The Wolfe Tone monument stands in Dublin city centre, commemorating Theobald Wolfe Tone, a founder of the Society of United
The William Smith O’Brien Monument stands on O’Connell Street in Dublin’s north city centre, one of a line of public
The Universal Links on Human Rights sculpture stands in Dublin, County Dublin, as a public monument to the cause of
The Thomas Davis Statue and Memorial Fountain stands in Dublin City, County Dublin, commemorating Thomas Davis, the writer and Young
The Spire rises from O’Connell Street in the centre of Dublin City, County Dublin, a slender stainless-steel needle that tapers
The Coombe Memorial stands in The Liberties, County Dublin, one of the oldest quarters of the city, just south-west of
The Statue of Father Theobald Mathew stands in Dublin’s north city, County Dublin, on O’Connell Street among the line of
Sphere Within Sphere is a public sculpture in Dublin’s south-east inner city, County Dublin. Cast in bronze, it takes the
The Sir John Gray Monument stands on O’Connell Street in Dublin’s north city, one of the line of statues running
The Samuel Beckett Bridge crosses the River Liffey in the Dublin Docklands, linking Sir John Rogerson’s Quay on the south
The Robert Emmet Statue stands in Dublin City, County Dublin, commemorating the young leader of the 1803 rising who was
The Phil Lynott Statue stands on Harry Street, just off Grafton Street in Dublin city centre. It depicts the Thin
This public sculpture in the Grand Canal Dock area of Dublin commemorates Patrick Kavanagh, the Monaghan-born poet who spent much
The Oscar Wilde monument stands in Merrion Square Park, County Dublin, facing the Georgian house on the square where the
O’Connell Bridge crosses the River Liffey in the heart of Dublin, linking O’Connell Street on the north side with Westmoreland
The Molly Malone statue is one of Dublin’s best-known pieces of public sculpture, depicting the fishmonger of the famous ballad
Meeting Place is a bronze sculpture in Dublin’s north city centre, on Liffey Street near the Ha’penny Bridge. It shows
A public sculpture in Dublin city commemorating Luke Kelly, the singer and banjo player best known for his work with
This public sculpture in Dublin, County Dublin, honours Jonathan Swift, the satirist and author of Gulliver’s Travels who served as
This public sculpture in Dublin city centre, County Dublin, commemorates Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa, the Fenian leader whose funeral in 1915
This public sculpture in the north city area of Dublin, County Dublin, depicts James Joyce, the author of “Ulysses”, “Dubliners”
This public sculpture on Dublin’s north city thoroughfare, in County Dublin, commemorates Jim Larkin, the trade union leader who founded
This public sculpture in Dublin City, County Dublin, commemorates James Clarence Mangan, the nineteenth-century Dublin poet best remembered for verses
This public sculpture in the North Dock area of Dublin, County Dublin, commemorates James Connolly, the socialist leader and trade
This public sculpture in Dublin city commemorates Isaac Butt, the nineteenth-century barrister and MP who founded the Home Rule movement,
The Huguenot Cemetery is a small walled burial ground in central Dublin, established for the French Protestant refugees who settled
The bronze statue of Henry Grattan stands at College Green in Dublin, facing the former Parliament House across the street.
Experience Glasnevin tells the story of Ireland’s national cemetery in Glasnevin, County Dublin, on the north side of the city.
The statue of George Salmon stands at College Green in Dublin, County Dublin, within the grounds of Trinity College near
This public sculpture of George Bernard Shaw stands in Dublin, County Dublin, commemorating the Dublin-born playwright, critic and essayist whose
The Garden of Remembrance sits in Dublin City, County Dublin, a quiet walled space laid out as a memorial garden
Fusiliers’ Arch stands at the Grafton Street corner of St Stephen’s Green in Dublin, forming the park’s best-known entrance. The
The Famine Memorial stands on Custom House Quay in Dublin, County Dublin, beside the River Liffey. Its bronze figures depict
This public sculpture in Dublin, County Dublin, commemorates Edmund Burke, the Dublin-born statesman, orator and political thinker whose writing on
The National Memorial to members of the Defence Forces stands on Dublin’s Southside, County Dublin, honouring members of the Irish
The Daniel O’Connell Monument stands at the southern end of O’Connell Street in Dublin’s North City, County Dublin, and is



































