What is the Cherry Tomato Bridge? It’s a bridge over Dublin’s Royal Canal at Drumcondra Road that became an impromptu shrine to, yes, cherry tomatoes. Originally, a few became stuck to the ...

It's thought to have all begun during the recent cold spell of weather, when a photo was taken of some cherry tomatoes that ...

As quickly as it burst onto our feeds, the Cherry Tomato Bridge in Drumcondra has been vandalised, proving that once again, we simply can't be trusted with a good thing. Much like the mild ...

However, all of it has been outshone by the trend of “the Shrine of the Sacred Cherry Tomatoes of Drumcondra”. Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel Stay up to date with all the latest news ...

Dublin, Ireland is a travel destination for many reasons, but frozen cherry tomatoes are what’s enticing people to visit a specific bridge in the area.

The fun furore over the jokingly-dubbed Cherry Tomato Bridge has ended after dozens of defrosted cherry tomatoes were swept off onto railway tracks below. Rows of cherry tomatoes were left on the ...

Enniskillen has become the only place in all of Ireland to host The Longest Yarn, which is an 80-metre tapestry exhibition ...

The landmark on Richmond Road in Drumcondra went viral after a few tomatoes mysteriously appeared there over the weekend ...

Both locals and tourists are now making the tongue-in-cheek pilgrimage to Dublin’s “Cherry Tomato Bridge” – or, as it’s called on Google Maps, “the Shrine of the Sacred Cherry Tomatoes of Drumcondra”.

As the world continues down the path of chaotic politics, we can always count on Ireland to cheer us up and restore our faith ...