County Dublin is famous for its bustling streets, historic landmarks and beautiful coastline, but hidden among them are stories that many people pass every day without ever noticing.
In this episode of the Hiberniae series, I set off from Skerries and cycle over 130 km around Dublin, visiting four fascinating locations that celebrate Ireland’s rich cycling heritage and history.
🏛️ Locations visited:
Howth
Stephen Roche Monument
Phoenix Park
Harry Reynolds’ Grave, Balbriggan
Along the way, I also discover the story behind the North Bull Wall, the accidental creation of Bull Island, and some of the remarkable history hidden throughout Ireland’s capital.
The Hiberniae project is my journey to visit all 128 Hiberniae locations across the island of Ireland by bicycle, exploring the history, mythology and remarkable people that have shaped our country.
If you enjoy Irish history, cycling, travel or discovering places off the beaten track, I’d love to have you along for the journey.
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Great video