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Paddywagon Tours
Dept. Paddy’s Palace Hostel, 5 Beresford Place, Lwr Gardiner St, D1, t. (+353) (0)1 823 0822, www.paddywagontours.com Paddywagon Tours is Ireland’s most loved tour company. Offering award winning Day Tours from Dublin to the most famous destinations in Ireland including Cliffs of Moher, Giants Causeway, Belfast, Kilkenny and many more. Paddywagon also offer longer tours […]
Read MoreTHE CONFESSION BOX
88 Marlborough Street, D1, t. +353 (0)1 828 0028. Winners of Best Pint Dublin 2014,2015, Best Pub in Dublin 2016, Best Bar 2017, and our Monica won Best Bar Person 2017! During the 1919-21 War of Independence rebel volunteers under Michael Collins sought refuge inthispublichouse.‘The Maid of Erin’, as it was then called, was used […]
Read MoreJAMESON DISTILLERY BOW ST.
Bow St., Smith eld, Dublin 7, t.(+353) (0)1 807 2355, Luas Smith eld In 1780 John Jameson threw open the doors of his distillery on Bow St.. Over 200 years later, the doors are still open – to friends old and new. With plenty of unique experiences available, join us for a tour and tasting, […]
Read MoreSt. Michan's Church
Built in 1685, on the site of – by some 600 years – the oldest church on Dublin’s North Side, this Church of Ireland parish houses what must be the city’s most extraordinary attraction. Due to an unusual combination of magnesium salts in limestone, the crypts beneath the church are without any moisture, resulting in […]
Read MoreDublin City Hall
Dame St, D2, t. (+353) (0)1 222 2204, cityhall@dublincity.ie, www.dublincityhall.ie The magnificent City Hall, formerly a financial centre for the merchants of Dublin, became the centre of municipal government in 1852. An outstanding example of the Georgian architecture for which Dublin is world-renowned, the spectacular entrance hall or Rotunda can be hired as a venue […]
Read MoreGaiety Theatre
A visit to Dublin wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Gaiety Theatre. Since 1871, it has entertained visitors with musicals, drama, comedy, dance, and pantomime. This year, it hosts John B. Keane’s, ‘Big Maggie’ until 12th March. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s hilarious sell-out hit, ‘Breaking Dad’, returns from 14th – 26th March. Alfred Hitchcock’s, West End show ‘The 39 Steps’, runs from 29th March – 2nd April. Song & dance […]
Read MoreJames Joyce Centre
35 North Great George’s Street, D1, T. (+353) (0) 1 878 8547, www.jamesjoyce.ie Housed in a stunning 18th Century Georgian building, the James Joyce Centre is dedicated to the life and works of iconic writer James Joyce. Set over three floors, the Centre covers Joyce’s life and works, giving insight into Dublin in the early […]
Read MoreCROKE PARK – GAA MUSEUM, STADIUM TOUR AND ERICSSON SKYLINE TOUR
Croke Park, St. Joseph’s Avenue, D3, t. (+353) (0)1 819 2323, www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseumDiscover the heart of who we are! The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) represents our unique national games of hurling and Gaelic football. The GAA is in our DNA. It’s what we love. It’s what we do. To truly understand the Irish, a visit to […]
Read MoreThe National Museum of Ireland-Decorative Arts & History, Collins Barracks
Benburb Street, D7 Collins Barracks features fascinating exhibits on Irish militar y history. Also view fine examples of silver, ceramics, glassware, furniture, folklife, clothing, jewellery and coins. Open: Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun-Mon 1pm-5pm. Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Read MoreSaint Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick’s Close, off Patrick St, D8, t. (+353) (0)1 453 9472, www.stpatrickscathedral.ie. Over 800 years old, Ireland’s largest church and the island’s National Cathedral for the Church of Ireland was founded beside a sacred well where Saint Patrick is said to have converted pagans to Christianity. Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels, was Dean […]
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