Image DublinPort Terminal.jpg thumb right 300px DublinPort viewed from MV Ulysses irish language Irish Calafort tha Cliath Image DublinPort.jpg thumb right 300px DublinPort Western Basin DublinPort ... DublinPort. Recently, the port and its land, mostly at the eastern end of Dublin s Northside Dublin Northside , were valued at 25 billion 30 billion. Location The modern DublinPort is located either ... 507 acre s of the port lies at the end of East Wall and North Wall Dublin North Wall , from Alexandra ... Port is also a docking area for cruise liners. DublinPort Company The port is operated by the State sponsored bodies of the Republic of Ireland semi state DublinPort Company , incorporated on 28 February 1997 formerly the DublinPort and Docks Board and successor to the Ballast Board founded .... In April 2010, the DublinPort Company announced its busiest week ever , following restrictions ... April. That week saw the culmination of increased trade in DublinPort, as the company s figures for the first ... 1062 ref since the economic downturn. The DublinPort Company is responsible for Pilot harbour pilotage services within Dublin Bay , and manages the three port lighthouses but not those of Howth or Kish ... at the north side of the port, but lying in East Wall, is one end of the DublinPort Tunnel . History The Middle Ages medieval port of Dublin was located on the south bank of the Liffey near Christ ... the port to the new Port of Drogheda facility proposed for Bremore in north County Dublin near Balbriggan . Over many years, the DublinPort authorities have been exploring a controversial proposal to in fill 21 hectares 52 acres of Dublin Bay a continuation of historical practice, as all of the port ... image showing DublinPort in the evening Terminals Sources ref cite web url http www.dublinport.ie ... DFT See also DublinPort Tunnel References Reflist External links http www.dublinport.ie DublinPort ... On street running fr Port de Dublin nl Haven van Dublin pt Porto de Dublin fi Dublinin satama ... more details
Image IMGPortTuNorthEnt 4572w.jpg thumb right DublinPort Tunnel, southbound entrance, December 2006 Image DublinPortTunnelConstruction 2004 SeanMcClean.jpg thumb right DublinPort Tunnel Construction, 2004 The DublinPort Tunnel Irish language Irish Toll n Chalafort Bhaile tha Cliath is a road traffic ... motorway . The twin tunnels form a two lane dual carriageway connecting DublinPort , which lies to the east ... to and from Dublinport via the city centre. The tunnel relieves surface road congestion in Dublin city centre by diverting heavy goods vehicle s HGVs from DublinPort directly onto the motorway network ... relief road was not feasible. The Dublin Bus Route 142 uses the tunnel to get to the port area ... road network map National Road Network Map http www.dublinporttunnel.ie DublinPort Tunnel ref When non urban road tunnels are included, the DublinPort Tunnel is shorter than some other European tunnels ... and was delivered to Dublinport in 105 parts carried by three ships, taking one week to unload ... and exit for the Dublinport was constructed including a new bridge over the Tolka river that connects ... capacity, these tolls have now been revised. As of 1 January 2010 the tolls are ref DublinPort Tunnel ... DublinPort . To date, tolls have been payable either on an ad hoc basis by cash, credit or debit ... of water. ref http www.breakingnews.ie 2006 02 15 story244816.html Council plays down DublinPort Tunnel ... extent of leaks in DublinPort Tunnel breakingnews.ie ref This was as a result of sub standard concrete ...?id content 902&DublinPort Tunnel to top 1 billion euro DublinPort Tunnel to top 1 billion euro ... project cost remains at 752 million. Relocation of DublinPort In October 2006, as the tunnel ... plans in moving port to north Dublin , Unison.ie, 22 October 2006 ref However this plan was abandoned ... http www.dublinporttunnel.ie Dublinport tunnel official website http www.transport.ie Department ... video http www.nishimatsu.co.jp eng project dublin.htm Nishimatsu website on the DublinPort Tunnel ... more details
