At Dalkey Quarry, above Ardbrugh Road. A view of the Harbour below, with the Quarry all around you.

Just below Ardbrugh Road, walking up from Dalkey Avenue. A walkway to the top, still intact and useful.

At Old Quarry Road, at intersection with Dalkey Avenue. Friction wheels and gravity help bring the granite down.

At Atmospheric Road, at intersection with Barnhill Road. So what is an atmospheric railway, and how come Kingstown had one?

At Glenageary DART station alongside Station Road. Full wagons every two minutes, as the production line intensifies.

At Claremont Villas, where the Metals takes a sharp turn. Landowners versus squatters, hospitals and strikes.

Magenta Place, just as it meets Eden Road Upper. Track plates and wooden wagons help horses pull huge loads.

Just before Martello Avenue, past Park Road. How they broke up the rock to create level platforms.

Just past entrance to Moran Park, at monument to Christ the King, near Haigh Terrace. The granite hillocks that were named the Three Churls.

At entrance to West Pier, at Old Dun Leary Road. From glaciers to granite, and a lost Martello Tower.