Republic of Ireland local authorities-Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

Former name of Dún Laoghaire from 1821 until 1920

Ferry port in North Wales where high speed ferries sailing to from Dún Laoghaire until 2014

Museum in Dún Laoghaire which documents and displays Ireland's maritime history; it is located inside a former club

Extremely popular horse racing track that has hosted both flat and National Hunt races

Working and abandoned granite quarries can be found on the side of this mountain in the district of Barnacullia

Glitzy, prestigious coastal district where many celebrities live; often called Ireland's version of Beverly Hills

Diplomat, human rights activist and Irish nationalist executed by the British

Modernist, philosophical playwright, poet and novelist best known for works such as Malloy and Waiting for Godot

American rock and roll pianist and singer who briefly owned a house in Foxrock

As well as housing the offices of many multinational tech companies, Sandyford is also home to this money printing institution

Developing residential and commercial modernist suburb

Ireland's largest shopping centre by area is located here

Unique type of railway built in the area which operated from 1843 to 1854

Put on your thinking caps; this large chestnut tree was a major sight on the former Dublin to Wicklow road

Novelist, playwright and columnist known for her humorous, warm hearted and surprising novels

Belfield houses the main campus of this prestigious university