Ha'penny Bridge

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Ha'penny Bridge is a historic cast-iron pedestrian bridge over the River Liffey and one of Dublin’s most iconic symbols.

Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form As subject As object
Liffey Bridge 0 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
cast-iron bridge
historic structure
pedestrian bridge
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Ha'penny Bridge
surface form: Liffey Bridge
builder Coalbrookdale Company
connects Liffey Street
Merchant's Arch
country Ireland
crosses River Liffey
designer John Windsor
hasAccessFrom Northside of Dublin city centre
Temple Bar district
surface form: Temple Bar area
hasApproximateLength 43 metres
hasApproximateWidth 3.7 metres
hasColor white
hasCulturalSignificance featured in films and literature
frequently depicted in art and photography
popular meeting place
hasDesign single-span arch
hasEngineeringStyle early 19th-century ironwork
hasFeature cast-iron railings
ornamental lamps
hasHistoricalUse primary pedestrian crossing over River Liffey in central Dublin
toll bridge
hasMaintenanceAuthority Dublin City Council
hasOwner Dublin City Council
hasSpanType wrought iron arch
hasTrafficRestriction pedestrians only
heritageDesignation listed structure
heritageStatus protected structure
isIconicFor Dublin
locatedIn Dublin
Dublin
surface form: Dublin city centre
material cast iron
namedAfter half penny toll
nickname Ha'penny Bridge self-link
officialName Ha'penny Bridge self-linksurface differs
surface form: Liffey Bridge
opened 1816
originalName Wellington Bridge
symbolOf Dublin
tollAbolished 1919
tollIntroduced 1816
underwentRenovation 2001
usedFor pedestrian traffic
yearCompleted 1816

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ha'penny Bridge alsoKnownAs Ha'penny Bridge
this entity surface form: Liffey Bridge
River Liffey hasBridge Ha'penny Bridge
Dublin hasLandmark Ha'penny Bridge
Ha'penny Bridge nickname Ha'penny Bridge self-link
Ha'penny Bridge officialName Ha'penny Bridge self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Liffey Bridge