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    Belfast City Hall

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    A magnificent sight, especially when viewed from Royal Avenue, this imposing Portland stone and copper-domed building was completed in 1906 as a symbol of Belfast’s new city status. Queen Victoria stands at the front, and the grounds are dotted with many more statues and monuments, details of which can be found on a large map at the gates. In 1995 the building provided a dramatic backdrop when President Clinton switched on the city’s Christmas lights. A recent £11m refurbishment programme has seen the old girl spruced up and ready, once again, to receive visitors. Check out The Bobbin cafe, whose name reflects Belfast’s linen-making past, and No Mean City exhibition. And take a free 45min guided tour for a behind the scenes glimpse at this iconic building.

    Mon-Fri, 8.30am-5pm
    Sat&Sun, 8.30am-5pm (subject to change)

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    Belfast Waterfront

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    Belfast Waterfront is an award-winning, purpose-built conference, arts and entertainment centre offering a variety of facilities including:

    Main Auditorium
    Studio
    14 meeting rooms
    gallery space
    gift shop
    restaurant
    two bars.

    As well as hosting events, Belfast Waterfront serve local residents and provide community groups with access to their world-class facilities. For details of up and coming events follow the link below:

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    Belfast Zoo

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    Belfast Zoo is located in North Belfast on the slopes of Cave Hill. Only a 15 minute drive from the city Centre, this unique location provides unrivalled views across Belfast Lough. It is home to more than 130 species, many of which are facing increasing dangers in their natural habitats. The zoo carries out vital conservation work, in N. Ireland and around the world, taking part in global collaborative breeding programmes, which help to ensure the future survival of species under threat. Swing by with your ‘little monkeys’ for a ZOOPER day out, waddle over to visit the penguins and other favourites at feeding time and pick up a special ‘zoovenir’ at the photography base camp. You can also visit all of the latest zoo babies! Open daily. (except 24-25 Dec). Visit our website for opening times and prices.

    1 October – 31 March, Mon-Sun, 10am-4pm

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    Clifton house

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    Clifton House (1774) is where the history of Belfast begins! Originally opened as a Poor House thousands of people; locals, young and old and passing sailors, sought sanctuary within its walls. Behind the scenes were a group of radicals & reformers who were instrumental in the development of Belfast – challenging C18th beliefs on slavery, reform and society – ultimately spearheading rebellion! Join our tours and walk in their footsteps and hear about the lives of the less privileged. Visit Clifton Street Cemetery, the resting place of Mary Ann & Henry Joy McCracken; poets and artists; American slaves; wealthy families buried alongside the victims of the Famine. Founded more than 265 years ago Belfast Charitable Society continues to address disadvantage and support those in greatest need through the proceeds from our tours. Come and be part of our next chapter! Contact us for more information.

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    Discover Ulster-Scots Centre

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    The Discover Ulster-Scots Centre is situated on the ground floor of the
    Corn Exchange Building and contains information displays, free educational literature, a presentation space and a book/gift shop. The centre is open daily to visitors and can be booked for evening events by contacting the Ulster Scots Community Network
    Come to our visitor centre and discover more about your Ulster-Scots roots or find out what Ulster-Scots events are happening across Northern Ireland and further afield. There is a range of Ulster Scots publications available for sale and free Ulster-Scots literature to help you uncover more about your unique and culturally rich heritage.
    Find out which heritage trails will lead you down the path to your ancestors and how the Ulster-Scots emigrated around the world to become some of the more important world leaders and entrepreneurs in history. Schools, churches, community organisations and tour groups welcome by appointment.

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    Grand Opera House

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    Since opening its doors on 23 December 1895, the Grand Opera House has delivered an unrivalled programme of entertainment, playing host to some of the greatest names in theatre and music. Designed by the prolific theatrical architect Frank Matcham, the theatre was a huge success from the outset, hosting a vibrant programme of opera, drama, pantomime, or the latest London comedy or musical. Northern Ireland’s premier theatre boasts a wide array of popular shows and additional facilities and services such as a restaurant, café bar and venue hire for corporate hospitality, functions & events. Extended in 2006, the original façade has been joined by a striking addition to Belfast’s skyline, home to a smaller performance space,

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    Harbour Commissioners Office

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    The earliest building (east front) was designed in 1854 by the Board engineer George Smith with a clock tower to regulate sailings. The second phase in 1895 (Corporation Square) contains the splendid public rooms; the modern office block was added in 1970.

