ocated only minutes from Dublin City Centre, Glasnevin village is an area steeped in history and home to a wealth of local amenities. The old world charm of the area is embodied by Washerwomans Hill Restaurant. One of the oldest buildings in Glasnevin, Washerwoman's Hill Restaurant takes its name from the old washhouse which once stood on the hill. Erected in the 1700s by Hugo Bath, this fine old building has a bright and open interior with highly polished wooden floors, robust country furnishings and interesting paintings by local artists.