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The Green

Dublin, Ireland · Independent · Near Luxury

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Edward Carson, the Dublin barrister who led Ulster unionism, was born at 4 Harcourt Street on 9 February 1854. That house is still in the terrace. When Noel O'Callaghan built The Green, the permission required Carson's birthplace to stay. The hotel opened in 1999 at 1-5 Harcourt Street: protected houses at Nos. 3 and 4, a glass atrium on the corner of St Stephen's Green, 99 rooms. Grafton Street is a few minutes on foot.

About The Green

History

The Green opened in 1999 in the O'Callaghan Collection, at 1-5 Harcourt Street. Nos. 3 and 4 are protected structures. No. 4 is the 1854 birthplace of Edward Carson, kept when the hotel was permitted, after the house had sat bricked up. A glass atrium stands with the Georgian fronts on the corner of St Stephen's Green. About 99 rooms.

The setting

1-5 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, D02 WR80, on the southwest corner of St Stephen's Green. Harcourt Street was laid out from 1777 by John Hatch. Grafton Street is a few minutes on foot, and the Luas green line runs along Harcourt Street.

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