of a proposed eastern bypass for the city is the DublinPort Tunnel , which officially opened in 2006 to mainly cater for heavy vehicles. The tunnel connects DublinPort and the M1 motorway Republic ... Dublin native name Pad top italic Baile tha Cliath native name lang ga image flag IRL Dublin flag.svg flag size 125px image shield Dublin city coa.gif shield size 125px motto lang la Obedientia Civium ... YourCouncil LordMayorDublin Pages MansionHouse.aspx title Dublin City Council ,Dublin City ... , Trinity College, Dublin Trinity College , Custom House, Dublin Custom House , Dublin Castle , O Connell Bridge , and Convention Centre Dublin . pushpin map Ireland mapsize 230px pushpin label Dublin map caption Location of Dublin in Ireland coordinates region IE subdivision type Country subdivision ... type Dublin City Council City Council leader title Headquarters leader name Dublin City Hall leader title1 Lord Mayor of Dublin Lord Mayor leader name1 Andrew Montague Irish politician Andrew Montague Labour Party Ireland Lab leader title2 D il ireann leader name2 Dublin Central D il ireann constituency Dublin Central br Dublin North Central D il ireann constituency Dublin North Central br Dublin North East D il ireann constituency Dublin North East br Dublin North West D il ireann constituency Dublin North West br Dublin South Central D il ireann constituency Dublin South Central br Dublin South East D il ireann constituency Dublin South East leader title3 European Parliament leader name3 Dublin European Parliament constituency Dublin constituency unit pref Metric area total km2 ... 6 longm 15 longs 35 longEW W coordinates display inline,title postal code type List of Dublin postal ... Dublin IPAc en icon d b l i n locally IPAc en d b l n Irish place name Baile ... web url http www.geography.ie geography social docs dublin.pdf title The Growth and Development of Dublin ... is derived from the Irish name Dubhlinn , meaning black pool . Dublin is situated near the midpoint ... more details
Infobox Album Name In Dublin Type live Artist Alan Stivell Cover Released 1975 Recorded 26th and 27th November 1974, National Stadium, Dublin Genre Folk rock Label Fontana Producer Alan Stivell , Peter Rice Reviews Last album This album In Dublin br 1975 Next album In Dublin is a folk rock album by Alan Stivell , recorded live at the National Stadium, Dublin on 26 and 27 November 1974. Originally released in 1975. Produced by Alan Stivell & Peter Rice for Keltia III. Recorded by Frank Owen on the Island Mobile, mixed by Howard Kilgour at Island Studios. Original LP release in the UK, Fontana 9299 547 cut at Apple Studios, with sleeve photography by Roy Esmonde and Ian Gwenic and design by Alain Batifoulier and Blandine Durand. Packaged with the original LP was a poster drawn by Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick artist Jim Fitzpatrick . Track listing Spered Hollvedel Universal Spirit Traditional arranged by Stivell Delivrance Deliverance Stivell Ha Kompren t vin Erfin Shall I Be Understood At Last? Stivell Tenwal Eo r Bed The World Is Dark Words Erwan Evenou, Music Traditional arranged by Stivell Digor Eo An Hent The Road Is Clear Stivell Debhair An Rinceoir Debhair The Dancer Jig Gwengamp Traditional arranged by Stivell Pachpi Kozh Trad arr. Stivell Pachpi New Stivell Laridenn Maieseal O Neil Traditional arranged by Stivell Ton Bale Pourled Hanter Drou Haou Traditional arranged by Stivell Bal Ha Dans Plinn Traditional arranged by Stivell An Droiou Traditional Personnel Alan Stivell vocals, Celtic harp, bombarde, Irish flute, Scottish bagpipes Dan Ar Braz Dan Ar Bras electric and acoustic guitars Ren Werneer fiddle, dulcimer Pascal Stive organ Michel Santangelli drums Jacky Thomas bass guitar with Bagad Bleimor the Breton Pipe Band Bleimor Alan Kloatr transverse flute, Breton bagpipe, bombarde Padrig Sicard bombarde Mik Ar Biz bombarde Dominique Mollard Scottish drums and Irish drum Patrig Mollard Scottish Bagpipes Pierre Mayel Scottish Bagpipes Category Alan Stivell albums ... more details
