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Georgian terraces along Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland

The Dublin square where Oscar Wilde reclines in bronze — and Georgian history comes alive

Dublin, Georgian Dublin / mylocaldublin

Merrion Square was a private park for Dublin’s elite for nearly 200 years. Today it’s open to all — and it’s home to the Oscar Wilde statue, the National Gallery, and the city’s most beautiful Georgian terraces. Plus, get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The 800-year-old castle with a ghost, a dungeon and a DART stop — 30 minutes from Dublin

Day Trips from Dublin / mylocaldublin

Malahide Castle is one of Ireland’s oldest medieval fortresses — and it’s just 30 minutes from Dublin city centre on the DART. Here’s everything you need to know — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The bridge Dubliners crossed for a halfpenny — and why it still stops everyone in their tracks

Temple Bar / mylocaldublin

Ha’penny Bridge has stood over the River Liffey since 1816 — and the halfpenny toll story behind its famous name is pure Dublin history. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The Dublin chemist that James Joyce made immortal — and still sells the same lemon soap today

Dublin, Literary Dublin / mylocaldublin

Sweny’s Pharmacy on Lincoln Place has barely changed since 1847 — and it still sells the lemon soap that Leopold Bloom bought in Ulysses. Get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The Jameson Distillery tour: Dublin’s most iconic whiskey experience is worth every drop

Dublin Museums, Northside / mylocaldublin

Step inside Jameson Distillery Bow St. and discover how Dublin’s most famous whiskey is made — plus the tasting, tours and masterclasses that make it a must. Join 64,000+ Ireland lovers for weekly stories like this, free.

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Herbert Park Dublin in autumn — golden maple trees and sunlight filtering through the canopy

Herbert Park, Ballsbridge: the Dublin escape that locals keep to themselves

Dublin, Southside / mylocaldublin

Herbert Park in Ballsbridge is one of Dublin’s best-kept secrets — a free, beautiful Victorian park with a boating lake and rose garden that most tourists walk straight past — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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A view through a stone archway into Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, with headstones and trees visible beyond

The Dublin graveyard where 1.5 million people are buried — and the pub next door is legendary

Dublin History, Northside / mylocaldublin

Glasnevin Cemetery holds over 1.5 million people — including Michael Collins, Daniel O’Connell and Brendan Behan. And the pub next door has been open since 1833. — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The Dublin pub sessions where nobody’s a stranger and the music never stops

Dublin Pubs / mylocaldublin

Dublin’s traditional music sessions are free, electric, and unlike anything else in the world. Here’s where to find the real thing — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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Dublin’s Great South Wall: the 3km sea walk that most visitors never find

Dublin Walks / mylocaldublin

Walk the Great South Wall to Poolbeg Lighthouse — one of Dublin’s most dramatic and least-known coastal paths. Free, accessible, and spectacular. — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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The real Temple Bar: what tourists miss on Dublin’s most famous cobbled streets

Temple Bar / mylocaldublin

Temple Bar is Dublin’s most visited neighbourhood — but most tourists only scratch the surface. Here’s what’s really hiding behind those cobbled streets — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.

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