A Dublin Docklands Tour: From Famine Ships to Ireland‘s Silicone Harbour

⚬ The Convention Centre Dublin
⚬ Admiral Brown Statue
⚬ Diving Bell
⚬ Grand Canal Docks sign
⚬ Hanover Quay
⚬ Hanover Quay Studios
⚬ Grand Canal Square
⚬ Red Sticks Dublin
⚬ Tom Clarke Bridge
⚬ BrewDog Outpost Dublin
⚬ Sea Lock
⚬ Dublin Docklands
⚬ Custom House Visitor Centre
⚬ Custom House Quay
⚬ James Connolly Memorial
⚬ Liberty Hall Theatre
⚬ Irish Life
⚬ Busáras
⚬ Connolly Train Station
⚬ The IFSC
⚬ Dublin Business District
⚬ Triumphal Arch
⚬ Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridges
⚬ The Famine Memorial
⚬ Seán O'Casey Bridge
⚬ Irish Seaman's National Memorial
⚬ The Jeanie Johnston
⚬ Samuel Beckett Bridge

• 4.9
• English
• 60 min.
• 3.5 km.
• Provided by VoiceMap

Since their construction in the late 1700s, Dublin’s Docklands have been central to the Irish economy and the nation’s changing fortunes.

This walking tour traces the history of Dublin’s industrial rise and the influence of the Irish diaspora.
Explore the evolution of the area, from the Custom House to Grand Canal Square, passing iconic locations like George's Dock, the Triumphal Arch, and the Famine Memorial.

Discover the glories of Dublin’s “Golden Age,” when it was the second city of the British Empire.
Learn how the Docklands played a key role in the city’s growth and see how the area has transformed, with 18th-century warehouses now housing multinational tech companies.

Along the way, encounter landmarks like the Diving Bell, Samuel Beckett Bridge, and the Jeanie Johnston ship.
Stroll along the River Liffey and see how Ireland’s tragic history has turned into a story of 21st-century success.

North Dock, Dublin 1, Ireland

Starting Point

Custom House

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