Mark Malone writes:
Not a bad aul’ view up the Liffey this evening. Sure where would ya, etc.
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The River Liffey, last evening.
Paul Condron tweetz:
On an evening like this, it’s nice to remember what summer was like
This afternoon.
Tara street, Dublin.
Mark Coughlan tweetz:
Kids jumping off rail bridge at Liberty Hall into Liffey. Pfft. Mad in the head. The sound of them hitting the water.
The Samuel Beckett bridge, turned 90° in ‘open’ configuration alongside Sir John Rogerson’s Quay on the Liffey, Dublin, yesterday.
A rare enough sight, due to become more common with increased river traffic in the weeks ahead.
You may care to peruse a schedule of the bridge’s movements between now and the end of June.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
The River Liffey, Dublin in the last 30 minutes.
Lovely.
Thanks Buzz
This afternoon.
Michael O’Riordan writes:
A deep bass throbbing got my attention and I tracked it down to the LE Niamh as she entered Dublin past the East Link bridge just now (2:05 pm). Apparently 14 metres shorter than her little sisters the Samuel Beckett and the James Joyce, the Niamh is still one hell of a good looking vessel!
Sexist pig.
This afternoon.
Dubweasel writes:
I see David Norris is out swimming in the Liffey…..
Palm trees along the Liffey in the January sun. Hello Dublin! pic.twitter.com/KWNTvrY0Rz
— Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) January 7, 2015
Uncle Chris.
He thinks we’re spacers.
Rapid
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Michael Moore writes:
“Rafting on the Liffey @ Lucan this evening.