on the Green were demolished in favour of modern office blocks. Most of the east side of the square is modern reproduction terraces in front of offices. Among the buildings that were lost was No. 21, the former St Andrew's College, which was demolished by Irish Life in February 1969 and a new office block, Stephen Court, designed by Andrew Devane was constructed in its place. This building is deemed one of the more successful modern interventions on the Green. Transport Dublin Bus routes 7b, 7d, 11, 32x, 37, 41x, 44, 46a, 61, 84x, 145, 155 and 757 all have stops along the east side of the square. The Green line of the Luas tram system stops at the St Stephen's Green stop on the western side of the park, with Luas Cross City services continuing to Broombridge station in Cabra. See also List of streets and squares in Dublin References Notes Sources External links Stephen's Green Park (official OPW website) Squares in Dublin (city) Streets in Dublin (city) National Monuments in County Dublin Parks in Dublin (city) 1664 establishments in Ireland St Stephen's Green Odonyms referring to religion