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Executions of the Leaders of the 1916 Rising

Located in Chapelizod, Dublin, this is the site where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed. Visit the memorial and museum to learn about Ireland's struggle for independence. Experience the Irish national spirit and immerse yo

14 Henrietta Street museum

This powerful museum tells the story of Dublin's social history through the lens of a single Georgian townhouse. Once a lavish residence for the elite, it later became a tenement housing hundreds of impoverished families. The meticulously p

1916 Easter Rising Memorial

Nestled in the serene Chapelizod area of West Dublin, this site serves as a poignant reminder of the clandestine planning and gatherings that fueled the 1916 Easter Rising. Strolling across the ancient stone bridges, visitors can feel the w

1916 Rising Monument

Standing solemnly in the heart of Chapelizod, this monument serves as a poignant tribute to those who fought for Irish freedom during the 1916 Easter Rising. The weathered stone details blend seamlessly with the village's historic charm, of

1981 Hunger Strikers

This memorial in Dublin honors the 1981 hunger strikers who died in the Maze Prison, a significant event in the Northern Ireland conflict. The plaque commemorates their sacrifice and the political struggle for Irish republican rights. It st

1981 Hunger Strikers Memorial

Standing solemnly amidst the bustle of Dublin, this memorial silently recounts the dramatic events of the 1981 Irish hunger strike that shook the nation. Designed with abstract power, it honors the ten republican prisoners who gave their li

Abyssinian ground-hornbill

The Abyssinian ground-hornbill at Dublin Zoo is a striking and ancient-looking bird, known for its large size and distinctive red and blue facial wattles. Unlike many hornbills, it spends most of its time on the ground, striding through its

Arran Quay ED 1901

Arran Quay ED 1901 represents a historic district in Dublin, once a hub of trade and transport along the River Liffey. The area's 19th-century warehouses and terraced houses reflect its industrial past, with red-brick facades and iron raili

Arran Quay Ward 1849

Step into the historic Arran Quay Ward, a charming Dublin landmark that dates back to 1849. This quaint area is steeped in history and offers a glimpse into the city's rich past. Take a stroll along the cobblestone streets and discover the

Arran Quay Ward 1900

Arran Quay Ward, situated along the River Liffey, was a key administrative area in 1900 Dublin, known for its industrial and residential character. This ward was home to the bustling Smithfield Market, a hub for hay, straw, and livestock tr

Arran Quay Ward 1936

Arran Quay Ward, established in 1936, represents a historical administrative division of Dublin along the River Liffey. This ward once governed the bustling quays and nearby residential streets, reflecting the city's 20th-century municipal

Arran Quay Ward 1946

Arran Quay Ward, located on the north side of the River Liffey, is a historic area known for its strong connection to Dublin's brewing and distilling heritage. This ward was once home to numerous breweries and distilleries, including the fa

Asian Elephant and Blackbuck

The Asian elephant and blackbuck exhibit at Dublin Zoo is a captivating showcase of two iconic species from the Indian subcontinent. The Asian elephant, the largest land mammal in Asia, is known for its intelligence, social bonds, and cultu

Barrack Ward 1780

Barrack Ward, established in 1780, is named after the historic Collins Barracks, now home to the National Museum of Ireland – Decorative Arts & History. This area has a strong military heritage, with the barracks dating back to the early 18

Brazilian Tapir

The Brazilian tapir, also known as the lowland tapir, is a fascinating herbivore found in the rainforests of South America. At Dublin Zoo, this unique animal is showcased in a habitat that includes a pool for swimming and mud wallows, refle

Cabra-Finglas LEA 2014

Covering the Cabra and Finglas neighborhoods, this Local Education Authority entry dates back to 2014. These areas are known for their vibrant cultural diversity and working-class heritage. The administrative record provides context for the

Cabragh East Ward 1946

Cabragh East Ward, part of the larger Cabra area in north Dublin, is a residential neighborhood with a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. This ward was developed primarily as a working-class suburb, with rows of red-brick t

Cabragh Ward 1936

Cabragh Ward 1936 marks a specific jurisdictional area in Blanchardstown that played a role in local electoral processes during the 1930s. This historical designation highlights the granular level of civic organization that defined neighbor

Cabragh West Ward 1946

Cabragh West Ward in 1946 represents a specific administrative division in post-war Dublin. This period was crucial for local governance as the city rebuilt and reorganized its electoral boundaries. The ward system reflected the political l

Californian Sea Lion

Discover the lively charm of Dublin's aquatic residents at this unique attraction. Witness the playful antics of these charismatic marine mammals as they interact with their keepers and each other. It is a delightful experience for nature l

Chilean Flamingo

The Chilean flamingo is a striking wading bird known for its vibrant pink plumage and elegant, curved neck. At Dublin Zoo, these graceful birds are housed in a spacious wetland exhibit that mimics their natural habitat in South America. The

College Green Constituency 1885

This marker indicates the boundary of the College Green constituency as it was established in 1885 for the UK Parliament. It represents a key moment in Dublin's political history, before Irish independence. The constituency was named after

Drumcondra Ward 1888

Step into the historic Drumcondra Ward, a charming area in Dublin that dates back to 1888. This quaint neighborhood offers a glimpse into Ireland's rich past, with its beautifully preserved architecture and nostalgic atmosphere. As you wand

Dublin (Cabra)

Cabra is a vibrant neighborhood in north Dublin, known for its strong sense of community and rich cultural heritage. The area is home to the Cabra Community Centre and is often associated with local political history and social activism. It

Dublin Metropolitan Police District 1838

Dublin Metropolitan Police Division D

Dublin North City Nos.2 & 3 Registrars District 1885

Dublin North Union Workhouse, site of

Dublin North West

Dublin North-West Constituency 1969

Easter Rising

Eastern Bongo

Electoral Area No 4

Electoral Area Number Five

Electoral Area Number Five 1967

Electoral Area Number Four

Electoral Area Number Four 1967

Four Courts Ward 1836

Four Courts Ward 1838

Four Courts Ward 1840

Frank Duff

Glasnevin ED 1901

Glasnevin Ward 1900

Grangegorman Parish

Grey Wolf

Hanlon's Corner

Humboldt Penguin

Hungry Tree

Jerome Connor

Liam Whelan

Liam Whelan Memorial

Monument of Remembrance

No 3 Borough Electoral Area 1930

North West Constituency 1947

North West Constituency 1961

North West Dublin Constituency 1935

Painted dog

Patrick Hickey

Red-capped mangabey

Red-ruffed Lemur

Siamang gibbon

Snow Leopard Sanctuary

Southern white rhinoceros

St Paul's Ward (1840)

St. Michan's Parish 1697

St. Michans Parish 1554

St. Michans's Constituency 1918

St. Paul's Parish 1697

St. Paul's Parish District

St.Paul's Ward 1836

St.Paul's Ward 1838

St.Paul's Ward 1840

Stella Maris Statue

Sulawesi Crested Macaque

Sulawesi Crested Macaque

The Honorable Society of King's Inns

Waldrapp Ibis & White Egret

Waldrapp Ibis & White Egret

White-crowned mangabey

1916 Memorial

Asian Lion

Bunchloch Foundation Stone

Chapelizod Church

Chilean Flamingo Sanctuary

Conor Hickey - 3 December 2011

Grey Wolf

Juice Historical Experience

Marian Statue

Red-Ruffed Lemur Sanctuary

Siamang Gibbon Sanctuary

Sulawesi Crested Macaque Exhibit

William Rowan Hamilton Plaque