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Sights along the River Liffey, Dublin - Reviews of Sights along the River Liffey - IgoUgo
All Dubliners have a love-hate relationship with the River Liffey. Watching the sun set into the river over the Ha'penny Bridge could bring a tear to the eye, yet a well-known Dublin song celebrates 'the Liffey as it stank like hell'. When a millennium clock was placed in the river it was immediatel...
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The River Liffey- Dublin, Ireland - VirtualTourist.com
The river Liffey separates Dublin in two parts The North and the South sides with different characteristics. Dublin has a fair selection of bridges along the length of the river. The most easterly bridge is until nowadays the East Link Bridge and the most westerly the Heuston Bridge. Until the later...
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River Liffey, or An Life (river, Ireland) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
...of the Wicklow Mountains and part of the Irish central lowland. County Kildare is bounded by Counties Meath (north), Dublin and Wicklow (east), Carlow (south), and Laoighis and Offaly (west). The River Liffey forms a gorge at Pollaphuca and runs west into the Kildare lowland, northwest to Newbrid...
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Dublin River Liffey Bridges Photoseries: Introductory article
The bridges across the River Liffey tell the story of Dublin itself - from the earliest crossing in medieval times to the most recent additions, Dublin's bridges have helped to define the city as well as facilit...
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River Liffey (The), Dublin, Ireland : Reviews of River Liffey (The) - Yahoo! Travel
All Dubliners have a love-hate relationship with the River Liffey. Watching the sun set into the river over the Ha'penny Bridge could bring a tear to the eye, y...
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