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| National Library of Ireland Kildare Street, Dublin, 2 |  |
If you're coming to Ireland to research your roots, this library should be one of your first stops (along with the Heraldic Museum; see below). It has thousands of volumes and records that yield ancestral information. Op... more
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| Feis Ceoil 37 Molesworth Street, Ballsbridge, Dublin, 2 | |
Through the decades almost every Irish musician has performed in Feis Ceoil, which provides them with their first platform. John McCormack's wonderful career began when he won the Gold Medal for the Tenor Competition in ... more
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| Hill of Tara 20 miles from Dublin, Kilmessan Village, 20 | |
The Hill of Tara is reputed to allow a glimpse of no less than 25% of the Irish mainland. On a clear day you will believe this. That is, if you can brave the ups and downs of the quite rough landscape. There are no prope... more
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| Martello Tower Sandycove, Dublin | |
was completed in February 1999. It captures a period of much development in the Dún Laoghaire area with four large cranes engaged in the construction of apartments and offices in and around the Town. This drawing ... more
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| Historical Walking Tours of Dublin Throughout the city, Dublin | |
Few cities wear history on its sleeve like Dublin does and a guided walk through its streets is the best introduction to its many delights and stories! Dublin combines a medieval city with the most stately of eighteenth ... more
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| Dublin Literary Pub Crawl 9 Duke Street, Duke Pub (Starting point), Dublin, 2 | |
Pub is short for public house, and those who run pubs are publicans. Historically there were times when pubs were combination grocer's/alehouse; and while this practice may have faded in most major towns and cities, you ... more
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| Dublin Theatre Festival 44 E Essex Street, Dublin, 2 | |
Productions are drawn from all corners of the globe. The Abbey and the Gate theatres will present theatre premieres, award-winning plays and work by young directors. In addition there will be a showcase of works by women... more
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| Hollystown Golf Club Hollystown, Dublin, 15 | |
Hollystown has been designed to offer golfers an enjoyable experience with enough of a challenge to ensure a win is well earned. An inviting green fees only policy gives this superb golfing facility a novel attraction. S... more
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| Meeting House Square Eustace Street, Dublin, 2 | |
The development of Temple Bar as a cultural quarter was the inspiration for the creation of this innovative city square. Surrounded on all sides by contemporary architecture, the square is used for outdoor films, concert... more
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| Dublin Writers Museum 18 Great Denmark Street, Dublin, 1 | |
I was interested to visit the Dublin Writers Museum as I was aware the city had a strong literary tradition but knew very little about it other than James Joyce. I was most surprised to learn that Bram Stoker, author of ... more
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