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.
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.
The 800-year-old castle with a ghost, a dungeon and a DART stop — 30 minutes from Dublin Read More »
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.
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.
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 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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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.
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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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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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.
The real Temple Bar: what tourists miss on Dublin’s most famous cobbled streets Read More »
