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Dublin

One of the most popular capitals in Europe, Dublin is a city steeped in history. Huddled together within a small vicinity you’ll find Viking remains, medieval cathedrals and churches, Georgian squares and excellent museums. But it’s not just about buildings – music, theatre, literature and pubs play just as strong a part in Dublin’s atmosphere. These highlights are the must-sees for any visitor who wants to truly capture the variety and vibrancy of the city.

  • Excellent food in a very convivial atmosphere in the heart of Temple Bar. If there's more than two of you, though, you will need to book.

  • The best place to eat wings - anywhere!!

    As an amateur conoisseur of chicken wings I can tell you that these are the best - no words can accurately describe their greatness. Don't be put off if you don't like to use your fingers to eat (fingerbowls are provided anyway) - there are plenty of other tasty items on the menu. The salads are very tasty - we like to share a main course salad as a side dish between a few of us. Burgers are very filling - especially the Elephant Burger!

    There's a nice Pinot Grigio on the wine list that seems to go with everything plus they offer cute elderflower and ginger drinks too for the tee-totallers.

    I don't think I've ever made it to dessert here so can't comment - coffees are good and they used to also serve bowls of coffee & hot chocolate (as they do in Europe) which I always thought was a lovely touch.

    Situated right in the heart of Temple Bar, you can go for a long walk about to walk off the meal when you've finished!

  • Gallic Kitchen

    Famed for their breakfast dishes and fabulous lunches, you can get everything from sweet and savory pastries to take away quiche for an unforgettable picnic lunch.

  • Wander around Grafton Street with lively high end shopping emporia and street theatre, take a break in a coffee shop and take a walk around the side streets and in Stephens Green at the south end of the street.

  • Interesting attraction at which you can learn about the history of Guinness and get a sample at the end!

  • Located in the heart of St. Jame's Gate Brewery, it is the No. 1 attraction of both Irish and International visitors alike. Just a short walk from the Dublin Town Centre, learn about the incredible history and making of one of the most popular beer's in the world.

  • For an alternative amusing look at Dublin and the Irish in general see Hidden Dublin www.hidden-dublin.com It covers many attractions and street festivals.

  • Irish House Party

    The Irish House Party is completely unique in Dublin. Unlike any other traditional Irish music night in the city, it is organized and hosted by traditional Irish musicians and dancers in an intimate and homely setting.

    The Irish House Party includes a delicious four course dinner from a choice menu, live traditional Irish music with all-Ireland champion musicians and dancers, a humourous introduction to Irish music and writers,entertaining stories about Dublin and its unique characters, learning a song in the Irish language with a song book for each guest, trying some simple Irish dancing, singalongs, house guest party pieces where guests are encouraged to perform

  • Very friendly and comfortable hotel in the heart of Dublin. The Hotel is convenient for shopping and transport links to the many attractions this vibrant and historical city has to offer.

  • Jurys Croke Hotel

    Jurys Croke Park Hotel is located on Jones’s Road, directly facing the 82,300 capacity Croke Park Stadium. This Dublin hotel has a sleek, contemporary design, wonderful bedrooms and great bathrooms, 3 dedicated meeting rooms and a business centre with superb IT facilities – making the Jurys Croke Park Hotel the ideal location for work, city breaks, sporting events and conferences. Of all the Dublin hotels, only one can offer you an unrivalled stay right beside a legendary stadium, and a location which is 10 minutes from the city centre on the airport side of town.

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