CHQ Building

The CHQ Building, located in Dublin, Ireland, is a historic industrial structure originally built in 1820 for storing tobacco, tea, wine, and grain. Designed by engineer John Rennie, it features one of the city's largest interior spaces, supported by a cast iron frame. The building has served various purposes over the years, including hosting a significant banquet for Irish soldiers in 1856. After restoration in the early 2000s, it now houses businesses like the EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, making it a vibrant destination for tourists and researchers interested in Dublin's industrial heritage.