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The Carrick-a-Rede Bridge
A rope bridge in Northern Ireland that will take you 30 metres over the ocean! The view is magical and breathtaking! A must!
The O’Connell Bridge
The O'Connell Bridge is one of Dublin's many bridges across the River Liffey, linking the two sides of the city. An emblematic bridge!
Bridge Mills
Discover Bridge Mills, Galway's oldest working bridge! Now 430 years old, it is one of the town's most popular attractions, taking the…
The Quiet Man Bridge
For fans of the famous film "The Quiet Man", the Quiet Man Bridge is THE destination not to be missed! It was here that John Wayne shot one of the film's most emblematic scenes!
Glanworth Bridge
Who would have thought that Glanworth could offer so many wonders? This small village in County Cork counts among its tourist treasures…
The Derry Peace Bridge
The Derry Peace Bridge is a brand new bridge spanning the River Foyle in the city of Derry in Northern Ireland... A symbol of the city!
The Butt Bridge
Butt Bridge is Dublin's road bridge. Not the most beautiful in the city, but a quick way to cross the Liffey!
Thomond bridge
Thomond Bridge is a landmark bridge in Limerick, Ireland. Built in 1836, it links Limerick with its historic city center: King Island.
The Bridge of Tears
It was over this bridge, in the 19th century, that Donegal's inhabitants made their way to the United States, fleeing Ireland and its Great Famine.
Shaw’s Bridge in Belfast
Shaw’s Bridge is a stone bridge in Northern Ireland, just outside Belfast. Considered a romantic mecca, ideal for a stroll for two,…
The Craigmore Viaduct
A 19th-century viaduct in the middle of the Newry countryside... still in use today!
Kilmacthomas Viaduct
A pretty viaduct in the Irish countryside. The view from the summit is fantastic.
The Spencer Dock Bridge
A bridge spanning the River Liffey in Dublin. Less pretty than the others, it's still part of the overall decor!


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