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Guiness Brewery:
... = Guinness, Guinness= Dublin. You cant separate the two! You're surrounded everywhere you go by advertising, souvenirs and the fact that the brewery covers rather a large area of the city! So a visit to the Guinness Store House is almost obligatory, its rather an imposing building, part of the still working brewery which stills produces 10 million pints of the stuff EVERY DAY and its a massive 7 seven s... Read the full review: THE DEVILS OWN DRINK!! by Emma1973 |
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St Patrick's Cathedral Ireland's largest church / Sightseeing National / St Patrick's Cathedral / stands on what is probably the oldest Christian site in Ireland. A wooden church was built here in the fifth century after Ireland's patron saint St Patrick baptised his first Christian converts at a well on the site. Patrick ... |
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St Michan's Church Church St / Sightseeing National / Dublin 7. |
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St Mary's Church Mary St / Sightseeing National / Dublin 1. |
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Pro-Cathedral Marlboro St / Sightseeing National / Dublin 1. |
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Christ Church Cathedral Lord Edward St / Sightseeing National / Dublin 2. |
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Dublinia Located beside Christ Churches / Sightseeing National / Temples Cathedral / Dvblinia is a multi-media presentation of Dublin's medieval heritage. The audio-visual tour features reconstructions of medieval scenes which bring the era to life on the ground floor. Upstairs visitors will find a 16th century model... |
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The Four Courts Designed by James Gandon / Sightseeing National / the Four Courts is one of Ireland's architectural treasures. Built between 1786 and 1802 / the Four Courts along with the Custom House are considered to be the best examples of neoclassical architecture in the city. Inns Quay / Dublin 8 / Fon: 01 872 5555. |
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Leinster House Leinster House is the home of two houses of the Irish Oireachtas (parliament) / Sightseeing National / the lower house, the Dail, and the upper house, the Seanad. Built in 1745 for the Duke of Leinster it was designed by Richard Cassels and it is said that James Hoban, designer of the White House in Washington D... |
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Dublin Castle Sightseeing National / Dublin Castle has played a pivotal role in Irish history and government for over a millennium. In the 9th century the Vikings established a hill fort on the site. It was replaced with a Norman castle in 1204. All that now remains of the 13th century castle is the Record Tower. Dame Street ... overall rating  (1 review)
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Maritime Museum of Ireland ... ~ I’ve lived here in Dublin for over twenty years now, and it was only recently that I discovered that this small museum, the Maritime Museum of Ireland, even existed. I was stuck out in a seaside suburb of Dublin, Dun Loghaire, (where the ferries from Holyhead in Wales arrive) waiting for a fare to the airport in my taxi, and with an hour to kill. So the weather being rather pleasant, (a rare enough occurrence this year!) I parked up and went for a wee wander to take the sea air. ~ ~ The Maritime Museum is located in an old church called (wait for it) the Mariner’s Church, up a small side street called Haigh Terrace, just off the Dun Loghaire main stree... Read the full review: Yo Ho Ho And A Bottle Of Rum by kenjohn |
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Kilmainham Jail ... ~ It would in all probability never even cross your mind to visit a prison as a “tourist attraction” when visiting a strange city. But if you ever find yourself here in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, then to leave without visiting what is probably one of the most famous prisons in Europe, Kilmainham Gaol, would be a serious omission from your agenda. No other place in the city will give you quite such an insight into why it is the Irish are so proud of their independence, and I guarantee that you wont leave without feeling the full weight of Irish history bearing down on your shoulders. ~ ~ Kilmainham Gaol is situated in the Inchicore area of the city... Read the full review: Permission To Shoot The Dying Prisoner Sir by kenjohn |
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Drimnagh Castle ... Road”, the main road west out of Dublin. In fact, Drimnagh isn’t really a village these days, being only about three miles or so from the City Centre, and is now more just a part of the city itself. ~ ~ The Castle was built in the 13th Century for a family called the Barnewalls, a Norman family who had settled here in Ireland, and who owned vast tracts of land, including all of the area that now consists of the Dublin suburbs of Ballyfermot and Terenure. It was actually lived in right up until 1954, the last residents being a family called the Hatches, who managed and ran a dairy farm in its grounds. In 1954, the Christian Brothers bought the land an... Read the full review: Take Time To Smell The Roses by kenjohn |
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