich history and learn about the city's development over the centuries. The building features a number of exhibits and displays, including a recreation of a Victorian-era kitchen, a collection of historic Dublin artifacts, and interactive displays that showcase the city's cultural heritage. One of the highlights of a visit to Dublin City Hall is the chance to see the famous "Book of Kells," which is housed in the building's Treasury. This ancient manuscript is a masterpiece of medieval art and is widely regarded as one of the greatest cultural treasures of Ireland. In addition to its cultural offerings, Dublin City Hall is also a popular venue for events and functions. The building's spacious rooms and elegant architecture make it an ideal setting for weddings, corporate events, and other special occasions. Overall, Dublin City Hall is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history and culture of Dublin and Ireland. With its fascinating exhibits, beautiful architecture, and stunning location in the heart of the city, it offers a unique and memorable experience for visitors of all ages.

  Dame St, Dublin

  Ph: (01) 222 2204

  Hours:   Sunday CLOSED

                   Monday to Saturday 10 am to 16.00 pm

  Admission:   FREE                 

  ✨The City Hall in Dublin, known as the Royal Exchange in its early days, is an 18th-century building that now serves as the formal seat of Dublin City Council. It was designed by architect Thomas Cooley and built between 1769 and 1779. The City Hall is a notable example of 18th-century architecture in Dublin and was originally used by the city’s merchants.

 ✨City Hall is located on Dame Street, at the southern end of Parliament Street, on Dublin’s southern side. It is situated on a slope in front of part of Dublin Castle, which used to be the centre of the British government in Ireland until 1922.

 ✨Sean Connolly was a member of the Irish Citizen Army who, during the 1916 Easter Rising, used a key he had obtained from his job in the motor department to gain access to and seize control of the City Hall which was then used as a garrison.

 ✨Some council meetings are held in City Hall. The Dublin Corporation was renamed in the early 21st century as the Dublin City Council, previously the name of the assembly of councilors only.

✨Most City Council staff work in the newer, brutalist design, Civic Offices. It was controversially built in 1979 on the site of a national monument, the Viking city foundations on Wood Quay, a short distance away.

  ✨To learn about the rich history of Dublin City, be sure to visit the “Dublin City Hall, The Story of the Capital” exhibition located in the vaults of the city hall building. This exhibit provides a detailed and fascinating account of how Dublin has evolved over the years into the bustling metropolis it is today.

 ✨City Hall is open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 16.00 p.m., except for when weddings are being held.

A magnificient Georgian style architecture hall was build between1769 and 1779. It’s beside Dublin Castle and was a Dublin’s business meeting and exchange centre- a place, where businessmen could meet and trade bills of exchange, buy or sell goods. In 1850’s Royal Exchange was purchased by City Corporation, who started to use it as a city government. In 1852 the Royal Exchange got a new name City Hall, when the first meeting of Dublin City Council took place there.

Some reconstruction has been performed in the 21st century and Dublin City Council has got awards for the conservation of this beautiful Georgian style and historic building. The entrance hall, sometimes called Rotunda, will suprise you by its outstanding, extravagant interior decor and its rich history. On the lower ground floor visitors also can check out an exhibition called “Dublin City Hall” or “The Story of the Capital” witch turns Dublin’s clock back one thousand years- shows Dublin from the arrival of the Vikings to the Dublin we see today- beautiful and modern capital.

Dublin City Hall currently has an exciting exhibition explaining the role of Dublin Fire Brigade back in the 1916 Rising events. You also have a unique opportunity to see one of the original proclamations from 1916, kindly gifted to the citizens of Dublin in the 1950s, by the family of Elizabeth O’Farrell.

In the near future there will be an exhibition on Sir. Robert Shaw, Lord Mayor of Dublin from 1815-1816.

Fancy a walk back in time? Then this is a top place in Dublin to be visited where you learn more about rich Irish history.