Century depiction by Claude Lorrain , 1638 File Dover Port.jpg thumb right The Port of Dover , United Kingdom File Landungsbr cken, Hamburg.JPG thumb right Port of Hamburg , Germany File Port of Piraeus.jpg thumb The port of Piraeus in Greece File Vizag seaport.jpg thumb Visakhapatnam Port, Andhra Pradesh, India File Port Vell, Barcelona, Spain Jan 2007.jpg thumb right Port of Barcelona , one .... File Port of Kobe02s4100.jpg thumb Port of Kobe , Japan File Montreal Panorama II.jpg thumb right Port of Montreal , Canada . The world s largest inland port. File PortOVan.jpg thumb right Port Metro Vancouver , Canada s largest port File Port of Miami Florida.jpg thumb right Port of Miami , United States File Container port facilities in Newark Bay.JPG thumb Port Newark , seen across Newark Bay , United States. File Inverness harbour in 1999.JPG thumb Inverness , Scotland port in 1999 File Dockhawaii.jpg thumb Cargo port in Hilo , Hawaii A port is a location on a coast or shore containing one or more harbor s where ships can dock and transfer people or cargo to or from land. Port locations ... transportation, such as trains and trucks, are critical to a port, so that passengers and cargo can also move further inland beyond the port area. Ports with international traffic have customs ... near Dock maritime docks . Types Unreferenced section date August 2011 The terms port and seaport are used for different types of port facilities that handle ocean going vessels, and river port is used ..., or canal have access to a sea or ocean, and are sometimes called inland port s . A fishing port is a port ... commercial. A fishing port is the only port that depends on an ocean product, and depletion of fish may cause a fishing port to be uneconomical. In recent decades, regulations to save fishing stock may limit the use of a fishing port, perhaps effectively closing it. A dry port is a term sometimes ... to a seaport by rail or road. A warm water port anchor warm water port is one where the water does not freeze ... more details
Football club infobox clubname AS Port image fullname Association Sportive du Port nickname founded ground Stade El Hadj Hassan Gouled br Djibouti city , Djibouti capacity 40,000 chairman manager league Djibouti Premier League season 2010 11 position 1st pattern la1 pattern b1 unknown pattern ra1 leftarm1 FFFFFF body1 FFFFFF rightarm1 FFFFFF shorts1 FFFFFF socks1 FFFFFF pattern la2 pattern b2 unknown pattern ra2 leftarm2 FFFFFF body2 FFFFFF rightarm2 FFFFFF shorts2 FFFFFF socks2 FFFFFF AS Port is an Djbouti Djiboutian football soccer football club located in Djibouti city , Djibouti . It currently plays in Djibouti Premier League . Titles Djibouti Premier League 2 2010, 2011 Djibouti Cup 4 1988, 1989, 2010, 2011 Category Football clubs in Djibouti es AS Port ... more details
metres 108 feet of water at latitude 53 18.88 N longitude 5 47.71 W. In 1972, the DublinPortDublinPort and Docks Board proposed building an oil refinery in Dublin Bay. The plan was vigorously opposed by environmentalists, including Dublin City Council lor Se n Dublin Bay Rockall Loftus Se n D ... PortDublinPort Company to fill in convert 52 acre m2 of Dublin Bay. Other suggestions ... refused permission to the DublinPort Company to proceed with its plans to infill a further convert ... web url http richardbruton.ie 2009 11 18 dublinport must abandon plan to infill 52 acres of dublin bay bruton title DublinPort Must Abandon Plan to Infill 52 Acres of Dublin Bay Bruton publisher Richardbruton.ie ... breaking 2010 0609 breaking30.html title DublinPort expansion plan refused publisher The Irish ... 