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In three days you are going to see a lot of Dublin, more than most Dubliners have even seen! This post builds on my 2 Days in Dublin Itinerary. Read that if you haven't already. Two Days in Dublin- What To Do By A Local Tour GuideIn two
My Night Out In Dublin Last Tuesday You don't have to come to Dublin on a weekend to have fun. Our capital city is buzzing every night of the week these days. In fact, I'd even say it's more enjoyable during the week because
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Planning where to stay in Dublin? Start here. I'm a walking tour guide and I'm in hotels in Dublin all the time meeting guests. I hear the struggles that folks have in picking a hotel and I also notice the things guests care about: noise levels,
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A reader asked me if I knew of any hotels in central Dublin close to Trinity College with 3 beds in the room. There's not many hotels with 3 beds, so choice is limited. On the bright side, the hotels that have them are excellent hotels. This post
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I had to fly to the US recently I flew with American Airlines via Charlotte on the outbound and via Philadelphia on the return. Dublin Airport shone, but American's flight attendants didn't. This post has affiliate links where we earn a commission at no cost to
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This is a gentle stroll through one of the most beautiful parts of Dublin that will make you feel like a Dubliner, not a tourist. It's just 20 minutes from the city by train but a different world here. The Sea tour goes through four coastal villages that
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Are You Flying Over Night From the US? "My flight lands in Dublin at 5am but I can't check in to my hotel until 3pm, what should I do?" I've flown from the US to Ireland more than 100 times. I fully understand the
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Dublin was founded in 988. Has seen Viking invasions, British occupations, rebellions, famines, emigration, sports. And we have museums for all of them Here are my reviews of the best of these museums. I personally visited them and took all these photos. Accurate information by a Dublin local. I give
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Getting Around Dublin I barely drive in Dublin anymore. I only average 4,000 kilometers per year because I use public transport so much. It's less stressful and it's cheap. Most visitors overthink Dublin transport. The city centre is small, you can walk between all the
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Traditional Irish Music is getting harder to find in Dublin unfortunately. Yes, you'll hear it in Temple Bar & the Brazen Head, but that's Irish music performed for tourists, not by Irish people for Irish people. That's how you know it's real
I just read (yet) another what to wear in Ireland question. I think people over complicate it. Our weather is not as drastic as it can be made out. The beauty of Irish weather is that it never gets too hot or too cold. Think Seattle except Dublin gets 30%
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Airport hotels drum up images of engine noise & industrial surroundings. But not in Dublin. This is your view from my recommended Dublin Airport hotel. This is the Grand Hotel in Malahide, a four star hotel just 15 minutes from Dublin Airport. It's so close to the airport,