TRADERS WHARF OFF HARBOUR ROAD 26/12/2025

Completed around 1855, Traders’ Wharf was constructed to facilitate commerce—specifically the importation of coal and other heavy goods that fuelled the Victorian township of Kingstown (now Dún Laoghaire). It effectively splits the inner harbour area, creating the Coal Harbour on one side and the Old Harbour (a tidal inlet that dates back to the 1760s, predating the main piers) on the other.

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