The Townhouse: Lady Powerscourt's Disappearing Dress featured in The Times

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ATM banking on the ground floor.
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Disabled entrance (at the Coppinger Row entrance)
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Powerscourt is served by Five Multi Story Car Parks. As well as having its own entrance from the Brown Thomas Car Park- LEVEL 3, it is also within a short walking distance of; Drury Street, Royal College of Surgeons, Trinity Street & Stephens Green Shopping Centre Car parks.

History

In 1774 Richard Wingfield 3rd Viscount Powerscourt and his wife Lady Amelia moved into number 59 South William Street. This was their Townhouse since they owned a Country House, Powerscourt Estate in Enniskerry Co Wicklow.

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