Every year on 16 June, Dublin dresses in Edwardian clothes and walks straight into the pages of Ulysses — find out why Bloomsday is the most joyful day in the Irish capital. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
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Stoneybatter is the Dublin neighbourhood most visitors never find — and locals are quietly glad about that. Here’s why it’s worth a detour — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Stoneybatter: the Dublin neighbourhood where the real city still lives and breathes Read More »
Malahide Castle is one of Ireland’s finest medieval castles — and it’s just 30 minutes from Dublin by DART. Here’s why most visitors never know it exists — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
The Iveagh Gardens are Dublin’s most underrated outdoor space — a lush Victorian escape hiding behind Georgian walls, free to enter, and just steps from the city centre. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Dublin’s Georgian squares hide stories behind every painted door — from Oscar Wilde’s childhood home to the world’s longest lost terrace. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
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Howth is 30 minutes from Dublin city centre by DART and its cliff walk, harbour seals, and fresh seafood make it the ultimate coastal escape. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
The Howth cliff walk: Dublin’s most spectacular escape hiding in plain sight Read More »
Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital, is a city full of history, culture, and—perhaps most importantly—fantastic food. From cozy neighborhood cafés to historic pubs and trendy restaurants, there’s no shortage of places to eat. On this food-filled journey, we explored some of the best spots in the city to sample traditional Irish dishes, international flavors and sweet
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Dublin Castle stands as one of the most historically significant landmarks in Ireland. Situated in the heart of Dublin, it has served as a center of power, administration and culture for over 800 years. From its origins as a medieval fortress to its role in modern governance, the castle reflects the evolution of Irish history.
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The Book of Kells is one of the most extraordinary manuscripts from the early Middle Ages, renowned for its intricate artwork and vibrant colors. It is housed in the magnificent library at Trinity College, Dublin, but its origins trace back to a rich history spanning Ireland and Scotland. Origins and History The Book of Kells
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The Dublin accent is one of the most distinctive and recognizable accents in the Republic of Ireland. Whether you’re an actor preparing for a role, a language enthusiast, or just curious about Irish accents, understanding the key features of the Dublin accent can help you appreciate its unique sound and rhythm. This video provides an
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