Edward Delaney's Famine Memorial: A Tribute to Resilience

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're starting from O'Connell Street, walk south towards the River Liffey. Cross the river using O'Connell Bridge, then continue straight onto the south side of the river. When you reach the intersection with D'Olier Street, turn left onto Westmoreland Street. Continue walking until you reach College Green. From there, head towards Trinity College and walk past the college on your left. Continue straight until you reach Nassau Street, then turn right. Follow Nassau Street until it intersects with St. Stephen's Green, and turn left into the park. The Famine Memorial is located at 42 St Stephen's Green, near the southern entrance of the park.

• Public Transport

  From Dublin's main transport hub, Busáras, take the Luas Red Line tram towards Tallaght. Get off at the Abbey Street stop. From there, walk south to O'Connell Bridge and cross the river. Continue straight along Westmoreland Street, passing Trinity College, and follow Nassau Street until you reach St. Stephen's Green. Enter the park and head towards 42 St Stephen's Green, where the Famine Memorial is situated.

• Walking

  If you are at Dublin Castle, exit the castle grounds and head towards Lord Edward Street. Turn left onto Dame Street and walk straight until you reach Temple Bar. Continue through Temple Bar until you reach the River Liffey. Cross the river via the Ha'penny Bridge. Once you are on the south side of the river, head south to College Green, and proceed towards Trinity College. Continue straight to Nassau Street and turn left onto St. Stephen's Green. The Famine Memorial is at 42 St Stephen's Green, located towards the southern end of the park.