BEHIND A GEORGIAN DOOR: Perfect Rooms, Imperfect Lives

CHRISTMAS 2013 - Herbert Place:

A lovingly restored townhouse - on the street where Elizabeth Bowen and Edward Carson lived - becomes a testing burden for a young family after the financial crash.

GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BED - Upper Pembroke Street:

A moment of crisis - and an eighteenth-century bed - bring together an unlikely group in one of Dublin's most familiar Georgian streets.

GRACE KELLY'S DRESS - Merrion Square:

A famous dress, a spectacular dinner party, and a dining room of family legend and of family tragedy - on the grand Georgian square which Oscar Wilde, W.B. Yeats, Sheridan LeFanu, and Daniel O'Connell once called home.

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