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<strong>15</strong> <strong>Rock</strong><br />

’n’ <strong>Stroll</strong><br />

A <strong>self</strong>-<strong>guided</strong> <strong>walking</strong> <strong>tour</strong><br />

<strong>iWalk</strong><br />

www.visitdublin.com


Welcome<br />

to <strong>Dublin</strong><br />

We hope that as you take time to walk<br />

around and explore <strong>Dublin</strong> you will discover<br />

the Irish capital is at the very heart of Irish<br />

culture and offers endless choices to our<br />

visitors. <strong>Dublin</strong>’s real appeal is her people,<br />

so don’t be afraid to stop and ask for<br />

directions along your walk – <strong>Dublin</strong>ers’<br />

hospitality and wit will captivate you!<br />

www.visitdublin.com/iwalks<br />

St Stephen’s Green 4<br />

Phil Lynott Statue –<br />

Harry Street 5<br />

Bewley’s – Grafton Street 5<br />

Molly Malone Statue 6<br />

Wall of Fame – Corner Temple<br />

Lane South & Cecilia Street 7<br />

Rory Gallagher Corner –<br />

Meeting House Square,<br />

Temple Bar 8<br />

The Merchant’s Arch<br />

& The Ha’penny Bridge 9<br />

Route Map 10


4<br />

Stop 1: St Stephen’s Green<br />

We’ll start at the main entrance to St Stephen’s Green facing<br />

Grafton Street & St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre. Standing<br />

in front of The Fusiliers Arch you’ve got a view along Grafton<br />

Street straight ahead and on the left you’ve got the Stephen’s<br />

Green Shopping Centre.


5<br />

Stop 2: Phil Lynott<br />

Statue – Harry Street<br />

Our next stop will be Harry Street, your<br />

second left as you head down Grafton<br />

Street, where we’ll see a tribute to one<br />

of Ireland’s most loved musicians.<br />

Stop 3:<br />

Bewley’s –<br />

Grafton Street<br />

Next stop is Bewley’s Café –<br />

keep heading down Grafton<br />

Street and it’ll be on your left.


6<br />

Stop 4: Molly<br />

Malone Statue<br />

Walk all the way down Grafton Street,<br />

cross the road and stop at the Molly<br />

Malone Statue.


7<br />

Stop 5: Wall of Fame –<br />

Corner Temple Lane South<br />

& Cecilia Street<br />

Temple bar: To get to our next stop, you’ll walk<br />

down the road you’re on keeping Trinity on your right.<br />

The road will curve around to the left and you’ll find<br />

your<strong>self</strong> on Dame Street. Continue down Dame Street<br />

until you see The Mercantile pub and hotel on the left,<br />

then cross over onto the right hand side of the road<br />

at the next set of traffic lights. Slightly to the right<br />

you’ll see temple lane south, head down there until<br />

you come to the point where that street meets Cecilia<br />

Street and we’ll continue.


8<br />

Stop 6: Rory Gallagher Corner –<br />

Meeting House Square, Temple Bar<br />

Now head back up Temple lane south, taking the right onto curved<br />

lane past the Button Factory. Go through the small arch way ahead<br />

and down the steps onto Meeting House Square. This area hosts a<br />

great food market on Saturdays, and also transforms into an outdoor<br />

cinema and venue. Veer right and you will exit the square past the<br />

National Photographic Archive. Now look up, you’ll see a bronze guitar.


9<br />

Stop 7: The Merchant’s Arch &<br />

The Ha’penny Bridge<br />

You’re now on Temple Bar street. Face away from the guitar walk down the street, taking<br />

the left onto East Essex Street. You’ll find your<strong>self</strong> outside The Project Arts Centre which has<br />

played a key role in the Irish Arts scene. Many actors and artists like U2 have exhibited or<br />

performed here. Speaking of U2, and it’s difficult not to in their home down, opposite to you<br />

right now is the rear entrance to the 5 star Clarence Hotel which is owned by none other than<br />

