When you visit Dublin you can’t but wonder just how many historic sites this great city has. With every turn there is something to admired and explore. Dublin really has an abundance of historic sites that can be found dotted throughout the city and surrounding areas. In the following article we take a look at just a selection of some of Dublin’s many historic sites that call Dublin home… Dublin Castle Dublin Castle is located in the oldest quarter of Dublin city in the Christchurch area. The original castle was …
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Temple Bar is Dublin’s thriving cultural quarter located on the south bank of the glistening River Liffey. It is a wonderful area nestled in Dublin City Centre and is home to many Irish cultural and art institutions, attracting people from all corners of the world. For further details on Dublin’s vibrant Temple Bar area please read on…. Home to more than 50 cultural organisations, offering an opportunity to experience contemporary arts in some of the most spectacular and innovative cultural venues in the city, it is easy to see why …
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If you’re enthralled by toys and trains, then this is definitely for you! The Dublin Toy and Train Fair is a must for the young and the young at heart. It’s located in the magical setting of Clontarf Castle and the fair runs just four times a year. Read on to find out more… Whether you’re a browser or a buyer, the renowned Dublin Toy and Train Fair is sure to be a great day out! It’s taking place just four times over 2010, so put these dates in your …
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The O2 Arena Dublin has such an action packed calendar of concerts and events taking place this December 2009 that we’ve decided to compile a little guide… Whether you’re looking for rock concerts, comedy shows, operas or musicals, there really is something to suit everyone at the O2. Read on for more… ‘Clubland Live 3′ promises to be one of the best dance nights in town! It will feature live performances from some of the biggest names in club music like Cascada, N-Dubz, Darren Styles and Agnes plus many more. It takes …
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Heading to Dublin city for some Christmas shopping? Then you’ll be glad to know that Dublin City Council have decided that shoppers can avail of free on street parking in the run up to Christmas! This decision is sure to be welcomed by enthusiastic shoppers heading to Dublin for some pre Christmas shopping. It will come into effect in the major shopping streets of the city centre from 2pm every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday up until 27th December. 1,380 on-street car parking spaces will be made available in the …
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Dublin is a historical and contemporary city known for its love of museums and art galleries. A visit to Dublin City certainly reflects this with the huge selection of museums and art galleries to choose from. With a combination of old and new, you are sure to be pleased with what Dublin Museums and Art Galleries has to offer. For further details please read on… The Chester Beatty Library The Chester Beatty Library is an amazing art museum and library which houses a wonderful collection of manuscripts, prints, drawings, miniature …
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With Halloween fast approaching now is the time to decide where you wish to spend Halloween. What better place to visit than the wonderful capital city of Dublin. It has been said that Ireland is where Halloween originated so it is no wonder why Dublin knows just how to throw a proper Halloween party! For further details on Halloween in Dublin please read on…. The City of Dublin will come even more to life to celebrate the ‘end of the harvest season’ and the ‘coming of winter and the Celtic …
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What better way to explore Dublin’s historical sights and landmarks along the River Liffey than with a River Liffey Cruise? Feel the freedom and independence as you cruise along the glistening River Liffey and explore this wonderful city at your leisure. For further details on a Dublin Cruise please read on….   ‘The Liffey River Cruise’ operates between Dublin City Centre and Dublin’s Docklands. A tour guide will talk you through the many sights and sounds of Dublin including the rich history and culture of the city called Dublin. Passengers …
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Whatever takes your fancy this September you can be assured Dublin has it all. From concerts to sporting events, festivals to shows, you name it, Dublin is sure to entertain you this September with a packed feast of entertainment that will satisfy all tastes. The following article takes a look at just a selection of some major events taking place this September in Dublin’s fair city… Electric Picnic 2009 - 4th to 6th September 2009. Electric Picnic is a very exclusive outdoor Irish music festival that has over the years …
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This year Guinness is celebrating to mark the 250-year anniversary of Arthur Guinness signing the lease on Saint James’s Gate Brewery. To mark this historic occasion, The Guinness Storehouse, home of the black stuff, is planning some wonderful celebrations throughout the summer. For further details on The Guinness Storehouse 250 celebration please read on… With a summer long feast of events there is something for everyone to enjoy at The Guinness Storehouse. During the months of June, July and August, visitors to the Guinness Storehouse will be treated to seasons …
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