    The headquarters of the Harbour Commissioners, responsible for overseeing the development and running of Belfast Port, has on show the magnificent captain’s table and chairs which Gilbert Logan designed for Titanic, but which were delivered just too late (it is said they were subsequently shipped to Southampton, just in time to see Titanic disappear on the horizon). Lord Pirrie, himself a Harbour Commissioner, would have been a frequent, and persuasive, presence in the boardroom. Nearby, are two restored graving docks used by William Ritchie, Belfast’s first major shipbuilder.

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    HMS Caroline

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    HMS Caroline is a 5 star visitor attraction in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter. Step on board HMS Caroline and discover the only ship ever shortlisted for the most prestigious museum prize in the world – the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2019! Based in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, HMS Caroline is a First World War ship now restored as a must-see floating museum with an amazing story to tell. Be immersed in life aboard this unique vessel – lone survivor of history’s greatest naval engagement…The Battle of Jutland! Explore recreated historic spaces such as the Captain’s Cabins and Marines’ Mess – all brought to life with the stories of the people who lived on board. Discover interactive exhibits where you can try your hand at cracking codes. Then venture down into the depths where you can hear the rumbling of the ship’s original engines. Make sure to stop by the Mess Deck Café for some local treats or relax in the maritime-themed play park and picnic area. Visit www.hmscaroline. co.uk to book online and save up to 20%. Open daily 10am – 5pm. Last admission, 4pm. Tickets also available at door.

    Open daily 10am – 5pm. Last admission, 4pm

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    Irish FA Education and Heritage Centre

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    Visit the Irish FA Education and Heritage Centre and take in a tour at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park. Discover the unique story of Northern Ireland football using a variety of media, interactive displays and key artefacts from the 1880’s to the present day. Visitors can relive the atmosphere of famous nights, gain insights into the drama on and off the pitch and feel the rush of emotions shared by everyone in the stadium – win, lose or draw. Followed by a behind-the-scenes guided stadium tour allowing visitors to walk in the same steps of our most famous players. The centre is self-guided and visitors will have 1 hour to explore the centre before the official stadium tour begins. To book visit our website. www.irishfa.com/tours. For group enquiries, email: ours@irishfa.com

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    Lagan Boat Company

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    Daily Guided Titanic Harbour Boat tours tell the story of Belfast’s rich maritime heritage and industry and how the Port has developed and changed from it’s industrial shipbuilding roots to a major tourist attraction. It embraces the RMS Titanic story and allows you to view and photograph the Titanic Quarter from the water. In the summer the Tour heads

    round to Musgrave Channel where you may view Belfast’s large breeding seal colony.
    Boat party hire is available and combi tickets cover admission to The Barge maritime museum (G5). Visit the Maritime Emporium (E5) ticket office and gift shop at the base of the Obel skyscraper. Titanic Tours £10, conc. £8, 2+2 £30, U4 free. Sixty minute tours dept. April-Oct: daily 12.30pm, 2pm and 3.30pm and Nov-March: Sat & Sun 12.30pm and 2pm. Always check ahead to confirm tour times and price. Departure pontoon beside The big Fish sculpture.

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    Lyric Theatre

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    As the only full-time producing theatre in Northern Ireland, the Lyric makes a unique and vital contribution to the community. Its mission is to produce high-quality professional theatre that is alive to the complex cultural experience and diverse traditions of the community, and to use the unique power of live theatre to empower, inspire, engage and educate.After an extensive capital build project the Lyric Theatre is almost three times the size of the old theatre, the theatre has three distinct areas. The 389 seat Northern Bank Stage is the main performance area, providing an extra 85 seats in a single steep rake. The intimacy of the old theatre remains as the body of the audience is not broken by balconies or barriers ensuring actors and audience share the same space. A second performance studio accommodates between 110 and 172 people, can be adapted to suit any performance style and will explore experimental work as well as reimagining classic plays and developing the skills of local artists. The third space is a rehearsal room the same size as the main auditorium stage.Other facilities include an education suite, dressing rooms, board room, cafe/bar and river terrace, and a range of corporate entertaining suites overlooking the Lagan and Botanic Gardens.