Bono & The Edge.<br />

To get to our last stop turn right and walk back along Temple Bar, passing the Rory Gallagher<br />

corner where you were just a moment ago until you reach Temple Bar Square. Stop. Breathe it<br />

in. Note the pubs here, they’ll be good places to hear traditional music later. Note the square<br />

– it’s a good spot for buskers and markets. Another thing to flag for later – if you were to<br />

continue <strong>walking</strong> straight, past the square, you’d find your<strong>self</strong> on Fleet street, and if you were<br />

to continue down that street, on the left you’d find the Irish edition of the Hard <strong>Rock</strong> Café. as<br />

you imagine it’s also home to a load of rock memorabilia and it hosts gigs. For the moment,<br />

though take the next left after the quays pub, and continue on through Merchant Arch inside<br />

the Arch you’ll see a plaque commemorating our hero from earlier, Phil Lynott.<br />

Now look through the arch, and walk through it onto the quays. This is the Ha’penny Bridge.


KEVIN ST. LO<br />

10<br />

KING STREET NORTH<br />

MANOR STREET<br />

SMITHFIELD<br />

<strong>iWalk</strong><br />

QUEEN STREET<br />

route map<br />

BOW STREET<br />

MARY STREE<br />

AB<br />

ELLIS QUAY<br />

USHERS ISLAND<br />

PHOENIX ST. HAMMOND<br />

ARRAN QUAY<br />

USHERS QUAY<br />

CHURCH STREET<br />

The Merchant’s Arch<br />

& The Ha’penny Bridge<br />

INNS QUAY<br />

PARLIAMENT STREET<br />

STR<br />

OR<br />

CRANE ST.<br />

RD STREET<br />

BRIDGEFOOT STREET<br />

THOMAS STREET<br />

HANBURY LANE<br />

STREET EARL ST. SOUTH<br />

PIMLICO<br />

MEATH<br />

OLIVER BOND COOK STREET<br />

MEATH STREET<br />

WEST<br />

SWIFT’S ALLEY<br />

ASH STREET<br />

BRIDGE ST.<br />

CORN MARKET<br />

Wall of Fame,<br />

Corner Temple Lane South<br />

& Cecilia Street<br />

MERCHANTS QUAY<br />

THOMAS DAVIS<br />

FRANCIS STREET<br />

HIGH STREET<br />

RACK LANE<br />

DILLON ST.<br />

HANNOVER<br />

PATRICK STREET<br />

WINE TAVERN STREET<br />

Rory Gallagher Corner,<br />

Meeting House Square<br />

Temple Bar<br />

Molly Malone Statue<br />

NICHOLAS ST.<br />

Bewley’s, Grafton Street<br />

Phil Lynott Statue,<br />

Harry Street<br />

ROSS RD.<br />

BRIDE RD.<br />

BULL ALLEY<br />

ST.<br />

PATRICK’S<br />

St Stephen’s PARK Green<br />

FISHAMBLE ST<br />

LORD EDWARD ST.<br />

SHIP ST.<br />

CHANCERY RD<br />

GOLDEN LANE<br />

WHITEFRIAR ST<br />

E<br />

BRIDE STREET<br />

THE COOMBE<br />

PETER ST<br />

P<br />

TREET<br />

KEVIN ST. UPPER<br />

BISHOP STRE<br />

ARDEE ST<br />

NEW STREET<br />

BRIDE STREET<br />

LONG<br />

CAMDEN


CRANE LANE<br />

TEMPLE LANE SOUTH<br />

CROW ST<br />

CROWN AL<br />

ASDILL’S<br />

ROW<br />

BEDFORD<br />

ROW<br />

JERVIS STREET<br />

T<br />

BEY STREET UPPER<br />

AND STREET GREAT<br />

MOND QUAY LOWER<br />

MILLENIUM<br />

BRIDGE<br />

SSEX STREET<br />

SYCAMORE ST<br />

UPPER STEPHEN ST.<br />

DAME LANE<br />

CURVED<br />

ST<br />

LIFFEY STREET<br />

