Not familiar with Dublin City Centre? Perhaps it is your first visit? Whatever the reason a visit to the local tourist office in Dublin is a must. There are four tourist offices located in Dublin, for further details please read on… 1. Dublin Tourism Office - Suffolk Street. Dublin Tourism is located in the magnificent Saint Andrew’s Church located in Suffolk Street just around the corner from Grafton Street. Here you can pick up some complimentary leaflets and brochures and purchase some of the more detailed guides and maps available …
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If you are a soccer fan, you certainly will be aware that Dublin was recently chosen as the venue city for the 40th UEFA Cup Final! The match to decide the destination of the glittering prize for one of the two main European football trophies will be hosted at the brand new Aviva Stadium (formerly Lansdowne Road) in Dublin during May 2011. Read on for more… It was confirmed to the world’s media at the end of January 2009 that Dublin City Council and the Football Association of Ireland had …
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Not only is Dublin a wonderful city to visit in terms of what attractions to see, but there are also some wonderful aspects of Irish culture that you can sample too! You can savour the sights and sounds of Irish Traditional Music at venues throughout the year in Dublin. Read on for more about the best venues in the city to enjoy this fabulous demonstration of our Irish culture, and where the passionate music will have you tapping your feet all night long… The Irish House Party at the Lansdowne HotelFor …
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Dublin has much to offer and in the current economic climate you will be happy to hear there are so many free things to do in Dublin’s fair city. Read our guide and find out what you can do in Dublin for FREE….     1. National Museum of Ireland The National Museum of Ireland has three branches in Dublin and each offer free admission, The Archaeology and History Museum 2. Dublin Castle Dublin Castle is situated in the very heart of Dublin’s Historic City Centre quarter just a five …
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When you think of Dublin, you probably think of Trinity College, Croke Park, the River Liffey, and all of the tourist attractions associated with the Fair City. However, you may not know that the city is home to several attractive markets where you can pass the time browsing at the stalls, and if you are going to buy then strike a bargain with the stall owner! Read on for more about our guide to Dublin’s Markets… Whether its organic fruit and vegetables, homemade sweets and chocolate or antique ornaments or furniture, the …
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Fairyhouse, County Meath is the scene for one of the most important steeplechase races for horses in the Republic of Ireland. The “Big Race” is part of the Fairyhouse Easter Festival Race Meeting and always takes place on Easter Monday. Have a look at our brief guide for some interesting facts about the race… The first Irish Grand National was held in Fairyhouse in 1870, and was won by a horse called Sir Robert Peel. The Irish Grand National has only been cancelled twice in its long and glorious history. …
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There are many exhibitions taking place in Dublin over the coming months. You can learn about the birth of the detective story, or see some stunning pieces of jewellery, see illustrations for fairytales, check out Spanish photography or American Art. Have a look at our brief guide for a bit more detail… The Body in the Library - The Great Detectives Venue: Trinity College Library, College Street, Dublin 2. Ends: 14.06.2024 Admission charges apply: please see the Trinity College website for further details. This exhibition looks at how detective stories …
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Legendary performer Rod Stewart is now in the fifth (yes fifth!) decade of a wonderful career that has spanned many hit singles worldwide. Rod will be enthralling the crowds at the RDS Arena Dublin on Sunday July 5th with his wonderful and energetic live show. Read on for more… Rod (Roderick David) Stewart was born in London of Scottish and English parentage in 1945, and has had a singing career that has spanned five decades. His musical styles are varied, ranging from the 1960′s mod movement, to blues-rock and pop, and in …
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When you are in Dublin, make sure you check out some of the traditional Irish pubs that have a welcoming ambiance and most importantly, serve a great pint of the black stuff (Guinness)! We have put together a list of the top 10 traditional public houses in Dublin City that are well worth a visit for a good pint and great craic! Read on for more… 1. The Stag’s Head. Located on Dame Street, this pub has a great tradition - indeed it was the first pub to have electricity connected in the …
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Dublin City and the O2 Arena will certainly be buzzing on Saturday March 21st, when local boy and challenger Bernard Dunne takes on the World champion, Ricardo “El Maestrito” Cordoba for the WBA Super Bantamweight Title. This is the first World Championship fight to be held in Ireland since 1996. Read on for more about this much anticipated night of excitement for Irish boxing… Dublin born boxer Bernard Dunne will be challenging for the prize of WBA Super Bantamweight Champion of the world when he takes on the World Champion Cordoba in …
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