River Liffey

The River Liffey is a key waterway that flows through Dublin, Ireland, stretching about 125 kilometers from its source in the Wicklow Mountains to the Irish Sea. It has shaped the city’s development, serving as a historic route for trade, transportation, and settlement. The river divides Dublin into the north and south sides, with famous bridges crossing it, such as the Ha'penny Bridge. Ecologically, it sustains local wildlife and contributes to urban green spaces. Today, the River Liffey remains an iconic feature of Dublin, blending natural beauty with the city’s cultural and economic life.