Town Halls and Public Buildings to visit Ireland

A former episcopal residence occupied by the Archbishop of Dublin between the th and early th centuries, the building is now occupied by a police station. The structure and door of origin have been retained.

The Victorian architecture of the Sligo courthouse, built in 1878, is quite unusual for Ireland. It is described as the most impressive Victorian style building outside Dublin. The neo-Gothic façade was built on the model of the London Court of Justice.