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Dublin Travel Guide
Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland and is a popular tourist destination. It is famous for its' vibrant nightlife, amazing scenery and interesting historical sites. The river Liffey divides Dublin into two distinct halves: the Southside of the city and the north. This city is the backdrop to some of the Ireland's defining events and is one of the richest cities of Europe.
Dublin enjoys a mild climate which makes your travel even more pleasant. . The city has two ports that serve as the main points of sea transport with Britain; ferries from France arrive in the southern port of Rosslare. Dublin is also the nation's primary rail hub. Flights, tours and tickets can be booked from Dublin's website. You will find taxis, buses and local trains for travelling in Dublin.
Dublin offers a choice of accommodations, with hotels ranging from the budget to the more luxurious. Those on either a budget or a short-term stay could perhaps be advised to consider the Mount Eccles Court hostel on the elegantly Georgian North Great Georges Street. One of the city's finest hotels is 'The Clarence'. The Shelbourne Hotel offers timeless luxury in a historical setting.
Dublin also has a wide range of restaurants and eateries catering to every kind of palate. This includes everything from traditional Irish restaurants and American-styled diners to Italian pizzerias and Japanese noodle houses. There are many excellent value Indian restaurants around the South William Street area, parallel to Grafton St. No visit to Dublin would be complete without drinks. Pub culture is alive and well in Dublin. Expect to find a pub on almost every corner. In the evenings, and especially the weekends, many pubs can be packed.
Dublin is a beautiful city and has something for every visitor. You will come across friendly and warm people; a great blend of cultures and lifestyles and much more! So, visit Dublin and have fun!
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Shelbourne Dublin News
Old lady of the Green set for a facelift - Independent
9 Feb 2012 at 10:39pm The Shelbourne, on Dublin's Stephen's Green, underwent a multi-million euro refurbishment five years ago. It has long provided a watering hole for the country's political class in the Horseshoe Bar but holes of a different kind have started to appear in ...Read more...
First Hour: Presented by Rachael English and Cathal Mac Coille
9 Feb 2012 at 6:00am Rehiring of retired staff can make sense - Finance Bill uses tax measures to encourage growth and jobs - The investor who's betting on Ireland's recovery - A day of two halves in English football - Greencore news - Community Employment SchemesRead more...
First Hour: Presented by Rachael English and Gavin Jennings
8 Feb 2012 at 6:00am Teenage girl shot dead in Tallaght - Sinn Féin comments on HSE retirements - Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland on measures to reduce alcohol misuse - Young Americans tour - latest on SyriaRead more...
Cottage for ?7,500 in new auction - Irish Times
6 Feb 2012 at 7:12am The properties are part of the ?10.3 million portfolio of buildings on offer at the sale, which will take place at the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin on March 1st. The auction includes 100 lots ranging from investment apartments with tenants already in place ...Read more...
Brian O'Driscoll's wife Amy Huberman to attend Wales game - Belfast Telegraph
2 Feb 2012 at 6:37pm "It was in the Horseshoe Bar in the Shelbourne Hotel. My wife Megan is American and had been living in Ireland for five or six years. We're back over again together this week so Dublin has so many wonderful memories for both of us," he said. But the Swede ...Read more...
