Journey Through Time at the Old Dublin City Wall
Explore the Old Dublin City Wall, a historical landmark that narrates the rich tapestry of Dublin's medieval past in the heart of The Liberties.
Step back into Dublin's rich history at the Old Dublin City Wall, a captivating historical landmark located in The Liberties. This ancient structure offers a glimpse into the city's medieval past, showcasing the remnants of what once protected the thriving settlement. As you explore, you'll discover the stories etched into the stones, reflecting centuries of resilience and transformation. Perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike, the wall stands as a testament to Dublin's enduring heritage.
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- Lamb Alley, Dublin, The Liberties, IE
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Getting There
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Walking
From Trinity College Dublin, head south along Dawson Street until you reach St. Stephen's Green. Exiting the park at the southern end, take a right onto Harcourt Street. Continue straight for about 10 minutes until you reach the junction with the South Circular Road. Turn left onto the South Circular Road and walk for approximately 5 minutes. At the traffic lights, turn right onto Clanbrassil Street. Continue straight until you reach the roundabout, and take the first exit onto the Meath Street. Walk straight for about 5 minutes, and then turn left onto Lamb Alley. The Old Dublin City Wall will be located on your right.
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Bus
From O'Connell Street, board the bus number 123 towards Pearse St. Continue on the bus for 5 stops, getting off at the 'St. Patrick’s Close' stop. From there, walk back towards Clanbrassil Street, then turn right. Continue straight for about 10 minutes until you reach the junction with Meath Street. Turn left onto Meath Street and walk straight for 5 minutes. Finally, turn left onto Lamb Alley, where you will find the Old Dublin City Wall on your right.
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Luas (Tram)
Take the Luas Red Line from Abbey Street towards Tallaght. Disembark at the 'Jervis' stop. From Jervis, exit the tram and head south along Abbey Street. Continue straight onto Henry Street and cross over the river at the Ha'penny Bridge. After crossing, turn left and continue along the riverbank until you reach the junction with Meath Street. Turn right onto Meath Street and walk straight for about 10 minutes. Finally, turn left onto Lamb Alley, where the Old Dublin City Wall will be on your right.
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