River Liffey Dublin

Dublin Docklands Development Authority, Custom House Quay, Docklands Dublin , County Dublin, Ireland - Phone: 353 1 818 3300
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    Over the River... A Lot.

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    I feel like I should say again that the weather has been absurdly nice here. Blue sky, warm, barely any rain. It's not good for the work ethic. You feel like you have to take advantage of it, because you know it just has to change soon.

    I went to the library on Thursday morning despite the gorgeous blue sky and puffy clouds. Of course, I …

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  • 1

    Meeting people in Dublin

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    ... to "take away" (i.e. to go). We got happily lost and emerged near the old and prestigious Trinity College, walked across the River Liffey to see a 130 m tall and very skinny spire (called the Monument of Light, was supposed to be up for the millennium ...

  • 2

    Right to the Liffey

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    ... the hill. Built in AD 1204 to replace the original Viking fortress of AD 930, it remains one of the main sights along the River Liffey. I was impressed, but I had to get inside somehow. The meeting I had scheduled was within the domain of a high-level ...

  • 3

    Dublin, Ireland

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    History: The first early Celtic habitation was beside the River Liffey and the city's Irish name, Baile Atha Cliath (the Town of the Hurdle Ford) comes from an ancient river crossing that can still be pinpointed today. By the 9th century, Viking raids ...

  • 4

    Onwards to the Emerald Isle

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    ... enough Kelly is playing a solo show here on the 28th, but i doubt i'll get back to see him. Back over the River Liffey, sectioning off Dublin into two main north and south o' the river districts, i checked in to the hostel around 2.30pm and had a ...

  • 5

    Dublin and our last day in Ireland

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    ... Ron so we found a bench in the sun and enjoyed being warm for the first time today! After Ron joined us we walked down to the River Liffey and crossed over the bridge to a Woolen Mill store that we wanted to check out. Poor Ron -- he managed to be stay ...

  • 6

    Leaving Galway, heading back to Dublin

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    ... restaurant looked fancier than the hotel room turned out to be, but we got an off-season rate and a fourth-floor view of the River Liffey.  After getting settled at the hotel, we walked across the river to a pub.  This pub was mentioned in my ...

  • 7

    Barnacles and The 1916 Revolution Walk

    ... my customary trundle around ol' Dublin town, taking in all the sights, the Irish smells, of old stone and sea-scented river liffey, and the unmistakable hint of Leprechaun. Having more or less bludged away for the last couple of weeks, or indeed, ever ...

  • 8

    In the morning, there are NO tourists.

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    ... woke up and talked to these cute polish guys who are looking for work but staying in my hostel right now. I walked around down to the River Liffey and then back up. This place rolls up shop by 8 and the only things that are open are the pubs and those ...

  • 9

    The view of the City half asleep

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    ... .  If you don't count the time that I, Trish, got all excited and said, "Rachael, check it out, it's the River Liffey!!  This is so cool.  Hey take a photo.....Rachael?".  Trish looks to the right, she looks to the ...

  • 10

    The Guinness Storehouse

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    ... a sign of things to come. With a full day ahead of me, i dumped my sax and hightailed it along the shimmering River Liffey, west to the Guinness Storehouse! On the way to the storehouse, i came across a dishevilled lookin boozer, who asked me for a ...