James Joyce Bridge

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James Joyce Bridge The crossing over

Blackhall Place - Usher's Island Dublin, Leinster +353 1 605 7700 (Tourist Information Centre)

This bridge is named after the Dublin author James Joyce, whose story 'The Dead' is set in a house facing the bridge. Santiago Calatrava is the mind behind this project. The bridge allows ships to go upriver. It also allows road access from Blackhall Place to Usher's Island. Review © 2009, Wcities

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