I am a property manager and technology geek from Dublin city. I grew up around the Drumcondra area and continue to live here. I have spent some of the best years of my life around the north inner city and it has been fantastic here. I enjoy music and traveling. I love meeting new people and am known to enjoy the occasional beer :). I love hosting people at my apartments, if you have any questions about any of my property, please get in touch

Vaughan’s Hotel was originally owned by Mrs. Vaughan of Clare. It was at no. 29 Parnell Square. The hotel was an important meeting place during the War of Independence for Michael Collins and the Republican movement. The hotel was referenced in the Bureau of Military history statement by Christopher Harte, porter at the hotel, in January 1921, entitled ‘Offer of a bribe by British Agents to betray General Michael Collins’: While Dublin is a city of many plaques which mark historic locations, there is one that speaks volumes about the capital, to natives and visitors alike. You will be staying at this location. This building is formally Vaughan’s Hotel on Parnell Square, a premises which had a strong connection to the Irish revolutionary period and Michael Collins in particular. Parnell Square plays a crucial role in Irish republican history. It was here that the decision to stage an uprising was reached prior to 1916, it was there that the occupation of the Rotunda occurred in 1922, it was there that An Phoblacht did (and does) have its headquarters, and it was even there that the Blueshirt movement had their offices in the 1930s.