City Quay extends along the river Liffey from Moss Street to Creighton Street.
Categories: Streets Of DublinCity QuayRiver LiffeyDublin Docklands
The former Arts Center building positioned at the junctions of George’s Quay, Moss Street and Talbot Memorial Bridge has remained dormant for close to twenty years. However the area surrounding the building has been transformed to the point where 1-6 City Quay is the last remaining waterfront development site in Dublin’s docklands.
This photograph dates from 2016 when I travelled to the area by bus.
Built in 1791. Named after William Digges La Touche, a director of the Grand Canal Company. Maintenance work carried out in 2004 (steel parts of bridge replaced).
Built in 1791. Named after William Digges La Touche, a director of the Grand Canal Company. Maintenance work carried out in 2004 (steel parts of bridge replaced).
The name "Monck Place" is likely to catch anyone's attention.
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