North Wall

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North Wall is a docklands and quayside area on the north side of Dublin, Ireland, historically associated with the city’s port and maritime activity.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
North Wall canonical 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf docklands area
quayside area
urban district
adjacentTo City Quay (across River Liffey)
linked to: River Liffey quays

Docklands railway lines
East Wall
contains North Wall Quay
Point Village area
linked to: Point Village

Spencer Dock area
linked to: Spencer Dock
country Ireland
developmentType mixed-use waterfront development
governedBy Dublin City Council
hasEconomicActivity financial services
hospitality and entertainment
technology companies
hasLandUse commercial
office
recreational
residential
hasNearbyWaterBody River Liffey estuary
linked to: Dublin Bay
hasNotableBuilding 3Arena
Central Bank of Ireland Dockland Campus
PwC Dublin offices
The Convention Centre Dublin
hasNotableFeature apartment developments
modern office blocks
redeveloped quays
historicalFunction port-related industry
rail freight yards
historicallyAssociatedWith Port of Dublin
linked to: Dublin Port

maritime activity
historicallyUsedFor cargo handling
shipping
warehousing
locatedIn Dublin
Dublin Docklands
locatedInProvince Leinster
locatedInRegion East of Ireland
locatedOn north side of River Liffey
partOf Dublin city centre area
linked to: Dublin Docklands
regenerationBegan late 20th century
regenerationContinuedIn early 21st century
timeZone Europe/Dublin
transportServedBy Docklands railway station
Dublin Bus routes
Luas Red Line
underwent urban regeneration
urbanCharacter inner-city docklands

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dublin Port adjacentTo North Wall
Dublin Docklands hasPart North Wall
North Wall Quay namedAfter North Wall
The Point locatedInArea North Wall
The Point stop servesArea North Wall