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Slinking up to a riverbank, these three wily foxes gaze greedily at what they hope is a nice hearty dinner. The heron perched just feet away is searching for its own supper from the River Dodder in Dublin.
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Dublin Bay Dublin Bay on the east coast of Ireland stretches over seven kilometres, from Howth Head on its northern tip to Dalkey Island in the south. It's a place most Dubliners simply take for granted, and one of the capital's least visited places. But there's more going on out there than you'd imagine. The biggest boating centre is at Dun Laoghaire Harbour on the Bay's south shore that is home to over 1,500 pleasure craft, four waterfront yacht clubs and Ireland's largest marina. The bay is rather shallow with many sandbanks and rocky outcrops, and was notorious in the past for shipwrecks,...
New vessel launched to clean Dublin's rivers Updated / Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 11:11 The Liffey Sweeper aims to remove all floating debris from the River Liffey, as well as the River Dodder and the River Tolka estuary A new vessel has been launched to collect debris from the rivers of Dublin city, including the River Liffey. The Irish Nautical Trust says the Liffey Sweeper will gather non-natural matter such as plastic, cans and bottles. The vessel is part of the River Liffey Cleaning Project, which aims to remove all floating debris from the river, as well as the River Dodder and the River To...
River walks on the doorstepOpposite the River Dodder, No 26 Aikenhead Terrace in Irishtown is a well presented and extended home with an unexpected — from the outside anyway — 133 sq m of space.On the