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- Meeting House Square, Temple Bar
- Wilton Square - triangular low key park that has been around for many years
- Smithfield Plaza (probably best to have it as a subsection of Smithfield)
- Ormond Square
- Eaton Square, Terenure and Eaton Square, Monkstown (Edwardian subsection)
- Chimney Park, Grand Canal Dock
- Palmerston Park, Dublin - not a square but a crescent of sorts
- Havelock Square - (named after the developer who built it in the 1860's)
- Vavasour Square (Victorian built in the 1850's - Named for Councillor William Vavasour (1744-1819), a wealthy merchant who initiated the reclamation of the marshy foreshore of the Dodder Delta in 1785 by double-banking the shore beside Beggar’s Bush.
- Chocolate Square Park - currently under construction
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tbc
- Meeting House Square, Temple Bar
- Wilton Square - triangular low key park that has been around for many years
- Smithfield Plaza (probably best to have it as a subsection of Smithfield)
- Ormond Square
- Eaton Square, Terenure and Eaton Square, Monkstown (Edwardian subsection)
- Chimney Park, Grand Canal Dock
- Palmerston Park, Dublin - not a square but a crescent of sorts
- Havelock Square - (named after the developer who built it in the 1860's)
- Vavasour Square (Victorian built in the 1850's - Named for Councillor William Vavasour (1744-1819), a wealthy merchant who initiated the reclamation of the marshy foreshore of the Dodder Delta in 1785 by double-banking the shore beside Beggar’s Bush.
- Chocolate Square Park - currently under construction