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Baggot St, Dublin

Baggot Street is a street in Dublin 2, Ireland. It used to be called Baggotrath and was named after Robert Bagod who built the manor on this land that later became part of an area known as Rathmines during medieval times. The name changed when it came into existence officially around 1773 but its history can still be seen from old remnants such as stones placed at certain locations which are now occupied by several buildings including modern churches.

Because unlike most streets there has never been any houses along Baggot St due to its location near some major routes like Pembroke Road or South Leinster Row where people would risk getting robbed so instead they were replaced with public spaces for footpaths either side of road through planting trees.

Baggot street is divided into two sections. The first section starts at Merrion Row and runs toward the northwestern end of Pembroke Road, passing over Grand Canal along the way. Once you cross this canal it’s called Upper Baggot Street until hitting Eastmoreland Place where it turns back to Pembroke road which continues on from there as well.

The main part of Lower Baggot St begins near St Stephen’s Green in Dublin City Center running north-west towards a place known as Portobello Bridge crossing over Ireland’s biggest canals known as Grand Canal Dock before continuing its path further down Westwards through various residential suburbs (Dalkey). This portion of the route was originally named Gallows Rd