Dublin Port discovers city's original 18th century sea wall

Dublin Port Company has today announced the discovery of part of Dublin’s original sea wall dating back to the late 1720s, which has never been seen before. Accompanying this significant archaeological find are dockworker artefacts, including several clay pipes embossed with trade union and political logos, including a Parnell MP pipe thought to be one

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