Opposite the gardeners cottage in St.Stephens Green, this was occupied asst one tons by the Irish independence movement during the 1916 revolution. Follow the trail with dozens of signs in the St.Steven's Green. This is useful to find many significant Locations or sites if the...More

If you wish to have a tour, Heritage Week is a good time to go. This building was involved in the 1916 rising and there is still bullet hole in one of the rooms. This tour takes about an hour and is given by the...More

The RCSI is internationally famous for its high standard of medical education. The building is at the St. Stephens green facing the park. It is usually open for students but not for the tourists.

Beautiful campus! Overlooking the park and close to other sites. Definitely worth checking out if you're into history, or a prospective medical student

Free entry for this exhibition about the Easter Rising with plenty of individual stories. Set in a nice building. You could easily spend an hour in here.

Called in while on a 1916 day to the display in the college. Very informative and well displayed in a couple of the rooms that were in the middle of the action during the rising. Lovely rooms and attentive polite staff. Call in soon as...More

This college is just opposite to St. Stephen's Green. The building looks grand. We could not enter as it was closed for visitors. All medical students who are interested in surgery will be studying here. Great. I saw one more Royal College of surgeons of...More

One of great and famous place in Dublin is the royal college and we spend a whole day there meeting some friend and having look to very big meeting ares

I have wanted to visit the Royal College of Surgeons building for many years and just never got the chance. Thankfully it was open for 3 days offering free guided tours as part of the 2015 Heritage week. The tour was incredibly informative and took...More

I'm not sure if this college is open to the public. The main road facing St. Stephen's Green is closed, and one has to enter through the side road. I used the "I'm a former Fellow of this college" card to enter, and I was...More