Georgian style architecture hall was build between1769 and 1779. It’s beside Dublin Castle and was a Dublin’s business meeting and exchange centre- a place, where businessmen could meet and trade bills of exchange, buy or sell goods. In 1850’s Royal Exchange was purchased by City Corporation, who started to use it as a city government. In 1852 the Royal Exchange got a new name City Hall, when the first meeting of Dublin City Council took place there.

Some reconstruction has been performed in the 21st century and Dublin City Council has got awards for the conservation of this beautiful Georgian style and historic building.

There is no entrance fee to an outstanding, extravagant and rich of history entrance hall, called Rotunda. There is a fee for an exhibition on the lower ground floor called “Dublin City Hall” or “The Story of the Capital” witch turns Dublin’s clock back one thousand years- shows Dublin from the arrival of the Vikings to the Dublin we see today- beautiful and modern capital.

Dame St, Dublin 2

• Phone: +353 1 222 2204
• Website: https://www.dublincity.ie/reside…
• Address: Dame St, Dublin 2
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A magnificient Georgian style architecture hall was build between 1769 and 1779. It’s beside Dublin Castle and was a Dublin’s business meeting and exchange centre- a place, where businessmen could meet and trade bills of exchange, buy or sell goods. In 1850’s Royal Exchange was purchased by City Corporation, who started to use it as a city government. In 1852 the Royal Exchange got a new name City Hall, when the first meeting of Dublin City Council took place there.

Some reconstruction has been performed in the 21st century and Dublin City Council has got awards for the conservation of this beautiful Georgian style and historic building. The entrance hall, sometimes called Rotunda, will suprise you by its outstanding, extravagant interior decor and its rich history. On the lower ground floor visitors also can check out an exhibition called “Dublin City Hall” or “The Story of the Capital” witch turns Dublin’s clock back one thousand years- shows Dublin from the arrival of the Vikings to the Dublin we see today- beautiful and modern capital.

Dublin City Hall currently has an exciting exhibition explaining the role of Dublin Fire Brigade back in the 1916 Rising events. You also have a unique opportunity to see one of the original proclamations from 1916, kindly gifted to the citizens of Dublin in the 1950s, by the family of Elizabeth O’Farrell.

In the near future there will be an exhibition on Sir. Robert Shaw, Lord Mayor of Dublin from 1815-1816.

Fancy a walk back in time? Then this is a top place in Dublin to be visited where you learn more about rich Irish history.

Georgian style architecture hall was build between1769 and 1779. It’s beside Dublin Castle and was a Dublin’s business meeting and exchange centre- a place, where businessmen could meet and trade bills of exchange, buy or sell goods. In 1850’s Royal Exchange was purchased by City Corporation, who started to use it as a city government. In 1852 the Royal Exchange got a new name City Hall, when the first meeting of Dublin City Council took place there.

Some reconstruction has been performed in the 21st century and Dublin City Council has got awards for the conservation of this beautiful Georgian style and historic building.

There is no entrance fee to an outstanding, extravagant and rich of history entrance hall, called Rotunda. There is a fee for an exhibition on the lower ground floor called “Dublin City Hall” or “The Story of the Capital” witch turns Dublin’s clock back one thousand years- shows Dublin from the arrival of the Vikings to the Dublin we see today- beautiful and modern capital.

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Open to the public Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm, except for when weddings are taking place.

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Located on Dame Street, and what used to be the Royal Exchange is best known for its stunning Georgian architecture.

Free entry to all visitors

Open Monday-Friday 10am-4pm

Located on Dame Stre

Dublin's City Hall is world-renowned for its gorgeous Georgian architecture.

The original function of the building was to act as some form of stock exchange and a place where businessmen in Dublin could meet up. The designs inside the City Hall nothing short of extraordinary.

Discover the beautiful dome located in the centre of the building, along with richly coloured murals, marble floors and statues.

Other Free Attractions in Dublin!

The Hop-on Hop-off Tour will drop you on Nassau Street which is right beside the  Archaeological Museum of Ireland

Also on Nassau Street is the National Library and Trinity College where the Book of Kells is located.

