Newman House

"One of the finest examples of Georgian Dublin, Newman House is actually two imposing town houses joined together." Full review

"One of the finest examples of Georgian architecture open to the public are these two townhouses, founded by Cardinal Newman as the Catholic University of Ireland in 1865." Full review

"These conjoined townhouses on St Stephen's Green South... are probably the finest example of 18th-century Georgian architecture in the city that are open to the public." Full review

"Two restored 18C houses are named after Cardinal Newman, the first rector of University College." Full review

"These fine Georgian town houses on the south side of St. Stephen's Green are the historic seat of the Catholic University of Ireland." Full review