Leinster House, Dublin

E75683

building historic house parliament building

Leinster House in Dublin is an 18th-century ducal townhouse that now serves as the seat of the Irish parliament (Oireachtas).

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	building → historic house → parliament building →
adjacentTo	Government Buildings, Dublin → National Library of Ireland → National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology →
architect	Richard Cassels → Richard Castle →
architecturalStyle	Neoclassical architecture → Palladian architecture →
city	Dublin →
completionDate	1748 →
constructionEnd	1748 →
constructionStart	1745 →
coordinates	53.3406°N 6.2547°W →
country	Ireland →
floorCount	3 →
hasCategory	Buildings and structures in Dublin → Houses of Parliament → Oireachtas buildings → Palladian architecture in Ireland →
hasExtension	Leinster House 2000 complex →
hasFunction	administrative → legislative →
hasMainEntranceOn	Kildare Street →
heritageStatus	protected structure (local) →
houses	Dáil chamber → Oireachtas committee rooms → Seanad chamber →
locatedIn	Dublin → Dublin 2 →
locatedOn	Kildare Street →
namedAfter	Province of Leinster →
occupant	Dáil Éireann → Oireachtas → Seanad Éireann →
originalFunction	ducal townhouse →
originalOwner	Duke of Leinster → James FitzGerald, 20th Earl of Kildare →
owner	Government of Ireland →
region	Leinster →
servesAs	seat of Dáil Éireann → seat of Seanad Éireann → seat of the Oireachtas →
usedAs	seat of the Irish Free State parliament → seat of the Parliament of Ireland →
usedBy	members of Dáil Éireann → members of Seanad Éireann →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
James Hoban → President's House (original design) ("Leinster House") →	influencedBy
Irish tricolour ("Oireachtas buildings") →	fliesAbove
Leinster House ("Oireachtas buildings") →	hasCategory
Leinster House ("Leinster House 2000 complex") →	hasExtension
Seanad Éireann ("Seanad chamber in Leinster House") →	hasMeetingPlaceImage
Dáil Éireann ("Leinster House") →	location
Oireachtas ("Leinster House") →	meetsAt
Seanad Éireann ("Leinster House") →	meetsIn
Irish Free State ("Leinster House") →	nationalParliamentMetAt
Duke of Leinster ("Leinster House") →	traditionalFamilySeat