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    Museum of Orange Heritage

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    The Museum of Orange Heritage, through excellent audio visual and interactive exhibits, not only focuses on the history and traditions of the Orange Institution but also highlights Orangeism around the world. In addition, it encourages understanding and addresses many of the recent negative perceptions of The Orange Order via well designed and informative exhibits. View many original artefacts, many dating from 1689, such as King William III’s saddle cloth, a letter written by King William III with signature and intact seals, The Cork Statuette and many more fraternal exhibits. Our temporary exhibition for 2019, For Singing & For Dancing, highlights the musical heritage of the Orange Family. There is also a very good gift shop with books and many fine items and a lovely cafe. Open Tues–Sat 10am–5pm last entry 4pm. Late Opening By Arrangement, Group Bookings welcome.

    Open Tues–Sat 10am–5pm last entry 4pm. Late Opening By Arrangement

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    Northern Ireland War Memorial Museum

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    This accredited museum is a ‘must see’ for anyone with an interest in Northern Ireland’s role in the Second World War. The Museum tells the story of the Belfast Blitz in 1941, the Ulster Home Guard, the role of women in the war and the presence of US Forces. The fallen are remembered in a magnificent stained glass window and a granite plinth containing Books of Remembrance for the First and Second World War. The museum offers a range of family events, as well as workshops and talks for primary schools and community groups. Visit www. niwarmemorial.org or follow NIWarMemorialMuseum on Facebook.

    Free Admission, Monday to Friday, 10am – 4:30pm.

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    St Georges Market Bar & Grill

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    At St George’s Market Bar & Grill we have recognised an opportunity to offer a dining experience based on traditional cooking and menus, using the freshest local produce from individually selected suppliers. All of our meat is sourced from Quality Assured Farms and we guarantee that our steaks have been dry aged for a minimum of 23 days to ensure succulence and flavour. Working in partnership with the Market’s Fishmongers and our own suppliers, we guarantee to serve you the freshest fish caught from the prime fishing waters surrounding our island.

    The open view kitchen offers diners the opportunity to observe our chefs cooking your meal from fresh, and you will observe the care and dedication they use to ensure it is cooked to perfection, whether it be a char grilled steak or poached wild salmon.

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    Stormont Estate

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    Stormont Castle was built in 1858 in baronial style, complete with turrets, battlements and conical caps. Its flamboyant exterior is said to have inspired that of Scotland’s Balmoral Castle. After surviving demolition plans in 1921, the Castle became the official residence of the NI Prime Minister and, in today’s devolved NI Assemby, houses the Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister. The building is not accessible by the general public (except during Sept’s Heritage Open Days). Still, it’s nice to admire from behind the security barrier.

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    The Lost City Adventure Golf

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    Start your epic adventure at The Lost City Adventure Golf, Northern Ireland’s first indoor adventure golf course. Enjoy two indoor 18-hole jungle themed adventure golf courses, Sunken Skull Ridge and Explorer Falls, complete with interactive obstacles and special effects. From a cascading waterfall to talking statues, tropical animals and moving skulls, visitors will be transported on arrival. And for hungry explorers, The Lost City café offers the perfect reward for all your efforts with a range of hot food and drinks on offer. Suitable for ages 3-103 and open 7 days a week from 10am until 10pm – whatever the weather – why not take a trip to the perfect destination for families, friends and birthday parties – and discover the adventure that awaits!

