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Cherry Tomatoes of Drumcondra | |
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| Coordinates | 53°21'41.7"N 6°15'33.8"W |
| Crosses | Royal Canal and railway tracks |
| Official name | Shrine of the Sacred Cherry Tomatoes of Drumcondra |
| Other name(s) | Cherry Tomato Bridge |
The Shrine of the Sacred Cherry Tomatoes of Drumcondra, also known as the Cherry Tomato Bridge, is a viral sensation that gained widespread attention in early January 2025. Located in the Drumcondra area of Dublin, Ireland, the bridge became known for cherry tomatoes carefully arranged along its railings, earning it its informal nickname.