DUBLIN LUAS TO POINT DEPOT, Changing City The buildings are higher and not many originals left.
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- DUBLIN LUAS TO POINT DEPOT,
Changing City, The buildings are higher and not many original buildings left. tram Luas trip
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Coming home to Ireland from Manchester via Holyhead on the ferry, my only problem with the LUAS is that there is no LUAS line from the Irish Ferries and Stena Terminals via Dublin Docklands Rail station into the City Centre - I’ve lived 22 years in Manchester and I have family in Dunshaughlin Co Meath, but I used to live in Stoneybatter for 3 years before 2002 - my last visit home was in October 2022 and I’m hoping that my next visit, the M3 Parkway line will be extended to Navan which will make travelling home that little bit easier - I use the DART a lot when I come home, as I visit my late Dad’s former employers (and my friends) Sr Brigid & Sr Carmel in the Poor Clare Convent behind the RDS (Sandymount DART) - last time I was home, I stayed in Bewley’s Hotel in Ballsbridge for my 53rd Birthday celebrations as my 50th birthday was in lockdown here in the U.K. - as I get older, I find that I’m less drawn to big cities as I was in my youth and more so to rural areas, so over the years coming home on the ferries, I’ve been amazed at how Dunshaughlin has been ever more built up, especially in the past 10-15 years - I think that it’s so important for us to hold on to as much of our history and heritage as possible for the sake of future generations
I walked there nearly every day. Cheers!
very well filmed Dublin city council has banned skyscrapers in Dublin so the tallest buildings are only around 20 story
That decision is being appealed every single time.
This is very interesting to hear - here in Manchester the tallest building used to be the Beetham Tower but some high rise buildings have went up in the Castlefield area and they are even taller
@@oisinmtomPrivate Developers have been allowed to become too powerful and local councils don’t have the backbone to stand up to them - I’ve been living 22 years in Manchester and I’ve seen it for myself
Good sharing beautiful friend
like!!
The whole city looks brand new!