   sandymount () is an affluent coastal suburb in dublin 4 on the southside of dublin in ireland. it is in the dublin southâeast constituency and the pembroke ward. it was once part of pembroke township, which took its name from the fact that this area was part of the estate of the earl of pembroke. an early name for the area was scal'd hill or scald hill.the poolbeg lighthouse and the south wall extension, irishtown, sandymount, beggardbush and baggotrath, chapter ii from weston st. john joyces' 1920 work the neighbourhood of dublin during the 18th century, there was a village called brickfield town on the site of sandymount green. this took its name from lord merrions brickfields which stretched from here to merrion at the time. ==geography== sandymount is located between 3 and 4&nbsp;km south east of dublin city, in the north end it begins where newbridge avenue meets herbert road to church avenue at the coast and west along the dart rail line and south to merrion gates. sandymount promenade runs along the coast road (strand road) from sandymount strand down to merrion gates. it lies a little south of the great south wall in dublin bay. neighbouring suburbs are ballsbridge, merrion and irishtown. the area is served by th
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