2011 04 20 ref Within a few months of the decision, the DublinPort Company applied for and received a pre application meeting with An Bord Plean la. The DublinPort Company has redrafted their proposal ... also DublinPort References reflist External links http www.finianmcgrath.ie dublin bay Dublin Bay ...Image Dublin Bay.PNG thumb 200px right Dublin Bay in relation to Ireland. Dublin Bay lang ga Cuan Bhaile ... of Dublin stretching from Howth Head in the north to Dalkey Point in the south. Bull Island North ... wildfowl reserve. Many of the rivers of Dublin reach the Irish Sea at Dublin Bay the River Liffey ... and streams. Image DublinBayJan 2003 334c.jpg 280px thumb right Dublin Bay viewed from Three Rock Mountain The metropolitan area of the city of Dublin surrounds three sides of the bay the north, west, and south , while the Irish Sea lies to the east. Dublin was founded by the Vikings at the point where ... a lighthouse stands . Coastline From north to south, Dublin Bay features beaches at Sutton Strand, Dollymount ... for Dublin Bay, changed his name by deed poll to Se n Dublin Bay Loftus when standing for election ... James Tully . Loftus later changed his name by deed poll to Se n Dublin Bay Rockall Loftus as part ... more details
Metro line. PortDublinPort and D n Laoghaire D n Laoghaire Harbour . Air Dublin Airport Dublin ...Other uses Dublin disambiguation Infobox settlement name County Dublin other name Pad top italic Contae Bhaile tha Cliath image shield Dublin crest.svg motto Beart do r ir r mbriathar spaces 2 small ... seat seat Dublin leader title Teachta D la leader name 19 Labour Party Ireland Labour Party TDs br ... Tor.jpg thumb Three Rock Mountain, Dublin, Ireland looking towards Bray Head County Dublin lang ga ... Ireland . It is part of the Dublin Region and is in the Provinces of Ireland province of Leinster . It is named after the city of Dublin , which is the Capital city capital of Ireland. County Dublin ... is now split between three authorities. The population of the county at large, which includes Dublin ... borough of Dublin was dissolved and the area divided among the administrative counties of D n Laoghaire Rathdown , Fingal and South Dublin each with its county seat . To these areas may be added the area of Dublin city which collectively comprise the Dublin Region ref name r1 cite web url http www.irishstatutebook.ie ... of the Dublin Regional Authority. The area lost its administrative county status in 1994, with Section 9 Part 1 a of the Local Government Dublin Act, 1993 stating that the county shall cease to exist ... Government Dublin Act, 1993 Section 9 Part 1 a ref ref http www.irishstatutebook.ie 1993 en act pub 0031 print.html sec2 Local Government Dublin Act, 1993 Section 2 specifies the county , in relation to any time before the establishment day, means the administrative county of Dublin. ref At that time ... needed date June 2011 country in the European Union , it was decided that a single County Dublin was unmanageable ... to dissolve Dublin County Council, Avril Doyle Teachta D la TD said, The Bill before us today effectively abolishes County Dublin, and as one born and bred in these parts of Ireland I find it rather strange that we in this House are abolishing County Dublin. I am not sure whether Dubliners realise that that is what ... more details
. D n Laoghaire port to the south of Dublin and DublinPort which is situated just outsite the city ..., bus and of course by sea. Four Dublin Bus routes serve the port, including one direct from Dublin ... title ref Sailing time is generally around 90 mins. DublinPortDublinPort is situated closer to the city ... aboout 1.3 million tourists yearly. ref http www.dublinport.ie about dublinport corporate information DublinPort Company About Corporate Information Bot generated title ref The port is only minutes ... way to get to the port. ref http www.dublinport.ie tourism getting to dublinport Getting to Dublin ... near Balbriggan in North Dublin will be developed to take pressure off Dublinport, and possibly release ...This article deals with transport in the Greater Dublin Area centered on the city of Dublin in Republic ... Dublin area run by a number of Public transport operators in Dublin transport operators , most of them government owned corporation state or quasi state entities. Public transport in Dublin is overseen by the Dublin Transportation Office . It has undergone expansion in recent years, and the Irish ... under the Transport 21 plan. Dublin s transit system currently utilises electrified suburban ... of the Greater Dublin Area. The Railway Procurement Agency is