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 The Ormond Quay Hotel is one of the city’s oldest and
best known hotels. Purpose built in 1900, The Ormond Quay Hotel boasts a proud tradition
with some of the city’s best loved characters, most notably James Joyce, who wrote
his Sirens chapter of Ulysses in the hotel. The Ormond Quay Hotel remains true to its
historical links, but adding to that all the modern comforts and conveniences of the new
Millennium. Each of the 60 ensuite rooms are fully equipped with Direct Dial phones,
satellite TV and tea/coffee making facilities, some with views of Dublin’s famous
River Liffey. The Grosvenor Room Gallery, affiliated to London’s famous Grosvenor
Gallery exhibits artwork from renowned International and Irish artists, in free
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