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Heading for a conference at the new stadium (the New Zealand All Blacks were training inside).

Large, elegant church at the corner of Thorncastle Street and Bridge Street dating from the early twentieth century, replacing an earlier church which had been outgrown by the congregation.

Ringsend Park with the towers of the power station O2033 in the centre of the image

These houses currently have a market value of just under E250,000

Looking across the River Dodder, towards the Aviva Stadium which is a 51,000 all-seater sports venue built on the site of the former Lansdowne Road stadium, which was demolished in 2007. It is the home venue for the Irish rugby union team... (more)

The chimney is all that remains of the drainage and pumping station that was located at this point by the River Dodder.

Built in the early 19th Century this bridge (Ringsend Bridge) linked the island of Ringsend to the mainland.

The church on the left is St Patrick's Catholic Church, Ringsend. Most of the terrace of brick houses in Fitzwilliam Quay have been demolished and replaced by contemporary buildings, many of them apartment buildings.

The River Dodder (Irish: An Dothra) is the largest tributary of the River Liffey and is one of the three main rivers in Dublin, alongside the Liffey and the Tolka. This view is looking upstream from Bridge Street.

This cul-de-sac backs on Ringsend Park.