responsible for establishing an integrated ticketing system for use throughout Dublin City, but progress has been slow on the project. ref ... Ireland LUAS Bot generated title ref A Dublin Transportation Authority will soon be created to make public transportation in Dublin more cohesive and better integrated. ref cite news url http www.rte.ie ... date 7 February 2007 ref Rail File Dublin RJD 121.jpg thumb left 1912 rail network map Rail services in Dublin include the five lines of the Dublin Suburban Rail operated by Iarnr d ireann , Ireland ... Dublin Area Rapid Transit DART . Passenger traffic to other Irish cities is also operated by Iarnr d ireann from Dublin Connolly railway station Connolly and Dublin Heuston railway station Heuston stations ... more details
File Ireland location map Dublin region.svg thumb alt The Dublin region of Republic of Ireland Ireland with each constituent county city council highlighted. The Dublin Region is a NUTS Level III List of regions of the Republic of Ireland region of Republic of Ireland Ireland and is governed by the Dublin ... Dublin , as well as Dublin City Council . The Dublin Region has an area of 922 km , 1.3 of the state and has a population of 1,187,176. The regional capital is DublinDublin City which is also the national capital. ref name IrishRegionOffice http www.iro.ie dublin region.html Irish Region Office Regions of Ireland Dublin Region ref Its NUTS code is IE021. Located on the eastern coast ... has a long and varied history. ref name IrishRegionOffice Dublin Regional Authority The Dublin region is administered by the Dublin Regional Authority DRA , which consists of 30 elected representatives ... the four administrative councils of the region ref name IrishRegionOffice Dublin City Council 14 South Dublin County Council , 6 including the regions representative from the EU Committee of the Regions ... population density was 1,218 km . The population of the regional capital, Dublin, was 506,211. ref ... of the Dublin Region was identified as being the powerhouse behind the Celtic Tiger , a period of strong ... Transport See also Transport in Dublin The Dublin region is the main transport node of Ireland, ref name IrishRegionOffice and contains one international airport, Dublin Airport . It is also served by two main seaports, D n Laoghaire port and DublinPort , which is just located outside of the city center. The two main train stations are Dublin Heuston and Dublin Connolly , both of which serve ... in the Dublin region. County seats are included and are shown in bold. class wikitable Rank Urban area County Population br small 2006 census align left 1 DublinDublinDublin City , br D n Laoghaire Rathdown , br Fingal , br South Dublin align right 1,045,769 align left 2 Swords, Dublin Swords Fingal ... more details
centres, but this has not materialized to a significant degree. Transport File Aer Arann Dublin Headquarters.jpg thumb Aer Arann headquarters Dublin is the fulcrum of the Irish transport system. Ireland s two longest canals, the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal Ireland Grand Canal , meet in Dublin Bay. The Irish train system radiates from Dublin. Similarly, the Irish road system was constructed spreading outwards from Dublin. DublinPort is Ireland s largest port facility, and has the deepest port ... from the role of the beef industry, as the main export port for beef bound to Britain. Dublin ...Multiple issues cleanup August 2010 refimprove August 2010 update February 2009 Image Dublin custom house 2.jpg thumb right 400px The south facade of the Custom House by night Dublin is the largest city ... civil service , Dublin is also the focal point of Media in Ireland media and Culture of Ireland .... Previously seen as a peripheral backwater of Europe, Dublin is now a minor world financial centre and the European base for many multinational corporations . Dublin is seen as a vibrant, cosmopolitan city, with a high standard of living. Rankings In 2004, the GMP of Greater Dublin Area Greater Dublin was 69.6 bn, the 17th highest in the European Union . Dublin was at the centre of Ireland s Celtic ... rose dramatically. Dublin became the world s 16th most expensive city but has since dropped to 36th place. ref cite web url http www.goarticles.com cgi bin showa.cgi?C 2643795 title Ireland, Dublin ... 