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The Mont

Dublin, Ireland · Independent · Near Luxury

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These houses have held the corner of Clare Street and Merrion Street Lower since about 1770: four storeys over a basement, sash windows, a Doric doorcase, petal fanlights. John Ensor laid Clare Street out around 1762 for the sixth Viscount Fitzwilliam. The terrace traded for years as the Mont Clare. O'Callaghan reopened it in 2019 as The Mont after a renovation of about €10 million. It is a protected structure. In 2023 the council was still pursuing a graphite-grey paint job done without permission. You sleep on the edge of Merrion Square.

About The Mont

History

A group of houses on the corner of Clare Street and Merrion Street Lower, built about 1770, on a street John Ensor laid out around 1762 for Viscount Fitzwilliam. They traded as the Mont Clare Hotel and, after an O'Callaghan renovation of about €10 million, reopened in 2019 as The Mont. The building is a protected structure. In 2023 the council was still pursuing unauthorised graphite-grey paint on the facade.

The setting

1-4 Merrion Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02 H525, with 13-14 Clare Street, on the corner by Merrion Square. The National Gallery and Government Buildings are the neighbours.

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