Q - Quays to Queen's-square

THE SOUTH QUAYS.

p. 177

Quays. The river Liffey is bounded on both sides by continuous embankments or quays, which extend from the mouth of the river to Kingsbridge. That on the south side is separated merely by the mouth of the Dodder from the South Wall, which extends into the Bay of some three miles. 

STEAM CRANES.

p. 178

Quays. [...] From the CUSTOM HOUSE down the parapet is discontinued and the quays are devoted to shipping. At the south side coal, guano, &c., are discharged ; wood, corn, &c., being discharged at the north quays and docks. Passenger steamers start chiefly from the north quays.