About Us
Hamilton House is a family owned and operated business with a clear philosophy to offer a highly personable service in a professional environment.
Our main objective is to allow you to focus on your own business and your own clients while we look after everything else - From reception services to facilities management and from catering to post – we look after it all!
We offer our clients an intimate setting, premium service, high standards and a personable approach. Our experienced in-house management team are here to assist our clients each day and we appreciate the amount of hard work that goes into a successful business. Our success will only truly be reflected by the success of those businesses that choose Hamilton House as their office location in Dublin.
MEET THE TEAM
Claire O’Mara
Managing Director
Claire led the refurbishment of the family owned 28 Fitzwilliam Place in 2008. She has been running the business since Hamilton House Serviced Office Suites opened to its first clients in 2009. As Managing Director, she is involved in everything that happens in Hamilton House and her dedication to her clients and team is visible in every aspect of the business. Her desire for happy clients and a professional and relaxed environment is fundamental to the continued success of Hamilton House.
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Lisa Feely
House Manager
Coming from a background in tech, events and marketing, Lisa has spent many years learning everything there is to know about maintaining and improving client satisfaction. With extensive experience in customer service, she has brought a wealth of knowledge to Hamilton House. Lisa is central to daily operations, and, at front of house, she is always available to assist clients and manage the daily and operational life at Hamilton House. Lisa understands who the customer is and is willing and able to deliver a high quality service at all times.
email: [email protected]
Anne Gallagher
Administration Executive
Anne has been a part of the Hamilton House team assisting with the administrative activities since its commencement in 2009. With over 30+ years of experience in administration and office facilities, she is an essential member of the Hamilton House team. Anne’s friendly professionalism and precision in everything she does, ensures that all clients’ needs are taken care of in an organised and efficient manner.
Erika Asaciova
Housekeeper / Administration
Erika has been with Hamilton House since it first opened its doors in 2009. She plays an important role in the continuous upkeep of the building and her attention to detail is evident throughout. Not only does she take great care in keeping Hamilton House is pristine condition, she also offers administrative support and assists the many clients and visitors to the building each and every day.
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Hamilton House
With a prime City Centre location at the intersection of Leeson Street and Fitzwilliam Place, Hamilton House is a landmark building that instantly stands out from the surrounding rows of Georgian buildings.
Historical Timeline
1850’s:
In 1854, Hans Henry Hamilton acquired a lease from the Pembroke Estate for the site at 28 Fitzwilliam Place.
The commission for this elegant Victorian Gothic Revival residence was awarded to the renowned architectural practice of Deane and Woodward.
1870’s:
Following Hamilton’s death in 1875, the property was purchased by Christopher Palles, Chief Baron of the Exchequer and a devout Roman Catholic.
In 1878, he commissioned architect George Ashlin to design the chapel located to the rear of the house.
1900’s:
After Baron Palles’ death, the property passed to Charles Andrew O’Connor, Master of the Rolls. O’Connor had lived at No. 28 for many years with his wife and seven children.
In 1912, his newly married daughter hosted her wedding reception at the house, welcoming an impressive 400 guests.
1920’s:
In 1927, the property was purchased by Mary, Baroness Hemphill, whose cousin, Edward Martyn, was the celebrated playwright and co-founder of the Abbey Theatre.
As her son, Martyn, predeceased her, the property later passed to the fifth Baron Hemphill, Peter Patrick Hemphill. He remained landlord of the premises until 1972, when ownership was transferred to the Martyn Investment Trust.
1990’s:
In 1990, 28 Fitzwilliam Place was sold by the Martyn Investment Trust to Hibernia Life for £1 million.
At the time, the building was occupied by the quantity surveying firm Bruce Shaw Partnership, which remained a tenant for more than 15 years.
2000’s:
Following the departure of Bruce Shaw Partnership, the building was acquired by Brendan O’Mara in 2005.
The O’Mara family undertook extensive restoration and refurbishment works in 2007 and 2008, culminating in the launch of Hamilton House in 2009.
For more than 160 years, 28 Fitzwilliam Place has remained one of Dublin’s most distinguished landmark buildings. Under its current ownership, it continues to combine historic character with modern office excellence in the heart of Dublin 2.
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