The first mention of the now-famous cherry tomatoes in Dublin appeared on January 7 on local woman Kelly Earley's Instagram page @KellysRubbish, where she posts photos of rubbish in Dublin.

But once word spread, people started leaving their own “offerings” – whole cherry tomatoes, sliced tomatoes, ketchup packets, even spaghetti. One bold visitor added framed images of AI ...

This spiked peoples’ interest in seeing the cherry tomatoes for themselves and more ... with visitors adding packets of ketchup and framed photos to the mix. Some videos of the phenomenon ...

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 ...

Dublin's Cherry Tomato Bridge has quickly become one of ... The craze has even inspired fans to be creative, with some adding framed photos, packets of ketchup and even tins of chopped tomatoes ...

Dublin's newest tourist attraction in Drumcondra, the 'Cherry Tomato Bridge ... with sachets of ketchup, framed photos, tins of chopped tomatoes, tomato soup, candles and, of course, tomatoes ...

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 ...

(WJW) – 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. According to social media ...