The Famine Monument in Dublin was built to commemorate the Great Irish Famine of 1845-1852 and other famines that killed over a million people. It was sculpted from bronze by Rowan Gillespie and erected in 1997.

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1. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

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2. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

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3. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

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Location: Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

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Famine Memorial Sculptures

1. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

2. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

3. St Stephen's Green – Temple Bar Square loop from Docklands

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