WELLINGTON QUAY<br />

06<br />

EUSTACE ST.<br />

SOUTH GREAT GRORGE’S STREET<br />

CECILIA ST<br />

SAMPSON’S LANE<br />

DAME STREET<br />

DAME COURT<br />

FOWNES ST<br />

HA’PENNY<br />

BRIDGE<br />

CASTLE<br />

MARKET<br />

ET<br />

TEMPLE BAR<br />

05<br />

07<br />

HENRY STREET<br />

TRINITY ST.<br />

EXCHEQUER ST.<br />

LITTON<br />

LANE<br />

ENRY PLACE<br />

ABBEY STREET MIDDLE<br />

ST ANDREWS LA<br />

LOTTS ROW<br />

WILLIAM ST. SOUTH<br />

Clarendon Row<br />

PRINCES STREET<br />

ANGLESEA ST.<br />

BEDFORD LA<br />

FOSTER PLACE<br />

CLARENDON STREET<br />

BALFE ST<br />

ASTON PLACE<br />

WICKLOW ST<br />

PRICES LANE<br />

FLEET STREET<br />

JOHNSTON CT<br />

HARRY ST<br />

LEMON ST<br />

SOUTH ANNE ST<br />

GRAFTON STREET<br />

O’CONNELL ST<br />

SUFFOLK ST<br />

EARL ST.<br />

ANNE’S LANE<br />

DUKE LANE<br />

EARL PLACE<br />

SACKVILLE PL.<br />

WESTMORELAND ST<br />

GRAFTON ARCADE<br />

DUKE STREET<br />

ROYAL<br />

HIBERNIAN<br />

WAY<br />

D’OLIER ST<br />

DAWSON STREET<br />

TALB<br />

ABBEY STREET LOWER<br />

BACHELORS WALKEDEN QUAY<br />

02<br />

ASTON QUAY<br />

COLLEGE GREEN<br />

03<br />

04<br />

BURGH QUAY<br />

HAWKINS ST<br />

COLLEGE STREET<br />

ABBEY ST OLD<br />

RIVER LIFFEY<br />

NASSAU STREET LEINSTER ST<br />

FREDERICK ST<br />

MOLESWORTH ST<br />

POOLBEG STREET<br />

TARA ST<br />

TRINITY<br />

COLLEGE<br />

LUKE STREET<br />

TOWNSEND STREET<br />

FRENCHMANS LANE<br />

STORE ST<br />

CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY<br />

GEORGES QUAY<br />

PEARSE STREET<br />

BERESFORD PLACE<br />

STORE ST.<br />

MOSS STREET<br />

11<br />

LINCOLN PL<br />

CLARE ST<br />

ETER ROW<br />

ET<br />

AUNGIER STREET<br />

DIGGES ST.<br />

MERCER STREET<br />

GLOVER’S ALLEY<br />

YORK STREET<br />

CUFFE LA.<br />

SOUTH KING ST.<br />

WEST<br />

01<br />

ST. STEPHEN’S<br />

GREEN<br />

NORTH<br />

KILDARE STREET<br />

MERRION ROW<br />

FITZWILLIAM LANE<br />

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Spotify play list<br />

UPPER MERRION ST<br />

M<br />

S<br />

SOUTH<br />

WER<br />

WESTLAND RD<br />

CUFFE STREET<br />

EAST<br />

BAGGO<br />

ROW<br />

MONTAGUE ST.<br />

SOUTH<br />

A.<br />

PEMROKE ST.


We hope that you enjoyed this walk<br />

which was written by Peter Baxter,<br />

narrated by Emma O’Reilly and<br />

brought to you by Fáilte Ireland<br />

www.visitdublin.com<br />

For the latest updates on <strong>walking</strong><br />

<strong>tour</strong>s of <strong>Dublin</strong>, check out our website:<br />

www.visitdublin.com/iwalks<br />

Our offices are located at:<br />

Suffolk Street, <strong>Dublin</strong> 2<br />

14 Upper O’Connell Street, <strong>Dublin</strong> 1<br />

Terminal 1 Arrivals Hall, <strong>Dublin</strong> Airport, County <strong>Dublin</strong><br />

Terminal 2 Arrivals Hall, <strong>Dublin</strong> Airport, County <strong>Dublin</strong><br />

Thank you for visiting our city<br />

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