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Irish Whiskey CornerWhiskey has been distilled in Ireland for over 1,000 years, using a process originally invented in the Middle East for distilling perfume. The story of whiskey and its making is told in the Irish Whiskey Corner, in part of the old Bow Street distillery complex founded in 1780. All kinds of artefacts are there, calico bags for barley samples, clogs worn by the workers, the tools used for making the wooden casks, even a list of nick-names of Dublin whiskey workers. |  |
Dublins Viking AdventureVisitors travel through time at Dublin's Viking Adventure which is an interactive experience of life in Viking Dublin. Walk the narrow streets of the Viking town of Dyflin. The Viking adventure also has a collection of artefacts discovered during the excavation of the site. |  |
Rathfarnham CastleThe date of the foundation of the Castle is uncertain, but recent research would suggest 1583 as the most likely date. It was built by Adam Loftus, a Yorkshireman. The Castle has a colourful and interesting history with 18th century interiors by Sir William Chambers and James Athenian Stuart and was declared a National Monument in the mid-1980s. |  |
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Kehoe'sKehoe's, is a traditional Dublin Pub, located on South Anne Street just of Grafton Street. One of Dublin's busiest boozers before the advent of the superpub a decade ago, it has remained a popular bar with college students and the trendier type of Dublin punter.
The bar is decorated in the style of an old Dublin pub, with stylish wood fittings, a very narrow bar and an intimate snug at the front and a bigger snug at the back. |  |
Marsh's LibraryFounded in 1701, Marsh's Library was the first public library in Ireland and celebrated its 300th anniversary in 2001. The library contains over 25,000 books relating to the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, covering medicine, law, science, travel, navigation, mathematics, music, surveying and classical literature. . |  |
Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre DublinDalkey Castle and Heritage Centre is found in the Medieval Goat Castle. Visitors can climb the battlements for the good views of Dublin. Next to the castle is an early Christian church and graveyard St. |  |
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Cafe en SeineCafe en Seine was designed with a decadent art deco theme, the bar's interior design features a Louis XIVth bust, a French Hotel lift, and a beautiful glass atrium with 40ft trees. Cafe en Seine has three floors each with a bar and the first floor features a grand piano. The walls are decorated with murals and large mirrors and brass chandeliers hang from the ceiling. |  |
Temple Bar Gallery & StudiosUndoubtedly Dublin's finest contemporary gallery, with the most enviable location in the city. TBG&S, as it is known, was established by arty pioneers when rents were cheap and the area was destined to become a bus station. Thankfully, the gods of urban design had a very different fate in mind, and now the gallery is the flagship of the city's official cultural quarter. |  |
City Tour Hop On - Hop OffThe Dublin Tour has been carefully designed to give you the freedom to explore and experience the history and culture of Dublin at your leisure. We visit all the main Dublin attractions along our route and these include Dublin Zoo and Trinity College (home of the Book of Kells). Our entertaining Dublin tour guides, who are all accredited by Failte Ireland, will show you the city as only a native can. |  |
The Four CourtsDesigned by James Gandon. Built from 1786 and 1802, the Four Courts, and the Custom House, are the finest neoclassical architecture in the city of Dublin. In 1916 the four courts was fired on by British troops and in 1922 Michael Collins shelled the building. |
TripodDublin's newest live music venue opens it's doors this September. Three venue spaces in one. 1300 capacity live music venue, 250 capacity bar & 250 capacity club State of the art Funktion One sound system and balcony seating with private booths. |  |
Dublin CastleDublin Castle is more of a palace than a castle and is currently used to entertain heads of state. Guided tours of the State Apartments, the Chapel Royal and the Undercroft, where the ancient city walls join the castle, are available. . |  |
Lusk Heritage CentreLusk Heritage Centre comprises a round tower, a medieval belfry and a 19th century church. They form a unit, although they were built over a period of almost a thousand years. The belfry now houses an exhibition on medieval churches of North County Dublin and also the magnificent 16th century effigy tomb of Sir Christopher Barnewall and his wife Marion Sharl. |  |
Pearse MuseumThe Pearse Museum (Irish: Músaem na bPiarsach) is dedicated to the memory of Patrick Pearse, educationalist and nationalist who was executed for his part in the 1916 Rising. It is situated in the suburb of Rathfarnham on the south side of Dublin, Ireland. It was formerly the home of Pearse's experimental school, St. |  |
Bank of Ireland - House of LordsThe Irish House of Lords was the upper house of the Parliament of Ireland that existed from mediæval times until 1800. It was abolished along with the Irish House of Commons by the Act of Union. Today the 18th century Irish Parliament building on College Green in Dublin is an office of the commercial Bank of Ireland and visitors can view the Irish House of Lords chamber within the building. |  |
Patrick Guilbaud RestaurantIreland's most award winning restaurant, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, is situated in the stunning surroundings of The Merrion Hotel with magnificent views overlooking The Merrion's delightful gardens.