In Merrion Square Upper is the Natural History Musuem  and Leinster House.

St. Stephen's Green and across the road is the Little Museum (free with a Hop-on Hop-off Ticket )

At Cork Hill is Dublin Castle home to The Garda Museum  &   Chester Beatty Library

At the Royal Hospital there is IMMA which is the Museum of Modern Art

On Sarsfield Quay is the Decorative Arts and Hisotry Museum at Collins Barracks

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• Dun Laoghaire Golf Club (16.9km) SE
• Woodbrook Golf Club (17.4km) SE
• South County Golf Club (17.8km) SW
• Powerscourt Golf Club (18.4km) SE
• Beaverstown Golf Club (18.6km) NE
• Carton House Golf Club (20.6km) NW
• Hollywood Lakes Golf Club (23.2km) NW
• K Club, The - Ryder Cup 2006 (24.3km) SW
• Killeen Golf Club (24.5km) SW
• Palmerstown House Golf Club (25.4km) SW
• Naas Golf Club (26.8km) SW
• Millicent Golf & Country Club (29.0km) SW
• Druids Glen Golf Club (30.6km) SE
• Tulfarris Golf Resort (31.1km) SW
• Royal Tara Golf Club (37.1km) NW
• Rathcore Golf and Country Club (39.9km) NW
• Knightsbrook Golf Club (40.2km) NW
• Laytown and Bettystown Golf Club (40.2km) NE
• County Meath Golf Club (42.3km) NW
• Curragh Golf Club (42.6km) SW
• County Louth Golf Club (Baltray) (43.8km) NW
• Wicklow Golf Club (44.0km) SE
• MoyValley Golf Club (44.6km) NW
• Seapoint Golf Club (46.1km) NE
• Rathsallagh Golf Club (46.8km) SW
• Blainroe Golf Club (47.5km) SE
• Headfort Golf Club (56.7km) NW
• Kilkea Castle Golf Resort (60.9km) SW
• Dillon Garden, The (2.8km)SE
• National Botanic Gardens (3.1km)NW
• Glendale Gardens (4.8km)SW
• Airfield Gardens (6.6km)SE
• Carysfort Lodge (7.5km)SE
• Burton Hall (8.7km)SE
• Grasse Cottage (10.8km)SE
• Primrose Hill (12.4km)NW
• The Talbot Botanic Gardens (13.0km)NE
• Knockrose Garden (14.5km)SE
• Rathmichael Lodge (15.0km)SE
• 21 Library Road (15.3km)SE
• Corke Lodge (16.7km)SE
• Knockmore (18.2km)SE
• Powerscourt Gardens (18.3km)SE
• Hunting Brook Gardens (20.5km)SW
• Killruddery House & Gardens (20.7km)SE
• June Blakes Garden & Nursery (22.8km)SW
• Lodge Park Walled Gardens (23.9km)SW
• Ardgillan Castle & Demesne (27.9km)NE
• National Garden Exhibition Centre (28.3km)SE
• Warble Bank (29.7km)SE
• Mount Usher Gardens (38.6km)SE
• Beaulieu House, Gardens and Car Museum (42.5km)NW
• Listoke Gardens (44.8km)NW
• Kilmacurragh Arboretum - National Botanic Garden (46.4km)SE
• Grove Gardens (55.8km)NW
• Burtown House Gardens (56.8km)SW
• Rockfield House (57.5km)NW

Nearby Towns/Areas

• Dublin 2 (0.4km) SE
• Dublin 1 (0.9km) NE
• Dublin 7 (1.1km) NW
• Dublin 8 (1.5km) SW
• Dublin 6 (2.3km) SE
• Dublin 4 (3.3km) SE
• Dublin 9 (3.5km) NW
• Dublin 12 (3.6km) SW
• Dublin 6W (3.9km) SW
• Dublin 3 (4.9km) NE

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