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The Ha'penny Bridge is a historic pedestrian crossing over the River Liffey in Dublin, built in 1816. Made of cast iron, with an elegant arched design, it is an iconic symbol of the city.

Originally called Wellington Bridge, it gained its popular name from the halfpenny toll charged for crossing until 1919.

It's the perfect spot for photos with its distinctive historic lanterns. The bridge connects the Temple Bar district to North Quays, providing a scenic stroll through Dublin's top attractions.