2010 08 21 ref In 2007 Dublin ranked 1st in Ireland by Disposable Income per person, at 109 of the State average. The three counties surrounding Dublin also ranked in the top 5. class wikitable border ... County DublinDublin 24,038 2 County Kildare Kildare 22,636 3 County Limerick Limerick 21,966 4 County Meath Meath 21,871 5 County Wicklow Wicklow 21,660 Government Dublin is capital of the Republic of Ireland. Most of the Irish Civil service is located in the Dublin 2 postal district directly to the south ... more details
Castle Croke Park Dalymount Park Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane Dublin City University DublinPort main part and Ferryport DublinPort Tunnel Dublin Writers Museum Dublin Zoo Dorset Street Dublin Dorset ..., Dublin Drumcondra File HowthHarbour.jpg thumb 180px The harbour at Howth The Northside lang ga Taobh Thuaidh is the area in County Dublin , Republic of Ireland Ireland bounded to the south by the River Liffey to the east by Dublin Bay , to the north and west by the boundaries of County Dublin ... 2011 as less salubrious than its counterpart across the river, the Southside Dublin Southside . This view is somewhat inaccurate as some of Dublin s relatively affluent suburbs such as Clontarf, Glasnevin ... area of Barrytown. Areas of the Northside The Northside includes Dublin city centre north of the Liffey, of whose many streets some are noted below, and districts such as Smithfield, Dublin Smithfield ... or villages, others are parts of larger areas div col cols 4 Artane, Dublin Artane Ashtown, Dublin Ashtown Ballybough Baldoyle Balgriffin Ballygall Ballymun Bayside, Dublin Bayside Beaumont, Dublin Beaumont Blanchardstown Broadstone, Dublin Broadstone Cabra, Dublin Cabra Castleknock Clonee Clongriffin Clonsilla Clontarf, Dublin Clontarf Coolock Corduff Darndale Dollymount Donaghmede Donnycarney Drumcondra, Dublin Drumcondra East Wall Fairview, Dublin Fairview Finglas Glasnevin Grangegorman Harmonstown Howth Kilbarrack Killester Kinsealy Malahide Marino, Dublin Marino Mulhuddart North Wall Dublin North Wall North Strand Oxmantown Phibsboro Portmarnock Priorswood, Dublin Priorswood Raheny Santry Sheriff Street Smithfield, Dublin Smithfield Stoneybatter Sutton, Dublin Sutton Summerhill Swords, Dublin Swords Whitehall, Dublin Whitehall . div col end The area is administered both by Dublin City Council formerly Dublin Corporation and Fingal County Council , responsible for 84 and 16 of the land ... Liffey Liffey respectively excluding the Howth peninsula . The Fingal Dublin city boundary, when drawn ... more details
the site for one of the interchanges for the DublinPort Tunnel with the M1. Dubliners band member ... of towns in the Republic of Ireland Dublin residential areas Whitehall Irish Fionnbhr is a Northside suburb of Dublin City, Ireland. Category Towns and villages in County Dublin ga Fionnbhr ru ... more details
since the closure of anchor tenants Gateway and Solectron Citation needed date November 2007 , the DublinPort Tunnel Business Park being one example. References and footnotes reflist Dublin residential ... in County Dublin Category Irish Travellers ru ... more details
Dublin Clontarf may refer to one of two Parliamentary constituencies in DublinDublin Clontarf D il ireann constituency 1977 1981 Dublin Clontarf UK Parliament constituency 1918 1922 disambig ... more details
The Dublin Review may mean either of these journals Dublin Review Catholic periodical Dublin Review 1836 1969 , a Roman Catholic Catholic publication The Dublin Review 2000 , a literary magazine disambig ... more details
Dublin bombing may refer to Bombing of Dublin in World War II , 31 May 1941 34 deaths Dublin and Monaghan bombings , 17 May 1974 26 deaths in Dublin dab ... more details
