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quay/wharf — Ellis Quay

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quay/wharf — Ellis Quay
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Ashlar evenly coursed stugged granite quay wall, built c.1820, located to north bank of River Liffey between Rory O'More Bridge to west and Mellows Bridge to east, intersected by Samuel Beckett Bridge c.2003. Wrought-iron ladders from top of parapet to river bed in both sections, wall painted white behind ladder. Square flood-release openings of varying sizes sporadically located along length of quay. Top coping with humpback profile stepping down to central bridge. Concrete slab pavement to north side with square-profile granite kerb to bitmac roadway, with slight cant towards west end.

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