In older time there was a toll of a halfpenny to cross this bridge on foot but it is now free and joins two main parts of Dublin. More

I am looking for a family member, sometimes said to busk at the bridge. Could anyone confirm this who has been to Dublin in the last couple of months..thanks Deborah More

Great view, unusual shaped structure; interesting reason for name More

Can't wait to go back this year with my wife...We will be going to the norte dame vs navy football game this year in Dublin....what a great city. Thanks to all the wonderful people of Ireland. Dan and Laurie Hallacker More

Nice bridge with an interesting story behind it. Once you walk across the bridge, there is nothing extra to do, although you can stand on the bridge and take pictures. This is one of several bridges connecting the two sides of the river. More

This is a wonderful bridge. Look closely when crossing it for the locks in the middle of the bridge of people locking their love. More

The bridge, built as a pedestrian bridge to cross the Liffey for which one paid a half penny, is just west of the O'Connell Bridge. Crossing to the south, walk through the Merchant's Arch into the Temple Bar district, or crossing to the north, walk through to the Henry Street pedestrian shopping district. The bridge itself -- a rather elegant... More

I spent a week in Dublin with my family recently and of course we had to go see and walk across the famous Ha'penny Bridge in downtown Dublin! I took my 2 young daughters with me and my Irish Aunt... some great photo ops etc. We walked back and forth the bridge a couple of times... a great view of... More

A lot of bridges now over the liffery but this is my favourite. More