Editing Dublin Castle (section)

==Government offices==
The complex houses, among other things, some offices of the [[Revenue Commissioners]], including a Stamping Office in a 20th-century building at the end of the Castle Yard. The modern office block was designed by Frank du Berry, a senior OPW architect, in the late 1960s. The design was denounced by many groups, citing the unsympathetic nature of the four-storey block and the placement, which disrupted the rectangular layout of the Castle. Among the groups that objected were the [[Irish Georgian Society]], [[An Taisce]], and the [[Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland]]. Construction began anyway in 1970.{{sfn|McDonald|1985|p=177-178}}

Some elements of the OPW are based in an old stables area, and some functions of the [[Garda Síochána]] are also based at the Castle.