    Open 7 days a week from 10am until 10pm

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    The Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross Memorial Garden

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    Created to commemorate the service and sacrifice of those who served in the Royal Ulster Constabulary George Cross, it is designed to create a ‘journey through policing’.There is much for visitors to see and experience. The Garden History Trail has InformationPanels which tell the Story of Policing. In addition,Guides supplement this information with their own experiences of policing. The ‘Area of Peace’ is where visitors can reflect upon the ultimate sacrifice paid by RUC GC officers who were murdered by terrorists and also those who died in Service during the RUC’s lifetime (1 June 1922 -3 November 2001). The whole experience is complemented by the memorials, planting and seating areas where visitors can relax and take in the history. Open daily by appointment for visitors and is situated adjacent to the PSNI Memorial Garden inside PSNI Headquarters.

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    Titanic Belfast/Slipways

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    Located at the Queen’s Yard more colloquially known as the Main Yard, are the twin slipways of the Titanic and Olympic White Star passenger liners.

    Initiated by Titanic Quarter Ltd,Titanic Quarter Ltd’s the consultations with the Environment & Heritage Service led to the statutory scheduling of both slipways and the adjacent waterways in the Victoria Channel into which the White Star liners were launched. The slipways with the city dominant Arrol Gantry cranes remained in use until the 1960’s.

    January–March, 10am-5pm
    April-May, 9am-6pm
    June, 8.30am-7pm
    Jul -August, (Sun-Thurs) 8.30am-7pm (Fri-Sat) 8.30am-8pm
    September, 8.30am-6pm
    October, (Mon - Fri)10am-5pm (Sat - Sun) 9am - 6pm
    November-December, 10am-5pm, (closed on 24th - 26th December)

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    Titanic Boat Tours

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    Daily Guided Titanic Harbour Boat tours tell the story of Belfast’s rich maritime heritage and industry and how the Port has developed and changed from its industrial shipbuilding roots to a major tourist attraction. It embraces the RMS Titanic story and allows you to view and photograph the Titanic Quarter from the water. In the summer the Tour heads round to Musgrave Channel where you may view Belfast’s large breeding seal colony. Boat hire is available for private parties, see web site for further details. Visit the Maritime Emporium ticket office and gift shop at the base of the Obel skyscraper. Prices and booking available online at www.laganboatcompany.com. Sixty minute tours dept. April-Oct: daily 12:30pm, 2pm and 3:30pm. Always check ahead to confirm tour times and price. Dept. pontoon beside The Big Fish sculpture,

    April-Oct: daily 12:30pm, 2pm and 3:30pm.

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    Ulster Museum

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    As make-overs go, this £17m, three-year revamp of one of the city’s most beloved landmarks is a real stunner. Once inside the curious hybrid of 1960s concrete and neo-classical architecture, a gleaming 23m high atrium reveals glimpses into three specially created Zones covering four levels.

    As you navigate the glass and steel walkways, keep an eye on the equally grand-scale Window on Our World gallery where iconic objects from each Zone – including a 6m long Edmontosaurus dinosaur skeleton – further fuel the imagination.

    Then spend the day exploring those History, Art and Nature Zones, where a bona fide Egyptian mummy, dazzling collection of Spanish Armada gold and Peter the Polar Bear (don’t worry, it’s stuffed) are among the myriad of unmissable attractions

    Tue-Sun, 10am–5pm

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    Vertigo Indoor Skydiving

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    Ireland’s ONLY Indoor Skydiving Centre and Ninja Master Course – both located in the heart of Belfast’s Titanic Quarter. This goes further than experiencing ‘something different’. This is experiencing something humanity never thought possible. Flying without wings. Without an aeroplane. Without anything but the power of 120mph wind. Ages 4-94. Ninja Master Course: A whole 110ft of an athletically challenging obstacle course Can you claim your place as bona fide Ninja Master? Ages 6+.

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    Wee Toast Tours

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    Travel in style and experience Belfast’s landmarks in a completely different way! Enjoy a wee toast with up to 16 of your companions on a cycle tour of Belfast City Centre, Cathedral Quarter or Titanic Quarter. Bring Your Own Beverages (BYO) and our Driver and Barista will serve you. Meet up with others and experience some of our world famous craic while visiting Belfast’s historic places and watering holes. Book online or call us: 02896923900. Open Daily – 11:30AM – 10:00PM.

