Irish Government Buildings, Dublin, behind bars

Irish Government Buildings, Dublin, housing the office of the Prime Minister or Taoiseach, as well as the Department of Finance, with gates closed to the public over Easter weekend...Disctinctive multiple use building, first stone laide by King Edward VII in 1904, completed in 1922 after the end of British rule. Architect was Sir Aston Webb though Thomas Manly Deane whose offices were demolished for the building - is also given credit

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Irish Government Buildings, Dublin, housing the office of the Prime Minister or Taoiseach, as well as the Department of Finance, with gates closed to the public over Easter weekend...Disctinctive multiple use building, first stone laide by King Edward VII in 1904, completed in 1922 after the end of British rule. Architect was Sir Aston Webb though Thomas Manly Deane whose offices were demolished for the building - is also given credit