Dublin is more than Temple Bar, Book of Kells & Guinness. It is a city made up of gorgeous coastal villages & parks. A side of Dublin most visitors don't even know exists. Dalkey, Howth, Killiney, Dun Laoghaire, the Phoenix Park. Dublin's the only capital city in the world inside a UNESCO Biosphere!
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Is St. Patrick's Cathedral Worth Visiting? I'm a tour guide who loves tours because they bring places alive. Churches are not exciting places, let's be realistic here, and it's the tour guides who make them worth visiting. But I just wasn'
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Is the National Museum of Ireland Worth Visiting? Last Saturday morning I found myself with two hours to kill between my walking tours in Dublin and I went to the National Museum on Kildare Street. I've been watching Vikings on Netflix recently and figured I'd go
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The Howth Cliff Walk You don't have to drive to the other side of Ireland to see cliffs! They're right here in Dublin. Howth is a fishing village with a gorgeous cliff walk & scenery that'll make you forget you're in a
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What Is the EPIC Museum in Dublin? EPIC is Ireland's emigration museum. It tells the story of the 10 million Irish people who left Ireland over the centuries and how they shaped the world. The museum covers everything from why we had to leave Ireland, where we settled,
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This is the best tour that I've done in Dublin! You spend an hour on the water seeing beautiful Dublin Bay on the Goat Boat. You'll see seals, sea birds, and if you're lucky, dolphins and porpoises. The captain will give a running commentary.
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Welcome To The US (in Dublin) When you fly from Dublin to the US, Dublin Airport's US Preclearance facility lets you clear US immigration and customs right here in Dublin. Here's what it means for you: * You land in the US as a domestic passenger. * It&
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I see this question asked frequently on Irish travel groups. I'm a Dubliner, born and bred, and will give you my thoughts here. Disclaimer: I'm a 6'3" man who grew up in Dublin, knows the city & its characters well, so my experience
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The Leinster is a 55 room gorgeously designed hotel in a more refined part of Dublin City Centre. Government buildings, art museums, parks and upscale neighborhoods are within a few minutes walk of the Leinster. The Lobby & First Impressions As soon as you walk in, you're not
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Founded By Vikings Dublin is a Viking city founded in 988. Vikings were good at trade, bad at laying out cities. Today Dublin is still a tangle of winding streets that confuse tourists. My solution is walking routes that follow one main street each. Think of them like a walking
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I'm writing this from my home office where I am fortunate enough to look out at Dublin Bay and see the endless flotilla of ships passing that remind me that we live on an island. So yesterday, I did a day trip to Holyhead and it cost just
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Portmarnock Resort & Golf Links Portmarnock is a coastal village 40 minutes from Dublin City and importantly only 20 minutes to Dublin Airport. I recommend staying here the night before you fly home instead of going into Dublin City. It's calmer, a nice relaxing way to end your