‘aimsir’ means ‘sky’
Contact Aimsir
Ciarán Murray
ciaran@aimsirpsychotherapy.ie
+ 353 (86) 827 7169
24 Mount Street Upper
Dublin 2.
Eircode: D02 R229
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Transport & Parking
Street Parking available - Pay and Display or download a Parking App
Bus Routes: Go to Dublin Bus to download the Dublin Bus App. The nearest bus stops are Merrion Square, Baggot Street and Mount Street Lower.
DART: Go to Dublin Public Transport to find out timetables and to plan your journey. Nearest DART station to Aimsir is Grand Canal Dock which is a 10 minute walk.
Dublin Bikes: Go to NOW Dublin Bikes to learn more about the Dublin Bike service and access to their Map. The nearest station is Herbert Street or Merrion Square East. Download the App to find out How It Works.
Cycling: There are stands/racks on Merrion Street Upper.
Mount Street Upper is the site of Saint Stephen’s Church (see picture), designed by Architect John Bowden. The church creates a centrepiece on Mount Street Upper, east of Aimsir Psychotherapy. It is fondly known as the ‘Pepper Cannister’ Church and was built in 1820-24, a Greek Revival temple-style church.
Aimsir Psychotherapy is based in 24 Mount Street Upper, Dublin 2. Number 24 was completed in 1825, as a late Georgian row house. It is believed there was a mound at the adjacent Fitzwilliam Street and Baggot Street where a gallows was erected for the execution of criminals. This is where the name Mount Street derives from.