Though its roots go back to the 1870’s, the present day firm was established in 1927 as O Hanlon & Robinson. In 1948 it became T. P. Robinson & Co. and moved to its present location in 1965. In 1998 the name was shortened to TP Robinson Solicitors. The office building is an early Georgian house dating from around 1751 which predates the laying out of the rest of Merrion Square. It has a fine plasterwork ceiling in the former drawingroom, a detail of which is incorporated in the firm’s logo. Former owners and inhabitants include Eileen Burke, Dowager Lady Howth in 1842, Oscar Wilde's brother William Wilde and his half brother Henry Wilson in 1877 and Andrew Horne, Master of Holles Street Hospital from 1909. Prior to the building of the new Liberty Hall, it was the headquarters of the ITGWU (now SIPTU). A listed building, it has been sympathetically maintained and restored, and provides a convenient central location for our clients. Parking is available on Merrion Square outside

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