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An area of parkland, lake and the River Dodder riverside in the south of Dublin. The park was the estate and gardens of Arthur Bushe in 1700. The estate was sold privately a couple of times before being sold to the Dublin Corporation in 1951. Today it's a free to enter park with sports facilities, and trails. Great for walking, cycling or the Saturday Parkrun.

The view from below across the lake to the house is beautiful.

Vartry Reservoir, situated near Roundwood in County Wicklow, Ireland, serves as a vital water source for Dublin city. The area features nearly 20 km of walking trails around the reservoirs, offering opportunities to observe diverse wildlife, flora, and mountain views.

The park is rectangular and surrounded by main roads on all sides. During the summer months, free concerts and theatre performances are regularly held there on weekends. Changes in traffic routing led to a drastic reduction in road traffic in 2004. A terminus of Line B of the new Dublin tram (Luas) is located directly on the western side of the park. Plans to excavate a large part of the park as part of the expansion of the Dublin Metro North Line have raised serious concerns that the character of the park could be irreparably changed by the associated interventions.

. Stephen’s Green (Irish: Faiche Stiabhna) is a public park in the middle of the Irish capital Dublin. It borders directly on the southern end of the pedestrian zone and shopping street Grafton Street

Dublin Bay is a stunning natural inlet along Ireland's east coast, framing the city of Dublin with its sweeping views and rich biodiversity. It stretches from Howth Head in the north to Dalkey in the south, featuring sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and vibrant wildlife. The bay is home to Bull Island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and offers recreational activities like walking, cycling, swimming, and sailing.

Perfect for a picnicking

Triton Lake at Powerscourt Estate is a captivating feature within the Italian Garden. 🌊✨ Overlooked by life-sized winged Pegasus Horses, these zinc sculptures were crafted in 1869 by Professor Hugo Hagen in Berlin and symbolize Greek mythology's creators of springs and carriers of Zeus' thunderbolts. The dramatic fountain at the lake’s center is inspired by Rome’s Piazza Barberini, adding an elegant touch to the serene landscape. 🐎🏛️ The combination of mythological art and natural beauty makes Triton Lake a must-visit spot.