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quay/wharf — Inns Quay

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quay/wharf — Inns Quay
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Granite quay, built c.1800, one of several continuous quays that line north side of River Liffey in Dublin city centre. Quay retaining wall of ashlar granite blocks rising to painted cast-iron balustraded parapet, with dressed granite coping. Located in front of Thomas Cooley and James Gandon's Four Courts of 1776-1802.

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