O’Connell Bridge

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O’Connell Bridge is a prominent road and pedestrian bridge spanning the River Liffey in central Dublin, known for its unusually wide deck and role as a key city thoroughfare.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beam bridge
pedestrian bridge
road bridge
carries Dublin Bus routes
pedestrian traffic
road traffic
connects D’Olier Street
O’Connell Street
Westmoreland Street NERFINISHED
crosses River Liffey
crossesAt lower River Liffey
designedBy Bindon Blood Stoney
followedBy Ha'penny Bridge
surface form: Ha’penny Bridge
hasFootpaths wide pavements on both sides
hasNumberOfSpans 3
hasPredecessor Carlisle Bridge
hasStatueNearNorthEnd Daniel O’Connell statue
hasStreetLighting ornate lamp standards
hasTrafficLanes multiple road lanes
heritageStatus important Dublin landmark
length about 45 metres
locatedIn County Dublin
Dublin
Ireland
Leinster
material granite
namedAfter Daniel O’Connell
near O’Connell Street Bridge tram stop (Luas)
notableFor being almost as wide as it is long
opened 1880
orientation east–west
partOf Dublin city centre road network
precededBy Butt Bridge
rebuiltFrom Carlisle Bridge
usedFor parades and public events
width about 50 metres

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General Post Office, Dublin nearby O’Connell Bridge
River Liffey hasBridge O’Connell Bridge
this entity surface form: O'Connell Bridge
O’Connell Street hasStructure O’Connell Bridge
O’Connell Street terminus O’Connell Bridge
James Gandon notableWork O’Connell Bridge
this entity surface form: O’Connell Bridge approaches and quays (Dublin)
College Green locatedNear O’Connell Bridge
this entity surface form: O'Connell Bridge
The Stiletto in the Ghetto situatedNear O’Connell Bridge
Monument of Light near O’Connell Bridge
this entity surface form: O'Connell Bridge