Dublin - King's Inns

Going south from the end of Granby Row down Upper Dorset Street (the main road north to Dublin airport, the N1) and Bolton Street, we come to Henrietta Street, a cul-de-sac on the right, at the far end of which, on a high base, are the King's Inns (designed by James Gandon in 1795; the two wings on the west front are later additions), the headquarters of the ruling body of the Irish legal profession, with a fine Dining Hall (sculpture by Edward Smyth) and a large library.