Patrick Guilbaud's pursuit of perfection is noticeable in the delicious, immaculately presented dishes prepared from the finest Irish ingredients. |  |
The ExchangeThe Westin Dublin's renovation of a former Allied Irish Bank is a grand 5-star affair overlooking Trinity College Green. A fine example of art deco elegance, the airy ground floor a la carte Exchange restaurant serves simple dishes of fresh A-grade Irish ingredients, with an international flavour. The Irish beef tenderloin with duck foie gras, Dover sole meuniere, and poached seabass come highly recommended. |  |
Newbridge HouseThis delightful 18th century manor is set on 350 acres of park land, twelve miles north of the city centre, and boasts one of the finest Georgian interiors in Ireland. Each room open to the public has its own style of antique and original furniture - indeed the house appears more or less as it did 150 years ago.
The house was built in 1737, to a design by Richard Castle, for the Archbishop of Dublin, and contains elaborate stucco plaster-work by Robert West. |  |
1916 Rebellion Walking ToursIn 1916 a small band of armed insurrectionists declared Ireland a Republic. This event is known as the Easter Rising, a violent battle which resulted in many deaths and the destruction of many parts of Dublin.
Lorcan Collins & Conor Kostick, authors of The Easter Rising and Shane MacThomais will take you to the relevant sites of the Rebellion in Dublin, Ireland, to give you an understanding of this historic occasion which precipitated the formation of the Irish Republic. |  |
Leinster HouseLeinster House (Irish: Teach Laighean) is the former ducal residence in Dublin of the Duke of Leinster, that has served since 1922 as the parliament building of the Irish Free State and the Republic of Ireland. It served as the headquarters of the Royal Dublin Society until 1922. The society's famous Dublin Spring Show and Dublin Horse Show were held on its Leinster Lawn, facing Merrion Square. |  |
Corkagh Park FisheryThe lakes at Corkagh Park Fishery are the biggest leisure angling lakes in Dublin. Opened in June of 2004, this superb fishery comprises two lakes that together form approximately seven acres of fishing space.
The lakes are easily accessible for disabled anglers with several fishing stands and piers located around both lakes. |  |
Dublinia ChristchurchThe Dublinia exhibition covers the formative period of Dublin's history from the arrival of the Anglo-Normans in 1170 to the closure of the monasteries in the 1540s. There are many exhibits here which include videos, models and reconstructions. The ground floor houses a large-scale model of Dublin around 1500, a display of artifacts from Wood Quay, and reconstructions. |  |
Fry Model Railway MuseumThe Fry Model Railway is a unique collection of handmade models of Irish trains, from the beginning of rail travel to modern times. One of the world’s largest miniature railways, the exhibition is unique in that it is a working railway covering an area of 2,500 sq. feet. |  |
North Bull IslandA 300 hectare island in Dublin Bay formed after the construction of the Bull Wall in the 1820's.
It is now a Nature Reserve and Bird Sanctuary of international importance with up to 25,000 wading birds using the area in Winter.
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Visitors Centre is open 7 days a week, 10. |  |
Fernhill GardensFernhill is a garden where the plants come first, not the architecture. Covering some forty acres in a superb location overlooking Dublin Bay, it contains a comprehensive collection of trees and shrubs in an informal 'Robinsonian' layout that adapts the plants to the terrain. |  |
Ashtown CastleAshtown Castle is a fortified house in the Phoenix Park. It was found hidden within the walls of a much larger and more recent building that was being used by the Papal Nuncio until 1978. At that time, the more recent and larger building was deemed structurally irreparable due to dry rot. |  |
Irish Cycling SafarisLong established, award winning company that organises cycling tours in Ireland.
We offer visitors the opportunity to explore Dublin on two wheels with our Guided Cycling Tours of South Dublin Coastline and Phoenix Park. These tours include bike hire and guides escorting the group. |  |
Peter's PubSouth William Street has become a very trendy spot of late, originally the thoroughfare for Dublin's rag trade, it is now dotted with trendy new bars, nightclubs and cafes. This has made no dent on Peters Pub custom, in fact its one of those traditional pubs that has thrived on all the new business coming through South William Street. |  |
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