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  1. The Poolbeg chimneys

    The Poolbeg chimneys by andrea ccs from the GigaPan Pano by andrea ccs

    They're hard to miss. Two red-and-white striped chimneys on the edge of Dublin Bay. At 207 metres they're by far the city's tallest structures. They're a landmark of the city: a sign you're home in Ireland. At times, they appear and disappear in the sea mist, like the masts of some immense ghost ship. The Poolbeg chimneys, built in the 1960s, are still in use. Part of an adjoining ESB power plant, which burns oil and gas, some people think they're ugly, but many more are beguiled by these slender structures, visible from so many places in the city.

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  2. Tully Cross

    Tully Cross by andrea ccs from the GigaPan Pano by andrea ccs

    Tully Church Cross

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