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infomatique > FERRY ENTERING DUNLAOGHAIRE HARBOUR
Stena Explorer
Operates on the Holyhead-Dun Laoghaire route.

Technical facts:
Gross tonnage: 19 638 t
LOA: 127 m
Beam: 40 m
Draught: 4.8 m
Speed: 40 knots
Ship type: HSS 1500 (High-speed Sea Service)
Passenger capacity: 1 500
Car capacity: 360
Freight capacity: 900 lane metres
Built/last rebuilt: 1996
Shipbuilder: Finnyards, Finland
Port of registry: London
Flag: British
Engines: 2 x GE LM 2500 2 x GE LM 1600 gas turbines
kW/horsepower: 68 000 kW

infomatique > GARDEN WITHIN PEOPLES PARK DUN LAOGHAIRE
I think that this is a garden for the blind, at least that is what a blind couple told me when I was looking at this garden.

infomatique > FLOWER BED IN PEOPLES PARK, DUN LAIGHAIRE
You may have guessed by now ... I really do like flowers.

$infomatique > PEOPLES PARK DUN LAOGHAIRE, IRELAND The main structures within the park are: Park Lodge, an attractive Victorian Gate Lodge formerly a Gardener\'s residence and now used as offices The Victorian Shelter (now the Park Tea Rooms) Two Cast Iron Fountains A Bandstand with original gaslight standards A Garden for the Blind Playground Ancillary Service Buildings and Public Toilet.$

$infomatique > FOUNTAIN IN THE PEOPLES PARK, DUN LAOGHAIRE There are two similar fountains and this the fountain nearest the railway was fully restored to working order and illuminated in 1985. In 1986 the Council decided to dedicate the fountain to mark the 70th anniversary of the 1916 Rising, and an inscribed stone paving slab was laid beside it. The second fountain was similarly restored in 1988 as part of the Borough Council\'s contribution to mark Dublin\'s Millennium. An inscribed stone slab was also placed in the surrounding paved area.$