Two extra cities have been added to the Dublin Portal in Poland and Lithuania.
People on North Earl St will be able to see Vilnius in Lithuania and Lublin in Poland.
The livestreams will rotate every 180 seconds, beginning from 1pm today Irish time and forming a global network.
The Vilnius Portal is positioned adjacent to the city's central station, and the Lublin Portal is located on the central city square, Litewski Square.
Lord Mayor of Dublin, James Geoghegan said: “The Portal in Dublin has attracted over 340,000 visitors since its launch in May and has brought a new lease of life to North Earl Street."
“We are delighted to see the network of cities expand to Vilnius and Lublin and look forward to seeing more people enjoy the Portals experience."
Aušrinė Armonaitė, Minister of the Economy and Innovation of Lithuania said: “We can discover how similar we all are through the use of portals, which connect us to a shared network that brings people from different places and cultures closer together. I hope that this idea, which originated in Lithuania, will continue to grow and connect the entire world, allowing people to better understand each other.”
The network rotation is active daily from 1pm to 8pm in Dublin/ 8am to 3pm in NYC/ 2pm to 9pm in Lublin / 3pm to 10pm in Vilnius.
More Portal locations are being added to the network later this year.
