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From Irish Gold to the Infamous Gaol: 16 Things to Do in Dublin as a Solo Traveler
This artery starts in eastern Ireland, and by the time it gets to Dublin, it’s a wide river. It dumps into the Dublin Bay, then into the Irish Sea. The River Liffey divides Dublin into two.
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Hundreds of Dublin homes at risk of damage after partial collapse of house into river
Hundreds of Dublin homes are potentially at risk of damage following the partial collapse of a house in Inchicore into the river Camac earlier this month, a senior Dublin City Council engineer has ...
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Your next adventure: Dublin, Ireland
Dublin's iconic River Liffey flows through the heart of the city, making it the perfect place for an evening sunset stroll. If there was a competition for pretty cities, Dublin would easily take t ...
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An Bord Pleanála gives green light to 18-kilometre bus corridor from Bray to Dublin
An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to the controversial Bus Connects Bray to City Centre Core Bus Corridor Scheme, ...
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Councillor calls for ‘proper investment at the Camac River’ as locals ‘fear homes are under threat’
A Dublin councillor is calling for “proper investment at the Camac River”, as locals “fear their homes are now also under threat”. On January 3, the back garden wall of a house in ...