If you’re travelling to Dublin city by ferry from Holyhead, you’ll arrive at one of two ports in Dublin, Dublin Port or Dun Laoghaire. Read on to find out how you get to Dublin hotels from these two ports. Dublin Port Dublin Port is Ireland’s largest and busiest passenger ferryport and can be found just about 3km east of O’Connell Street (Dublin’s main street in the city centre).The port is both located at the north side and south side of the River Liffey. If you’re taking your car to Dublin …
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To be chosen as the Grand Marshall of Ireland’s biggest parade is a huge achievement and this year it’s be given to one of the nation’s greatest athletes of all time. Eamonn Coughlan, Ireland’s 4 time Olympian and world record holder, will proudly lead the St.Patrick’s Day Parade through the streets of Dublin on March 17th. Some of his most notable achievements were winning the an annual indoor one mile race in New York (Coughlan won it a record 7 times!), winning the 5,000 meters at the World Championships in …
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If you love going to the theatre, then you’ll be spoilt for choice in Dublin city as it’s home to a wealth of theatres. Theatres have always played a huge part in Dublin’s social scene, so when you’re here, make sure you pop into one of the following theatres to see some great performances whether it’s a play, an opera, a musical, a concert or a comedy, there’s sure to be something to suit everyone! · Abbey Theatre The Abbey Theatre is also known as The National Theatre of Ireland and …
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Paddy’s day toddlers can now do their own celebrating at this year’s Baby Rave! Read on to find out more… The Baby Rave is a new phenomenon at many festivals nowadays and is proving to be quite popular. It really is a feast for the senses with lights, live DJ, dance mats and interactive toys. Baby Raves are taking the world by storm and are a great place to let your little ones experience sound, light and music while trained dance facilitators will move through the crowd and get everyone to …
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One of rock n’ rolls greatest song-writers and performers has announced a date for Dublin this Summer. Neil Young will take over Malahide Castle, Dublin on the 29th June 2008 and tickets go on sale next Monday 10th March at 9am. About the concert As part of his European Summer Tour 2008, Neil Young will play Malahide Castle Dublin on the 29th June and The Marquee, Cork on June 30th. Born in Toronto, Canada in 1945, Neil Young is world renowned for his folk acoustic rock and his electric hard …
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As predicted, Prince has been added to this Summer’s line up of concerts at Croke Park Dublin. The concert which takes place on June 16th is just one of three concerts in Europe this Summer, where he will perform his greatest hits like ‘Purple Rain’, ‘Rasberry Beret’ and ’1999′ for the very last time to fans. About the concert Prince is bringing his “Greatest Hits for the Very Last Time Tour” to Croke Park Stadium on June 16th. It’s expected that over 80,000 fans will scramble for the tickets which will …
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Make the most of your city break in Dublin and get one of four bus tours operated by Dublin Bus. This really is a great way to get around, you don’t have to worry about finding your way to attractions, simply sit back and the bus will take you there! · City TourThe Dublin City Tour takes in the main attractions like Trinity College, Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, Christchurch, the Guinness Storehouse, the Museum of Modern Art, Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin Zoo, Old Jameson Distillery and the Writer’s Museum to name a …
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Dublin is an enchanting city, teeming with history, culture and attractions. Sightseeing in Dublin is a very enjoyable experience as the city is compact and easy to get around. Here are just 10 of Dublin’s attractions to start you on your way… · Trinity College Trinity College is located at College Green in the heart of the city centre, so it should definitely be at the top of your sightseeing itinerary! It was founded by Queen Elizabeth in 1592 and not alone is it the oldest university in Ireland, but it’s also one of …
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If sightseeing is at the top of your agenda when in Dublin, then it might be worth buying the Dublin Pass. It offers you free entry on up to 30 attractions and when you get to each one – you won’t even have to queue up. In the package you’ll also receive a free airport transfer to the city centre and as if that wasn’t enough, you’ll also be entitled to discounts and savings at many restaurants, shops and cafés all over the city. Read on to find out all …
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Hard rockers Queens of the Stone Age are performing for two sold out concerts in the Ambassador Theatre on the 5th and 6th of February, so if you’re one of the lucky ones who have got a ticket – read on to find out how to the to the venue and where to stay in Dublin. About the band… The Queens of the Stone Age are a rock band from Calafornia who have been taking the music world by storm since they started performing in 1997. Originally called ‘Gama Ray’, The …
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