Never seen it this low before. The seagulls were picking at the tatters and worms, while forlorn pintglasses dropped years ago sat waiting in the mud waiting to become sand again.
You could’ve walked across.
The water looked shallow and cold.
Cool. Never seen it so low. Doesn’t look too dirty. How come so low? Any idea?
I wonder if that’s the original ‘plane’ of how high/low Dublin city was back then.
Like before the quays and the build up of the city. Could people thousands of years ago walked on that dry spot for their daily travels.
Manky place
Liffy mudlarking opportunity!
Looks cool..
Must’ve smelled divine
I’m surprised there’s not more rusty old bikes and shopping trollies.
The whiffy, more like 🙂
A lot of evidence is going to be discovered.
To be honest I expected more trolleys
Legend has it that when SF win the election the rivers will run dry
Dubs stopped flushing their loo… nothing new here.
I wonder will people find dead bodies in oil barrels in the Liffey too lol
Wow. That’s a bit shocking
I’m pretty sure this means a tsunami is coming, sorry Dublin! (I watched a documentary once, I think that makes me an internet expert on the matter).
Oi! One of you needs to jiggle the handle.
I wonder what people would find with a metal detector?
Bound to be something cool down there.
Unreal!
A s a river the Liffey doesn’t even try
Still doesn’t smell as bad as the cow shite countryside. The wreak of the farmers who haven’t showered since they were last in a hotel
Thought it would’ve been deeper.
Do people mudlark in the Liffey like they do the Thames? You’d imagine there would be some artefacts hidden there
All because Russia Invaded Ukraine!
Ah the auld Liffey.
Looks sparkling now.
But I’m old enough to remember when we put a clock in her to countdown to the millennium and the water melted it and it had to be replaced a few times.
The time in the slime.
Good auld day.
We are probably on the springest spring tide at the moment. It’s full moon now anyway.
Where’s the Liffey clock ? Dissolved ?
There’s Silken Thomas’ bugle
For all the jokes it gets for being filled with various trash, it looks remarkably clean!
I actually noticed that water level was very low around lunch time, but it actually got quite high in the evenings. Maybe its just high tide season.
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Never seen it this low before. The seagulls were picking at the tatters and worms, while forlorn pintglasses dropped years ago sat waiting in the mud waiting to become sand again.
You could’ve walked across.
The water looked shallow and cold.
Cool. Never seen it so low. Doesn’t look too dirty. How come so low? Any idea?
I wonder if that’s the original ‘plane’ of how high/low Dublin city was back then.
Like before the quays and the build up of the city. Could people thousands of years ago walked on that dry spot for their daily travels.
Manky place
Liffy mudlarking opportunity!
Looks cool..
Must’ve smelled divine
I’m surprised there’s not more rusty old bikes and shopping trollies.
The whiffy, more like 🙂
A lot of evidence is going to be discovered.
To be honest I expected more trolleys
Legend has it that when SF win the election the rivers will run dry
Oh god, I hope they don’t find the bodies.
“Oh, low Liffey, show me gold!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTDjWZ1VOm4
Dubs stopped flushing their loo… nothing new here.
I wonder will people find dead bodies in oil barrels in the Liffey too lol
Wow. That’s a bit shocking
I’m pretty sure this means a tsunami is coming, sorry Dublin! (I watched a documentary once, I think that makes me an internet expert on the matter).
Oi! One of you needs to jiggle the handle.
I wonder what people would find with a metal detector?
Bound to be something cool down there.
Unreal!
A s a river the Liffey doesn’t even try
Still doesn’t smell as bad as the cow shite countryside. The wreak of the farmers who haven’t showered since they were last in a hotel
Thought it would’ve been deeper.
Do people mudlark in the Liffey like they do the Thames? You’d imagine there would be some artefacts hidden there
All because Russia Invaded Ukraine!
Ah the auld Liffey.
Looks sparkling now.
But I’m old enough to remember when we put a clock in her to countdown to the millennium and the water melted it and it had to be replaced a few times.
The time in the slime.
Good auld day.
We are probably on the springest spring tide at the moment. It’s full moon now anyway.
Where’s the Liffey clock ? Dissolved ?
There’s Silken Thomas’ bugle
For all the jokes it gets for being filled with various trash, it looks remarkably clean!
I actually noticed that water level was very low around lunch time, but it actually got quite high in the evenings. Maybe its just high tide season.
TIme to clean it out
Where are all the trolleys?
Happens about twice a day round these parts