Irish dykes in Republic of Ireland: places to visit

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Irish dykes

The Great South Wall

The Great South Wall (Balla an Bhulla Theas in Gaelic) is a kind of giant breakwater in Dublin harbour. 4km long, it starts at…

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Irish dykes

The Bull Wall is a kind of promenade bridge (or breakwater) that marks out one side of Dublin harbour. Quite imposing, it links Dublin to Bull Island, a peninsula in the Dublin region. It's the perfect place in Dublin to take in the Irish capital's seascapes, enjoy the iodized air and stroll around! <a href="https://www.go-to-ireland.com/what-to-see/the-bull-wall/">[...]</a>

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