The Liffey

The River Liffey is a central waterway flowing through Dublin, Ireland’s capital. It stretches about 125 kilometers, originating in the Wicklow Mountains and winding through the city into Dublin Bay. Historically, it has served as a crucial trade route and source of fresh water. Today, the Liffey is iconic, lined with bridges, parks, and landmarks, symbolizing Dublin’s heritage. Its flow influences city life, with areas along its banks featuring vibrant neighborhoods, cultural sites, and lively markets, making it integral to Dublin’s identity and urban landscape.