File:Dublin QE3 134.jpg
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| Description | DUBLIN The picture shows us the very handsome bridge, known as O'Connell Bridge, which spans the Liffey in the centre of the city of Dublin. The broad street beyond WW formerly known as Sackville Street, but now, like the bridge, bears the name of O'Connell. A fine statue of the " Liberator " stands in the centre of the thoroughfare, and Nelson's Column is seen in the distance. Dublin is. to a large extent, a city of contrasts. Many of the streets are poor and squalid, but the principal thoroughfares are good, and many of the public buildings are of exceptional beauty. Phoenix Park is without a rival in Europe, and the mass of the Wicklow Hills, with their soft, beautiful outline, form a delightful background to the picture. | ||
| Date | between 1897 and 1899 | ||
| Source | The Queen's Empire. Volume 3. Cassell & Co. London | ||
| Author | Various authors for Cassell & Co. | ||
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