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7a. The Liffey River, Ha'penny Bridge and Temple Bar
On the north side of the River Liffey is the sculpture of two women in Lower Liffey Street (affectionately known as 'the hags with the bags'), somewhat damp (and blurred) in the pouring rain but the chat (or should I say 'craic') goes on!
Moving on when the rain had eased we crossed the Ha'penny Bridge (built 1816) and through the arched alley entrance to Temple Bar called the Merchants' Arch (on the right below).
There are many interesting shops and even more bars in the Temple Bar area. Many pubs lay on traditional Irish music in the evening.
Lots of places to poke your nose in the Temple Bar area south of the River Liffey.
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