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 bridge in Dublin during the cold snap and had frozen over – sparking huge interest that went viral.

If you're chronically online, or a Drumcondra local, you're likely to have come across Dublin's hottest attraction of 2025: Cherry Tomato Bridge. What started as a few loose cherry tomatoes on a bridge in Drumcondra has become a kind of tomato-based shrine, with fans adding packets of ketchup, framed photos, and tins of chopped tomatoes to the mix.

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It's thought to have all begun during the recent cold spell of weather, when a photo was taken of some cherry tomatoes that had frozen on the bridge in the icy temperatures.

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A pile of cherry tomatoes on a bridge in Drumcondra, Dublin has emerged as an unlikely but wholesome new attraction.