List of Dublin bridges and tunnels

This article lists the bridges and tunnels in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area of the Republic of Ireland. The bridges are ordered sequentially upstream, from mouth to source. Alternate or historical names are in curved brackets (parentheses). Traversing roads or rails are in square brackets.

Bridges over the Liffey

Bridges over the River Liffey in Greater Dublin, from east to west.

James Joyce Bridge over the River Liffey

East-Link Bridge [East Wall Road — tolled drawbridge]
Seán O'Casey Bridge [footbridge]
Talbot Memorial Bridge [Memorial Road, Moss Street]
Loopline Bridge (DART bridge)
Butt Bridge [Beresford Place, Tara Street]
O'Connell Bridge (Carlisle Bridge) [O’Connell Street Lower, Westmoreland Street, D’Olier Street]
Ha'penny Bridge (Metal Bridge, Wellington Bridge) [Liffey Street Lower, Merchant’s Arch — footbridge]
Millennium footbridge
Grattan Bridge (Essex Bridge) [Capel Street, Parliament Street]
O'Donovan Rossa Bridge (Richmond Bridge, Ormond Bridge) [Chancery Place, Winetavern Street]
Fr. Mathew Bridge (Whitworth Bridge, Old Bridge) [Church Street, Bridge Street Lower]
Mellowes Bridge (Queen’s Bridge) [Queen Street, Bridgefoot Street]
James Joyce Bridge [Blackhall Place]
Rory O'More Bridge (Victoria Bridge) [Ellis Street, Watling Street]
Frank Sherwin Bridge (King’s Bridge) [St. John’s Road West]
Seán Heuston Bridge
Liffey Railway Bridge [rail freight bridge]
Island Bridge (Sarah Bridge) [South Circular Road]
Anna Livia Bridge (Chapelizod Bridge) [Lucan Road]
Farmleigh Bridge [disused]
West-Link Bridge [M50 motorway — tolled].
Lucan Bridge [Lower Lucan Road]
Lucan House Bridge [footbridge]
Sewage treatment works bridge
Leixlip Bridge [Leixlip Road]
M4 motorway
New Bridge [R404]
Liffey Bridge (Celbridge Bridge) [Dublin Road, Celbridge]
Rock Bridge [footbridge at Celbridge Abbey]
Straffan Bridge
The Bridge at 16 [19th century wrought iron pedestrian suspension bridge crossing to the 17th tee in the Kildare Hotel and Golf Club]
Alexandra Bridge [Clane]
Millicent Bridge [near Sallins]
Leinster Aqueduct [Grand Canal crossing]
Railway bridge, MP 19 [Dublin to Cork railway crossing]
Caragh Bridge [Caragh]

Dublin Liffey Bridges (east to west)

East-Link Bridge · Seán O'Casey Bridge · Talbot Memorial Bridge · Loopline Bridge · Butt Bridge · O'Connell Bridge · Ha'penny Bridge · Millennium Bridge · Grattan Bridge · O'Donovan Rossa Bridge · Fr. Mathew Bridge · Mellows Bridge · James Joyce Bridge · Rory O'More Bridge · Frank Sherwin Bridge · Seán Heuston Bridge

Outside city centre: Liffey Bridge (Phoenix Park Tunnel) · Island Bridge · Anna Livia Bridge · Farmleigh Bridge (Disused) · West-Link Bridge · Lucan Bridge

Bridges over the Grand Canal

Bridges over the Grand Canal from the River Liffey to the south and west. In addition, many of the canal locks allow for pedestrian crossing.

McKenny's Bridge over the Grand Canal

MacMahon Bridge [Ringsend Road, Pearse Street]
DART bridge (Victoria Bridge)
Macquay's Bridge [Grand Canal Street]
McKenny's Bridge [Northumberland Road, Mount Street Lower]
Huband Bridge [Mount Street Crescent]
Macartney Bridge [Baggot Street]
Eustace Bridge (Leeson Street Bridge) [Leeson Street]
Charlemont Bridge [Ranelagh Road, Charlemont Street]
Luas bridge
Portobello Bridge (La Touche Bridge) [Rathmines Road Lower, Richmond Street South]
Robert Emmet Bridge (Clanbrassil Bridge) [Harolds Cross Road, Clanbrassil Street Upper]
Parnell Bridge [Clogher Road]
Dolphin's Barn Bridge (Camac Bridge) [Dolphin’s Barn, Crumlin Road]
Harberton Bridge (Herberton Bridge)
Griffith Bridge [Grand Canal View]
Luas bridge
- Rialto Bridge over the former main line of the Grand Canal, now over Luas red line [South Circular Road]
Suir Road Bridge (Harcourt Bridge) [Suir Road]
Goldenbridge Footbridge
Blackhorse Bridge (Kelly’s Bridge) [Naas Road, Tyrconnell Road]
New Bridge [Kylemore Road]
Ballyfermot Bridge [Killeen Road]
Park West Avenue
M50 Motorway
Clondalkin Bridge [Ninth Lock Road]
Fonthill Road
Lucan Road Bridge [R120]
Gollierstown Bridge
Hazelhatch Bridge [R405]
Aylmer's Bridge [Lyons Road]

Bridges over the Royal Canal

Bridges over the Royal Canal from the River Liffey to the north and west. Many of the bridges include a railroad crossing for railroads adjacent to the canal in much of Dublin. In addition, many of the canal locks allow for pedestrian crossing.

