The bear was donated to Greystones Tidy Towns Committee by local property developer and guardian of the National Gallery of Ireland, Dermod Dwyer. Mr Dwyer donated the bear in memory of his daughter, Caroline Dwyer Hickey, a teacher at the local St Brigid’s school, who died well before her time.
The bear was donated to Greystones Tidy Towns Committee by local property developer and guardian of the National Gallery of Ireland, Dermod Dwyer. Mr Dwyer donated the bear in memory of his daughter, Caroline Dwyer Hickey, a teacher at the local St Brigid’s school, who died well before her time.
The west pier of Dún Laoghaire harbour is less frequented than east pier and has an earthen track road and spectacular views of Dublin bay. It was constructed between 1820 and 1827 and measures 1,548 metres. The west pier is often quieter than the east pier and has better views of Dublin and Howth. It can also pass more convincingly as a period location.
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