Irish: portobello Cuan Aoibhinn, means ‘lovely harbour” is an area of Dublin in Ireland, inside the southern downtown area and limited toward the south by the Grand Canal. It appeared as a little suburb south of the city in the eighteenth 100 years, focused on Richmond Road. It was completely developed in the next century, transforming private estates and farmland into solid Victorian red-bricked living quarters for the middle class on larger streets and terraced housing for the working class along the canal.