Canal Boat Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland
Canal Boat Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland. This is an excerpt from the travel show Dirt Cheap with Chas Bruns. To watch the full episode, click here:
06 I'm on a BOAT! (in Dublin) - Ireland May 2016
Frances and Jason have dinner down Dublin's Grand Canal aboard the replica Guinness Canal Barge, MV Cadhla. The cruise passes by old Georgian houses, along tree lined banks and through 200 year old locks!!
Footage from May 2016
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A Grand Canal Way Walk, Dublin, 24/9/15.
An interesting walk of around 6.8 miles in the suburbs of Dublin, Eire. For back-ground purposes, this walker quotes from the 'VisitIreland' website:
'The Grand Canal closed to commercial traffic in 1951, but in recent decades the canal has been restored for amenity use, and is well-frequented by pleasure craft of all kinds.
The Grand Canal Way follows pleasant grassy towpaths, gravel and sometimes tarmac canal-side roads from Lucan Bridge near Adamstown in County Dublin 124km to Shannon Harbour on Ireland’s longest river.
The route is an informal linear park punctuated by the locks that characterise canal technology, carefully restored surviving lock-keepers cottages, and the towns and villages whose existence is owed to the trade and commerce the canal brought in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Much of the landscape through which the route passes has been untouched by modern agriculture and remains a linear oasis for the flora and fauna that was originally common throughout our countryside.
The many towns and villages along the way provide walkers with accommodation possibilities along the route, and as public transport options are good, these places can act as starting and finishing points for those who want to sample only sections of the route.
Estimated time to complete the whole route of 71 miles/114km is
4 to 5 days.'
This walk covers a section between Kylemore Bridge, Ballyfermot walking eastwards to the canal's junction with the River Liffey.
An Irish barge holiday
A trip on the Shannon/Erne Waterway with Bob and Janet Low, accompanied by Chris Daniels, news editor of Waterways World magazine, and his wife Carol.
The traditional narrow boat was supplied courtesy of Graham Thomas of Riversdale Barge Holidays in Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim.
The Ballinamore and Ballyconnell Canal consists of riverway, canals and open loughs joining the rivers Shannon and Erne. It is in one of the most scenic parts of Ireland and is a wildlife paradise for anyone who enjoys birdwatching, fishing or just plain relaxing.
There are picturesque towns and villages the length of the waterway with pubs and restaurants close to the moorings.
A tourist highlight is the 18 pub crawl in Belturbet, the final navigable stretch to the south.
The accompanying music is the harp piece 'Miss Hamilton' performed by the Comhaltas Tour Ensemble.
grand canal dublin barge may 21 2017
on my sunday cycle i seen a barge which is used as restaurant actually moving tru a lock so stopped to record it it was full of tourists and all seemed to be having a good time also in video are some glamarous spanish dancers which just happened to be on the canal..
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''Details of Dublin'' - Grand Canal Square
Grand Canal Square is located in the heart of Dublin's South Docklands. The property occupies a pivotal location overlooking Grand Canal Square and Grand Canal Harbour and situated a short distance from the Sir John Rogerson's Quay and Pearse Street.
This area of The Dublin Docklands has undergone substantial redevelopment and now comprises modern office blocks, high quality residential developments, The Grand Canal Theatre, hotels bars and restaurants and retail units.
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ABANDONED ¦ BOAT RESTAURANT ¦ IN TOWN ~ 2019
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Hi guys so I came across this place a few months back, I just had to check it out reading up on the history it's been sitting here since 2005.
There's a way it but I couldn't fit through the gap ????
Enter at your own risk
Police will be called if your seen on the boat...
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Canal Dreams
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TEMPLE BAR | Tour - Dublin, Ireland
Temple Bar (Irish: Barra an Teampaill) is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Ireland. The area is bounded by the Liffey to the north, Dame Street to the south, Westmoreland Street to the east and Fishamble Street to the west. It is promoted as Dublin's 'cultural quarter' and, as a centre of Dublin's city centre's nightlife, is a tourist destination.
Temple Bar is in the postcode Dublin 2 (D2).
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