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The Spire
It is to the Irish what the Eiffel Tower is to the French! This spire is a monumental symbol of renewal in Dublin!
3.58/5 (800 votes)
Rory Gallagher Corner
Dublin's Temple Bar is home to the Rory Gallagher Corner, an intersection that pays tribute to one of the greatest Irish guitarists of all time!
3.04/5 (478 votes)
The Albert Memorial Clock Tower
Built as a tribute to Prince Albert, this tower is best known for tilting a little! It's like the Tower of Pisa in Belfast!
4.24/5 (78 votes)
The Alcock and Brown Landing Site
This monument commemorates a historic achievement: the first non-stop transatlantic flight, recorded in June 1919!
4.00/5 (57 votes)
The Famine Memorial
A monument to the Great Famine, which decimated over 25% of the Irish population.
3.47/5 (34 votes)
The Wishing Stone
The Wishing Stone is an Irish monument on Dublin's Killiney Hill. The monument resembles a small Inca pyramid, overlooking the Irish coast.…
3.75/5 (28 votes)
The Phil Lynott Statue
Dublin pays tribute to its great musicians! This statue is a nod to Phil Lynott, a great Irish rock artist.
3.30/5 (23 votes)
The Hands Across the Divide
A symbol that illustrates the complexity of the conflict in Northern Ireland.
3.71/5 (17 votes)
The James Joyce Statue
Such a talented writer deserved a statue! To be admired in Dublin city center!
3.75/5 (16 votes)
The Annie Moore Monument
Cobh pays tribute to the Titanic's passengers with an emotional statue.
3.31/5 (16 votes)
Dublin’s Wall of Fame
Countless Irish artists have broken through on the international scene! The proof is in the Temple Bar celebrity wall!
4.27/5 (15 votes)
The Sheep on the Road
An original sculpture of a shepherd and his sheep. An artistic reference to Northern Ireland's attachment to traditional Irish sheep farming!
3.00/5 (12 votes)
Belfast’s Big Fish
A big blue fish right in the center of town? It's the big fish, a modern representation of the salmon of knowledge, taken from Irish mythology.
3.91/5 (11 votes)
Molly Malone
This statue represents a fictional character from Dublin culture: Molly Malone! There's even a song dedicated to him!
3.60/5 (10 votes)
The National Famine Monument
A vibrant tribute to the Irish victims of the Great Famine. A heavy place that does not forget the tragic fate of the Irish who succumbed to hunger and disease.
4.13/5 (8 votes)
Poolbeg Chimneys
Ultra-recognizable industrial chimneys, part of Dublin's symbols. Not very touristy, but well worth getting to know!
3.50/5 (8 votes)
The Waiting On Shore monument
A darkly romantic sculpture. A vibrant testimony to women's relationship with the ocean!
4.60/5 (5 votes)
The Luke Kelly statue
In Dublin stands an imposing giant head representing Luke Kelly, former member of the Irish band "The Dubliners". This statue is a must-see!
4.25/5 (4 votes)
Lynch’s Memorial Window
A place steeped in Galway history. A must-see, if only to understand the dramatic story behind it.
4.00/5 (4 votes)
The statue of Cú Chulainn
A statue that pays tribute to the sacrifice of the Irish during the Easter Rising in 1916!
3.67/5 (3 votes)
The Berwick Fountain
A fountain that serves as a meeting place for many Cork residents.
4.33/5 (3 votes)
The statue of Jim Larkin
Stroll down Dublin's O'Connell Street and you'll come across the statue of Jim Larkin, an Irishman famous for his 20th-century trade unionism.
5.00/5 (2 votes)