River Liffey & Customs House Dublin city Ireland
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The historic building was designed by James Gandon as a Customs House for Dublin Port & first opened in 1791.
During the Irish Civil war in 1921, the Customs House was extensively damaged by fire but has since been renovated and restored. The building currently houses Ireland's Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government. The photograph below was taken from the South bank of the River Liffey in 2002, a section of the Financial Services Center is visible to the right.
An elevated view of one side of the Customs House & River Liffey, the Irish Financial Services Center - IFSC - is visible behind the building.
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 Customs House at dusk. |