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Known as the Rutland Square in the 18th-century, it was re-christened as Parnell Square after Charles Stewart Parnell, one of Ireland's prominent sons who was part of the Irish independence revolution. It is a traditional Georgian square and many a Dubliner has been born on the Rotunda Hospital (one of the main maternity hospitals of the city) which is nestled in the heart of the square. One can still get a glimpse of traditional Georgian houses on the square's east side. Some of the interesting sites near Parnell Square are the Hugh Lane Gallery, Abbey Presbyterian Church (Findlater's Church), Dublin Writers Museum and the James Joyce Centre. There is also the Garden of Remembrance, a lovely garden in memory of those who laid down their lives for freedom.
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