Powerscourt Centre
Chic shopping mall offering apparel stores, art galleries & dining in an 18th-century mansion.
It shines a light on local character and personality and it creates a new café and restaurant culture. It connects people to nature and to one another. And it encourages them to stay local and enjoy the very best of neighbourhood living in the centre of the city.
Is there something in the water? The stretch of the city at Wilton Park, along and around the banks of Dublin’s Grand Canal, has seen such a concentration of writers, poets, artists and thinkers, it is something of a wonder. Inspiring the likes of Mary Lavin, Patrick Kavanagh, Elizabeth Bowen, Maeve Binchy, JP Donleavy and more, it almost seems as if fresh ideas and well turned phrases may be waiting around every corner.
Follow Dublin’s literary footsteps along the Grand Canal, with some artworks along the way.
Wilton Park is designed to draw people in from early to late. It offers an exciting new menu of cafés and restaurants with the best outdoor terraces in Dublin.
It opens up a safe green space in the heart of the city. And it creates a thriving new business community. A new base for LinkedIn, Stripe and EY and their 5,000 employees.
We want Wilton Park to be a positive resource for the community. We have successfully hosted Bark in the Park in partnership with the DSPCA, for our four-legged friends and their owners and we also teamed up with local yoga studio, Reformation, for some outdoor Saturday morning stretching. We are planning more events of this nature now that the park has reopened, so follow us on Instagram to stay up to date.
We’ve invested over €7 million into ground-breaking ideas and innovations to transform Wilton Park into one of the best-loved neighbourhoods in Dublin.
To measure the value of our approach, we’ve commissioned Making Impact, a five-year study that uses Wilton Park as a laboratory. Evaluating the real social and economic benefits of the initiatives we’re pioneering here.
By the end of 2025, there will be even more places to eat, drink and meet in the neighbourhood.
Chic shopping mall offering apparel stores, art galleries & dining in an 18th-century mansion.
Unassuming and tucked away just off Dawson Street, its layout makes it quaint and accessible.
Offering all the services you would expect from a premium quality shopping centre.
Baggot Street runs from Merrion Row to the northwestern end of Pembroke Road. It crosses the Grand Canal near Haddington Road.
Grafton Street is one of the two principal shopping streets in Dublin city centre.
The Little Museum of Dublin is a people's museum of Dublin, situated at 15 St. Stephens Green, Dublin, Ireland.
The Mansion House Dawson Street, Dublin, has been the official residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin since 1715.
The National Concert Hall is a national cultural institution and the designated home of music in Ireland.
The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre is a performing arts venue, located in the Docklands of Dublin, Ireland.
The National Library of Ireland is the Republic of Ireland's national library located in Dublin, in a building designed by Thomas Newenham Deane.
The National Museum of Ireland collects and preserves objects relating to the history and culture of Ireland.
The National Gallery of Ireland houses the national collection of Irish and European art.
In partnership with the Royal Hibernian Academy, IPUT began a new Artist in Residence Programme at Wilton Park Studios, Dublin 2.
Discover Ireland’s rich literary heritage from past to present here in the historic UCD Newman House on St Stephen’s Green in the heart of Dublin.
The Royal Hibernian Academy is an artist-based and artist-oriented institution in Ireland, founded in Dublin in 1823.
Simply prepared but unwaveringly fresh and seasonal local food served with choice of 400 wines.
M O'Briens Bar And Lounge enjoys an ideal location on Leeson Street Bridge in the heart of Dublin city centre.
A landmark and social institution for politicians, journalist and experts in fine food and drink alike.
Perch is a new independent coffee shop situated in the landmark building that has long been known as The Kiosk, just off Leeson St Bridge.
Casual space for freshly sourced Irish ingredients used on an internationally influenced menu.
Long-established, traditional pub with a dark wooden bar, picture-framed snug and popular beer yard.
Spacious, modern pub offering big-screen sport, plus an international menu and a carvery on Sundays.
Buzzy venue with striking decor and a vaulted ceiling, with locally sourced, gastropub-style menu.
A historic Dublin pub forever known as a meeting point for business networking and most certainly the place to be on match days.
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud is a two Michelin star restaurant in Dublin city centre beside the 5 star Merrion Hotel.
The Little Kitchen promises a warm welcome and sanctuary where you will be served the very best in contemporary Irish/European Food.
Dax Restaurant offers unrivalled levels of elegant dining and fine French cuisine in Dublin’s historic Georgian quarter.
Irish seafood and meats grilled over charcoal in sleek, upscale eatery with theatrical open kitchen.
Forest Avenue is a neighbourhood dining room and Green Grocers. Run by passionate husband and wife team John and Sandy Wyer.
Clean white walls and wooden tables adorn this casual eatery serving seasonal, locally sourced fare.
Simply conceived dishes rely on quality of ingredients at this bustling fixture with set menus.
Upmarket restaurant with wines and cocktails, refined, contemporary dishes, and a heated terrace.
Stylish & intimate restaurant and wine bar with menu of refined contemporary dishes, plus cocktails.
Eathos – pronounced 'ethos' – is a café, eatery and patisserie that offers thoughtful, wholesome food that makes you happy!
La Peniche is a beautifully restored classic cargo barge moored between locks C4 and C5 on Dublin’s Historic Grand Canal.
Buzzing Italian restaurant with classic and modern pizza options, plus kids' pizza parties.
Matt the Thresher is a bright stylish seafood restaurant with a fully licenced bar located in the city centre, within the heart of Georgian Dublin.
Pembroke Street is the original F.X. Buckley Steakhouse, and has been a fixture in this part of Dublin since we opened our doors in 1987.