Dublin port is
a huge and busy part of the Irish capital. It’s so big, that
it’s displayed on city maps as a separate district. It’s an
important part of town, historically and economically; moreover,
it’s really a sight to see.Ireland’s marine
traffic is concentrated in Dublin (two-third of the lines going
around Ireland stop by Dublin port).
The port has a number of lines reaching foreign countries; tough the
most popular ones are running between Liverpool, the Isle of Man,
and Holyhead (Wales), but you can reach all coastal cities with ferries
running around Ireland.
The Dublin port occupies most of the land around the delta of river
Liffey that runs through the city. That’s about 250 hectares, so it’s
no wonder that it’s a separate district on its own. The port lies
in this part of the city since Dublin’s foundation, so visitors can
see several buildings from previous centuries nearby. For example,
there is the Poolbeg lighthouse from the 18th century, and the James
Gandon Custom House.
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