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Random Views Of The Balbriggan Viaduct June 2026

Random Views Of The Balbriggan Viaduct June 2026

Discover the history and architectural elegance of the Balbriggan Viaduct. Completed in 1843, this iconic stone-arch bridge on the Dublin-to-Belfast line offers a perfect harmony of Victorian industrial design and coastal beauty, serving as a cherished landmark for the Balbriggan community.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 26th June

Murals On Dame Lane A Day Before Dublin Pride Parade 2026

Murals On Dame Lane A Day Before Dublin Pride Parade 2026

Experience Dublin Pride 2026 through the lens of the city's vibrant street art. From Emmalene Blake’s iconic Dame Lane murals to Joe Caslin’s powerful new installation on Townsend Street, explore how Dublin is using public art to celebrate the - One Story, Many Voices - theme this Pride weekend.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Friday, 26th June

A Walk Along The Balbriggan Viaduct June 2026

A Walk Along The Balbriggan Viaduct June 2026

Discover the architectural beauty and cultural significance of the historic Balbriggan Railway Viaduct. Explore how this 1843 landmark compares to the famous Boyne Viaduct in Drogheda and why it remains an essential, cherished heartbeat of Balbriggan’s coastal community.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Thursday, 25th June

Balbriggan Railway Station 23 June 2026

Balbriggan Railway Station 23 June 2026

Discover essential information about Balbriggan train station, a historic and vital commuter hub in North County Dublin. Learn about daily Irish Rail services, station facilities, historical architecture, and upcoming DART+ electrification plans.

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 24th June

The HMS Portisham As It Was In September 2024

The HMS Portisham As It Was In September 2024

Following the legal and maintenance issues in Balbriggan, the vessel was relocated further south and was towed into Arklow Harbour in late 2024. According to locals the owner ran into difficulties while relocating to Arklow and began to take on water. After being towed into the harbour the boat was seized and destroyed - apparently this is nothing more than a local legend,

William Murphy - The Urban Cartographer on Wednesday, 24th June