North Wall Quay Scherzer bascule bridge
Spencer Bridge [Sheriff Street]
Amiens Street railway bridge [DART bridge]
Railway bridge
Newcomen Bridge [North Strand Road]
Clarke's Bridge [Summerhill Parade, Ballybough Road]
Clonliffe Bridge (Russell Street Bridge) [Russell Street, Jones's Road]
Binns Bridge [Drumcondra Road]
Cross Guns Bridge (Westmoreland Bridge) [Phibsborough Road, Prospect Road]
- Blaquiere Bridge over the former city spur of the Royal Canal [North Circular Road]
- New Cabra Road
- Connaught Street
Railway bridge at Liffey Junction
Broome Bridge Broom Bridge [Broombridge Road]
Reilly Bridge (Reily's Bridge) [Ratoath Road]
Railway tunnel
Railway bridge at Liffey Junction
Longford Bridge [Ashtown Road]
Ranelagh Bridge [disused]
Dunsink Lane Bridge [New River Road]
Royal Canal aqueduct over the M50 motorway
Talbot Bridge [Old Navan Road]
Granard Bridge [Castleknock Road]
Kirkpatrick Bridge [Carpenterstown Road, Coolmine Road]
Kennan Bridge (Neville Bridge) [Porterstown Road]
Callaghan Bridge (Carhampton Bridge) [R121]
Pakenham Bridge
Collins Bridge
Cope Bridge [Captain's Hill]
Royal Canal aqueduct over the Rye Water
Louisa Bridge
R449
Deey Bridge
Pike Bridge
Mullen Bridge [R406]
Bond Bridge [R408]
Aqueduct
Jackson's Bridge

Bridges over the River Dodder

Bridges over the River Dodder from the River Liffey to the southwest.

Ball's Bridge over the River Dodder

Ringsend Bridge [Ringsend Road, Bridge Street]
London Bridge [Bath Avenue, Londonbridge Road]
New Bridge (Herbert's Bridge, Landsdowne Bridge) [Herbert's Road, Landsdowne Road]
DART bridge
Ball's Bridge [Pembroke Road, Merrion Road]
Bridge at Herbert Park
Anglesea Bridge (Stillorgan Bridge) [Donnybrook Road, Stillorgan Road]
Footbridge
Clonskeagh Bridge [Clonskeagh Road]
Milltown Bridge [Dundrum Road]
Footbridge
Luas bridge
Classon's Bridge [Churchtown Road]
Footbridge
Footbridge
Waldron's Bridge [Orwell Road]
Footbridge at Orwell Park
Big Bridge [Rathfarnam Road]
Footbridge
Springfield Avenue
Templeogue Bridge [Old Bridge Road]

Bridges over the River Tolka

Bridges over the River Tolka from the River Liffey to the northwest.

Bridge to East Point Business Park
John McCormack Bridge
Fairview Park Footbridge
Annesley Bridge
Luke Kelly Bridge (Ballybough Bridge)
Distillery Road Bridge [foot bridge]
Drumcondra Bridge
Woodville Road Footbridge
Footbridge
Dean Swift Bridge (St. Mobhi Bridge) [St. Mobhi Road]
Glasnevin Bridge
Footbridge in Botanic Gardens
Tolka Bridge (Finglas Bridge)
Finglaswood Bridge
Cardiff's Bridge
Ashtown Bridge
M50 Motorway

Other bridges

Bow Bridge over the River Camac (Cammock) connecting Irwin Street and Bow Lane West
Golden Bridge over the River Camac connecting Kilmainham Lane with Old Kilmainham
Knocksedan Bridge over the River Ward west of Swords on the Naul Road
Malahide Estuary Bridge of the M1 over the Malahide Estuary near Swords
Mayne Bridge over the River Mayne north of Baldoyle on the Coast Road
Portmarnock Bridge over the River Sluice south of Portmarnock on the Strand Road
Scotchstone Bridge over the River Ward in Swords
Wellfield Bridge over the River Mayne north of Donaghmede on The Hole in the Wall Road
Wooden Bridge connecting Clontarf Road with North Bull Island

Tunnels

Dublin Port Tunnel (Tollán Calafoirt Bhaile Átha Cliath)
Phoenix Park Tunnel [rail freight tunnel]
Railway tunnel under the Royal Canal [rail freight tunnel]

References

Dublin City Map Dublin: ERA-Maptec Ltd., 1992.
Liddy, Pat. Secret Dublin. Lincolnwood, Illinois: Passport Books, 2001.
M'Cready, Rev. C.T. Dublin Street Names: Dated and Explained. Dublin: Carraig Books, 1892.
Ordnance Survey Ireland. Dublin City and District Street Guide. Phoenix Park, Dublin: Government of Ireland, 2002.
Ordnance Survey Ireland. Dublin City Centre Street Atlas. Phoenix Park, Dublin: Government of Ireland, 1999.