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From kangaroo crossings to remote controls being lost – new exhibition maps the history of bridges over the River LiffeyA Dublin artist, who once lived on an man-made island in the Liffey for a week, has taken a deeper dive into the history of ...
Macnas and Research Ireland have teamed up to bring Alf, a 20m metre long Smooth Newt, to the streets of Dublin as part of ...
Our favorite underrated things to do in Dublin include exploring tall ships, climbing historic towers, and walking in ...
From Temple Bar to the Book of Kells, the Irish capital has its fair share of iconic attractions, but you’ll find just as much magic elsewhere — in its thriving music scene, new breed of after-hour ...
about 40% of Ireland's total population. The city center is relatively compact, with most of the popular tourist sites located on the south side of the River Liffey, which splits Dublin in two and ...
Join National Geographic photographer Jonathan Irish as he captures the very best of Ireland’s lively capital city. Dublin's iconic River Liffey flows through the heart of the city, making it ...
Despite soaring tax revenues from international corporations, Dublin is experiencing a severe housing shortage. As the ...
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4 Days in Dublin: How to Make the Most of Your VisitWondering how to spend 4 days in Dublin, the capital of Ireland? This itinerary for a perfect 4 days in Dublin, contributed ...
This interactive museum details 1,500 years of Irish history, with stories of the 100 million people who left Ireland ... on the banks of the River Liffey in Dublin's Docklands, is open daily ...
Dublin is a city that’s impossible to ... and you’ll see Dubliners weaving past their icons and legends like the city’s River Liffey around stone. You’re more likely to mingle with ...
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