The Ha'penny Bridge in Dublin, Ireland, has been a city landmark since it was constructed in 1816 to carry pedestrians over the River Liffey. On this side of the pond, Dublin, Ohio, has a Ha'penny ...

It is Dublin's most iconic bridge and has come to symbolise the capital city over the years. The Ha'penny Bridge was never the official name of the bridge. It was built in 1816 to replace a ferry.

A ha'penny was the toll – each way – that one William Walsh was allowed to charge for 100 years after his bridge replaced an old ferry crossing in May 1816. And modest as it sounds, it was ...

The Halfpenny Bridge a much loved Dublin landmark reopens after being closed for renovation. The refurbishment of one of Dublin's oldest bridges cost almost two million pounds and took nine months to ...

The Ha'penny Bridge over the River Liffey is pictured in Dublin. Brian Lawrence/Getty Images — -- In Dublin, the celebration of Ireland’s patron saint is not merely a one-day celebration.

The 200th anniversary of Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge would not be taking place today if the 1916 Rising had not happened. The cast-iron bridge – one of the city’s iconic landmarks – was ...

Dublin City Council asks people not to hang clothes on the Ha’Penny Bridge for health & safety reasons- it reduces pedestrian flows & causes congestion on bridge.Please consider giving them to ...

DUBLIN - In an effort to keep the city’s homeless warm during the cold winter months, a man in Ireland started a movement in which coats are left hanging on a pedestrian bridge for those in need.

DUBLIN’S HA’PENNY Bridge is 200 years old today, and still looks as good as it did when it was built in 1816. The bridge has a special place in Dubliners’ hearts, and for good reason ...

Dublin Icon The Ha'penny Bridge 2001. ... The Ha'penny Bridge was first opened in 1816 and was tolled for around one hundred years before the pay booths were removed in the early 20th century.