Live in Dublin may refer to Live in Dublin Christy Moore album Live in Dublin , a 1981 album by Christy Moore Live in Dublin Alabama 3 album Live in Dublin , a 2002 album by Alabama 3 Live in Dublin K la album Live in Dublin , a 2004 album by K la Live in Dublin Jeff Martin album Live in Dublin , a 2007 album by Jeff Martin Bruce Springsteen with The Sessions Band Live in Dublin , a 2007 live album by Bruce Springsteen disambig ... more details
Dublin Township may refer to several places in the United States Dublin Township, Swift County, Minnesota Dublin Township, Mercer County, Ohio Dublin Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania Dublin Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania See also Lower Dublin Township, Pennsylvania , defunct, part of the defunct Dublin Township in Philadelphia County Upper Dublin Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Geodis Category Township name disambiguation pages de Dublin Township ... more details
land, was reduced in size during the 2000s, due to the development of the DublinPort Tunnel ... Leinster subdivision type3 Counties of Ireland County subdivision name3 Dublin established title established ... File Fairview 024.JPG thumb 250px Fairview, Dublin Fairview Irish place name Fionn Radharc is a coastal district on the Northside Dublin Northside of Dublin , Republic of Ireland Ireland , in the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council . Part of the area forms Fairview Park, Dublin Fairview Park ... Dublin city via North Strand, which continues on as the Malahide, Howth and Clontarf Roads. Fairview is served by the Clontarf Road Dublin Area Rapid Transit DART station. The area can also be reached by way of several Dublin Bus routes from the city centre, including 14, 27 BCNX, 29A N, 31 B, 32 ABX, 42 ABN, 43, 103, 104, 123, 127, 128, 129 and 130. Neighbouring districts include Marino, Dublin ..., Dublin Clontarf to the east. Name and history The Irish language Irish name seen on street signs opposite Fairview Park, Dublin Fairview Park , as well as on Fairview Avenue and Fairview Terrace ... and Marino were part of the old townland of Clonturk, which also included Drumcondra, Dublin ... Ellis s Lane and a small area around there was known as Annadale , home to one of Dublin s earliest ... On Fairview Strand, near Luke Kelly bridge, is Dublin s oldest Jewish Cemetery, Ballybough Cemetery ... The main commercial areas are Fairview , a busy road alongside Fairview Park, Dublin Fairview Park ... on the Richmond Road, it provides psychiatric services for the North East quadrant of Dublin city ... includes Dublin s first 50 metre swimming pool, at the West Wood Club , built on a former waste depot ..., Dublin Marino both contain restaurants, cafes and pubs, which draw trade from events at Croke ... police station is located in nearby Clontarf, Dublin Clontarf & Dublin Fire Brigade ambulance station ... Politics Fairview is in the administrative area of Dublin City Council . It lies in the Dublin ... more details
Dublin City may refer to Dublin , the capital of the Republic of Ireland Dublin City F.C. Dublin City Parliament of Ireland constituency , a constituency before 1801 Dublin City UK Parliament constituency , a constituency between 1801 and 1885 See also Dublin disambiguation disambig ... more details
The Diocese of Dublin may refer to Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin , an archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church in the eastern part of the Republic of Ireland Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough Church of Ireland , a diocese of the Church of Ireland in the eastern part of the Republic of Ireland See also Archbishop of Dublin Archbishop of Dublin Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin Church of Ireland Primacy of Ireland disambig ... more details
Dublin Cathedral may refer to Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin , the Church of Ireland cathedral of the Diocese of Dublin St Patrick s Cathedral, Dublin , the Church of Ireland national cathedral in Dublin, Ireland St Mary s Pro Cathedral , the Roman Catholic cathedral of the Archdiocese of Dublin disambig ... more details
