River Liffey and O'Connell Bridge.
River Liffey is a relatively short river that flows exclusively through the eastern region of the country,
but it is culturally famous because it runs right through the heart of Dublin, Ireland's capital city.
O'Connell Bridge is one of the few bridges in Europe which is wider than it's long (about 50 meters wide by 45 meters long)
When it originally opened in 1794, it was made of different stone and known as the Carlisle Bridge. It was rebuilt and renamed in 1880 to honour nationalist leader Daniel O'Connell.