Aungier Street / ˈ eɪ n dʒ ər / is a street on the south side of Dublin, Ireland. It runs north-south as a continuation of South Great George's Street . It is the location of both a Technological University Dublin [ 1 ] and a Dublin Business School campus.

Our Aungier Street campus is built on the site as the former Jacob’s factory a historical site in Dublin 2, within a short walking distance of St Stephens Green and is extremely accessible by public transport from both sides of the city.

Aungier Street was laid out c.1661 by Francis Aungier, 3 rd Baron and later 1 st Earl of Longford, as one of Dublin’s first residential suburbs outside the old city walls. Developed as a speculative venture, it was designed as a fashionable residential enclave measuring an impressive 70 feet (21m) in width, making it one of the widest streets ...

1 天前 · The good news is one of the largest derelict sites, 22-24 Aungier Street, is being redeveloped by the UK-based, Irish-owned Marlin Group into 20 serviced apartments and a bar and restaurant which ...

TU Dublin Aungier Street is built on the site as the former Jacob’s factory, a historical site in Dublin 2, within a short walking distance of St Stephens Green and is extremely accessible by public transport from both sides of the city. Our Eircode is D02 HW71. View our location on Google Maps. The University is committed to sustainable travel.

2014年8月15日 · Behind a very ordinary 1940s facade, on an unprepossessing Dublin street, lies medieval treasure. Number 9/9a Aungier Street, which celebrates its 350th birthday this year, is considered...

Early houses, such as 21 Aungier Street, restored by Dublin Civic Trust in 1998 (Staircase Guesthouse), are a unique typology—large brick town houses, four. bays in width, four storeys in...

Our Aungier Street campus is built on the site as the former Jacob’s factory a historical site in Dublin 2, within a short walking distance of St Stephens Green and is extremely accessible by public transport from both sides of the city.

Sandwiched in the middle of the eastern side of Aungier Street is Number 21 – a substantial early mansion dating to 1667 and the first of its kind in Dublin to be recognised for its architectural and historic significance.

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