Original this was known as Hoggen Green deriving its name from the Scandinavian word for mound and the nearby nunnery of Blessed Virgin Mary del Hogges founded in 1156. Nearby was the Thingmote, which was the Viking assembly place. It was renamed College Green after Trinity College in the 1600s.
| Street / Area |
| College Street |
| Foster Place |
| Trinity College |
| Year | Architect | Building |
| 1729-1801 | Edward Pearce, James Gandon & Francis Johnston | Bank of Ireland |
| 1867 | William G. Murray & Sir Thomas Drew | National Irish Bank |
| 1891 | Sir Thomas Drew | Ulster Bank |
| 1893 | W.H. Lynn | Former AIB (Royal Bank) |