A Tribute to Freedom: The James Connolly Memorial

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are near O'Connell Street, start by heading towards the river Liffey. Walk towards the north side of the river until you reach the Ha'penny Bridge. Cross the bridge and head straight onto Wellington Quay. Continue along the quay until you reach the junction with the North Wall Quay. Turn right onto North Wall Quay and walk along it for about 10 minutes. You will see the James Connolly Memorial located near the North Wall, just under the bridge. Look for the statue, which is somewhat hidden behind a lamp post.

• Public Transport (Bus)

  From O'Connell Street, you can take the bus number 53 from the stop 'O'Connell Street (Abbey Street)' towards North Wall. Get off at the stop 'North Wall Quay'. From the bus stop, walk back towards the river, and head left along North Wall Quay. The James Connolly Memorial is located under the bridge on your right. It should take approximately 5 minutes on foot from the bus stop.

• DART (Train)

  If you are near the Pearse Street DART station, take the DART towards Howth or Malahide. Get off at the Connolly Station. From Connolly Station, exit onto the street and head towards North Wall. Walk straight down towards North Wall Quay. The James Connolly Memorial is located under the bridge on your left side after about a 15-minute walk.

• Bicycle

  If you have access to a bike, you can cycle from the city center. Head towards the Liffey and follow the cycle paths along the river. Continue along the North Wall Quay for about 15 minutes. Be cautious as the area can be busy with pedestrians and vehicles. The memorial is located on your right side, just under the bridge.