Eli Place Street

Eli Place is one of the oldest streets in Dublin, known since 1768. It is located in the city center, near St. Stephens Green Park.

This street has always been home to the most famous and wealthy people in Dublin. You can still see them at home here. However, they are already occupied by offices of various companies.

Eli Place was considered one of the richest areas of the city, built in the Georgian style.

In the 18th century, such famous people lived here as the architect Michael Stapleton, whose house later became the residence of Countess Eli, the wife of Lord Henry Loftus writer, athlete and physician Oliver Joseph Gogarty Countess Claire, the wife of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland John Fitzgibbon, famous for her rich receptions, and many other famous personalities.