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 Visit Dublin - It has a culture that grabs you
when you arrive, enthralls you during your stay and entices you back time
and time again. The atmosphere, personality and character of the city gives
you an experience and memories you will never forget. Dublin has a wealth of
historically significant and fascinating sights to explore. |
| Our most popular Tours Dublin |
 Traditional
Irish Musical Pub CrawlThe Temple Bar area is full of character and charm. On this unique musical pub crawl you'll boogie around the area for over two hours. Listen to traditional Irish songs performed by two talented Irish musicians. They will also show you some of the most famous and vibrant Irish bars in Dublin including Oliver St. John Gogarty's, Ha'penny Bridge Inn and Isoldes Tower. It's considered good advice to wear your singing pants! Click here for more information and Booking Details » |
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Tour to Cork, Blarney Castle and The Queenstown StoryA full day rail tour to Ireland's southern capital, Cork. Visit the "Queenstown Story" Heritage Center and Cork Harbor, famous as the Titanic's last port of call. One of your highlights today includes a visit to the Blarney Castle where you can kiss the famous Blarney Stone. Click here for more information and Booking Details » |
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| Shopping Dublin - Grafton Street. Grafton Street is one of Dublin's most prominent shopping districts. |
| Our most popular Hotels Dublin |
 Deer Park Hotel & Golf Courses Howth
 This hotel, only 9 miles from Dublin city and airport, features Ireland's largest golf complex. H.G. Wells described the uninterrupted vista of spectacular coastline as 'the finest view west of Naples'. The Deer Park Hotel Golf & Spa is set in 450 acres of tranquil parkland overlooking the sea near the picturesque fishing village of Howth. The hotel is situated in the grounds of Howth Castle and surrounded by its own 4 golf courses. Cliff paths lead around the coastline, through Howth village and its ruined abbey, and past Baily Lighthouse. Howth's pubs, fine food and charming character make it a pleasant outing from Dublin. The hotel is situated in Howth Castle Demesne, home to the famous Rhododendron Gardens which are a spectacular sight when in flower during late April, May and June. |
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| The sights, sounds and shakers that make Dublin a
standout Dublin is a city with over a thousand years of history and with a mixture of key developments to the city’s infrastructure; it has created a dynamic, cosmopolitan town that has one of the youngest population’s in Europe. Dublin continues to enhance the visitor’s experience by further improving what it has to offer, whether it is with the addition of new attractions or being in the forefront of emerging technologies to make it easier for tourists to enjoy the city to the fullest. It is no surprise that Dublin is the third most popular city in Europe, based on bed nights. The total number of arrivals surpassed 4 million in 2005, with visitors staying a lengthy 4.7 nights. Over 60 per cent of those visiting Dublin are choosing to experience Ireland by only staying in the city, and more than 50 per cent return for a second visit. According to Dublin Tourism’s CEO Frank Magee, who was recently in Sydney to attend Tourism Ireland’s Trade Mission, said hotels in the city are also benefiting from the regular arrivals, with 74 per cent occupancy recorded across the board, and with a variety of accommodation types ranging from five star hotels to backpacker hostels, there is something to suit every traveller or budget requirement. |
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