St. Audoen's Park — Attraction in Dublin

St Audeons park, is one of Dublin's most historic parks. In its small area, preserved is so much of Irelands medieval past. The City Walls and only remaining City Gate St Audeons. You have the mysterious Keyzer's Lane, St Audeons Steps, Fagans Gate and of course stunning St Audeons Church. The park was once the Graveyard of the nearby Newgate Prison and the debtors prison known as "the Black dog". Lately landscaped by Dublin City Council. Also here is also the wonderful childrens playground and sadly the 1916 childrens memorial to all the children who died in the 1916 rebellion in Dublin. A great place to visit and enjoy a piece...

Visited on the truly superb Dublin Ghost Bus tour. Excellent if you're a bit of a ghoul. Rainy evening, superb storyteller frightening us with the story of the Green Lady who haunts the steps there. This beautiful park in the centre of the city features the most extensive remaining stretch of the original City Wall....

Located within the grounds of the church with the same name, is this lovely park with seating, some quirky things to see the humming rock, and the old walls and gate, a nice place to get away from the hustle and bustle for a while. the church itself is as old as the hills and is worth a visit, there is...