cleanup date January 2010 Dublin is an unincorporated community in Harford County, Maryland Harford County , Maryland , United States . Dublin was founded in the early 19th century by George McCausland and a friend who migrated from Dublin , Ireland . History The first record of the village of Dublin ... and designated Dublin the vote place for the Fifth district. Martenet s map of 1878 shows McCausland ... in Delta, Pennsylvania to George McCausland s tavern in Dublin. The lodge remained there until 1826 ..., Gallion, James, Rausey, J. Dougherty and Jones. Dublin had a post office in 1878, one of the first ..., a school and two taverns. Dublin school was a part of the public school system in 1867 with a one ... a church in Dublin. The deacon was visiting Bush Chapel, on the Bush River, and traveled through Dublin to the Greenstone area, now on Baltimore Boy Scout land off Peach Orchard Road. That area ... the deacon started. He never returned and in later years a church was started in Dublin. Dublin has long been known for the incident of The Headless Peddler . This occurred in 1763 on John ... 440 through Dublin, was known as Dublin Stafford Road. This was the main road to Bel Air and the Susquehanna ... to Churchville, Maryland Churchville , into Dublin and to the Susquehanna River there was no U.S. Route 1 in Maryland Route 1 until later years. Dublin has two very old cemeteries, a north and a south ... is with the Dublin United Methodist Church on Route 136. On the Martenet s map of 1858, the village ... established were a church, a school and a jail. There is no record of a jail for Dublin. But the local story goes that if you didn t live in Dublin, you better have your business in town settled by dark or else the locals would send you packin . Land area Dublin was part of a convert 4735 acre km2 ... in Dublin were William Beaver and Walter Ashmore. Isaac and Giles sold lands east of Route 136 ... Methodist Church of Dublin. Charles Beaver, now aging, started to sell off parts of his convert 135 ... more details
Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland. It may also refer to Other entities in Ireland County Dublin , a former administrative unit around the city which has been abolished Dublin Region , an official state region around the city South Dublin , a local administrative unit within the Dublin Region. Dublin County D il ireann constituency , a former constiuency which sent deputies forward to D il ireann Dublin County UK Parliament constituency , a former constiuency which sent deputies forward to the parliament of the United Kingdom Dublin City Parliament of Ireland constituency Dublin County Parliament of Ireland constituency Dublin University Parliament of Ireland constituency TOC right Other places Australia Dublin, South Australia Canada Dublin, Ontario United States Dublin, California Dublin, Georgia Dublin, Indiana Dublin, Kentucky Dublin, Maryland Dublin, New Hampshire Dublin, Paterson , New Jersey, a neighborhood Dublin, North Carolina Dublin, Ohio Dublin, Pennsylvania Dublin, Texas Dublin, Virginia Royal, Beaufort County, North Carolina , formerly called DublinDublin Township disambiguation , three places in one state one defunct , one each in two other states People Surname Dion Dublin , English footballer Jeffrey Dublin , Freeholder in Hudson County, New Jersey Keith Dublin , English footballer Louis Israel Dublin , Lithuanian American statistician Marquess of Dublin , Robert de Vere, 9th Earl of Oxford Other uses Dublin Airport , the international airport serving Dublin city Dublin Convention , the asylum accord of the European Union Dublin Core , a metadata standard Dublin European Parliament constituency Dublin GAA , representative teams in Gaelic games HMS Dublin HMS Dublin , a ship of war Dublin Metro , a light rail transport system Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra , an orchestra See also Dublin City disambiguation disambig geo surname ast Dubl n be x old bg ca Dublin cy Dublin de Dublin Begriffskl rung ... more details
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