South Dublin, Administrative county seat in Leinster, Ireland.
South Dublin is an administrative county covering the southwestern part of Dublin, encompassing residential areas such as Lucan, Clondalkin, and Rathfarnham. Tallaght serves as the main town and contains shopping centers, civic facilities, and transportation hubs.
A monastic settlement established by St. Maelruain in 769 marked the beginning of Tallaght's development as a center of learning and manuscript production. This religious foundation had lasting influence on the area's character and growth.
The Rua Red Arts Centre in Tallaght hosts working artists and regular exhibitions, with visible studios where creative activity happens throughout the week. The space draws local visitors interested in theater, workshops, and contemporary art.
The Luas red line connects Tallaght directly to Dublin city center with regular daytime services throughout the week. The Square shopping center serves as the main retail and dining destination for the area.
Tallaght's Civic Square underwent major transformation around 2005, becoming a focal point for public and cultural institutions rather than remaining a dispersed suburban area. The square demonstrates how this district shifted from a rural outskirt into a planned urban hub.
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