Samuel Becket Bridge In Dublin At Night. Samuel Beckett Bridge (Irish: Droichead Samuel Beckett) Is A Cable-Stayed Bridge In Dublin That Joins Sir John Rogerson's Quay On The South Side Of The River Liffey To Guild Street And North Wall Quay In The Docklands Area. Constructed By A Graham Hollandia Joint Venture,[3] The Main Span Of The Samuel Beckett Bridge Is Supported By 31 Cable Stays From A Doubly Back-Stayed Single Forward Arc Tubular Tapered Spar, With Decking Provided For Four Traffic And Two Pedestrian Lanes. It Is Also Capable Of Opening Through An Angle Of 90 Degrees Allowing Ships To Pass Through. This Is Achieved Through A Rotational Mechanism Housed In The Base Of The Pylon.nnthe Shape Of The Spar And Its Cables Is Said To Evoke An Image Of A Harp Lying On Its Edge

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