Samuel Beckett Bridge

This is a very famous bridge on the Liffey River in Dublin, known as the Samuel Beckett Bridge, he looks very strange, a slanted bridge dry pulls a root of iron cable, such a shape of iron cable bridge is very different. It is a pedestrian bridge of pure pedestrians and a beautiful view of the Liffey River.

The Samuelbeck Bridge is a famous bridge in Dublin city. It is very innovative in design and is a single pull-over bridge. It connects the John Rogerson Pier on the south bank and the North Wall Pier on the north bank. It is one of Dublin's important symbols.

A city and a river. There are countless bridges on the Liffey River in Dublin, the Irish capital, the most famous is probably the halfpenny bridge. I turned over my mobile phone and I didn't find the halfpenny bridge I took, and I took this Samuel Beckett bridge. It is estimated that there are too many people on the halfpenny bridge, so I didn't take it. The bridge is half an hour's walk from the halfpenny bridge. The shape is Ireland's national standard, the harp, and the night view is more beautiful.

The Beckett Bridge is a beautiful bridge across the Liffey River in Dublin, it is a pull-over bridge, but there is only one pull-over, and it feels like a sailing sailboat is very creative, and it along with the famous halfpenny bridge, becomes a beautiful scenery on the Liffey River.

The Samuel Beckett Bridge is located in Dublin City, the newest bridge in Dublin. It has become a landmark movable building across the city's sea intersection, a cable-stayed bridge linking John Rogers Pier on the south bank of the Liffey River with the North Wall Pier and Guild Street on the north bank, and is a beautiful view of the Liffey River.