    Open Daily - 11:30AM - 10:00PM

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    Window On Wildlife (WOW) Belfast

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    If you’ve never visited the RSPB’s nature reserve in the heart of industrial Belfast then prepared to be WOWed! The newly refurbished Window on Wildlife ( WOW ) offers stunning views of the wide variety of birds and wildlife which call the reserve home. Friendly staff and volunteers are always on hand to help you identify what you see! Two new hides have been constructed from shipping containers to tie in with their industrial surroundings and the visitor centre now features a community room and refreshment area, as well as information on the rich history of the harbour and the formation of the reserve back in 1998.

    Free entry for RSPB members. £3 for adults and £1.50 for concessions.
    BY BUS: The No. 26/26A bus service from City Hall to Holywood Exchange runs past the reserve on Mon-Fri.

    BY ROAD: From Airport Road West (A2), there are two signposted entrances.
    From the Dee Street entrance, the reserve is two miles on the left.

    From the Holywood Exchange entrance (Closed Sunday), it is one mile on the right.

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    Gaeltacht Quarter

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    Recent political history dominates West Belfast and the Gaeltacht Quarter, and many oversea visitors are amazed at how close the Nationalist Falls and Unionist Shankill Roads are – a walk along connecting Lanark Way takes you to the Peace Wall. This West Belfast Map takes you on a journey along the main sights in and around the Falls Road: Until 2005 the top two floors of Divis Tower (1) were used for surveillance by the British Army. Coiste Political Tours leave from its base Mon-Sat 11am and Sun 2pm. St. Peter’s Cathedral (2) was built in the Gothic Revival style and its twin spires can be seen across the city.

    The International Wall (3) is a constantly changing tableau of global conflicts and issues with particular support among the community. Falls Remembrance Garden (4) commemorates those who have died or been imprisoned for political reasons as far back as 1921. Conway Mill (5) is a 19th century linen mill and listed building now used as a community and arts hub. A cafe, craft shops and Irish Republican History Museum are located inside. The famous Bobby Sands Mural (6) is on the side of the Sinn Fein offices. Clonard Monastery (7) boasts magnificent mosaics and a 6m-wide stained-glass rose window. It is home to the Catholic order of Redemptorists and, in 1994, staged secret talks leading to the IRA cessation. An Cultúrlann (9) contains a theatre, gallery, restaurant and shop across its three
    floors. Visit its Tourist Information Office for lots more information on accommodation, attractions, tours and events including August’s West Belfast Festival (Féile an Phobail).

    At 37.5m high, Rise (10) is Belfast’s largest public art sculpture and know locally as the Balls on the Falls. The James Connolly Plaque (11) marks this famous Irish Nationalist and 1916 Easter Rising hero’s former home. Cross-denominational City Cemetery (12) has many industrial, religious and political leaders among its 250,000 graves, and a sunken wall divides Protestant and Catholic plots. Bog Meadows Nature Reserve (13) and Falls Park (14), with its playground and Playing Fields, are among the Quarter’s finest green spaces. Milltown Cemetery (15) is Belfast’s main Catholic cemetery and contains thousands of graves and memorials. Three of the ten 1981 hunger strikers are buried in its Republican Plot, among them Bobby Sands. Discover lots more local
    info at www.visitwestbelfast.com

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    Linen Hall Library

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    Founded in 1788, Belfast’s oldest library is a focal point for the city’s cultural community. Join the saints and scholars as they leaf through the books or simply enjoy those fantastic views across the City Hall. If you’re into the history of the Troubles, seek out its unrivalled Northern Ireland Political Collection of books, posters, leaflets and propaganda. A gift shop, cafe, tours, readings and lectures all add to the library’s effortless charm.

    Mon – Fri: 9.30am – 5.30pm – open free to the public.

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    The Gasworks

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    The Gasworks distinctive funnel and clock tower mark the place where the city’s gas-making industry began production in the 19th century.  The area offers a quiet place to escape from the bustle of the nearby city centre and  makes an ideal starting point for a pleasant walk or cycle along the River Lagan towards Donegall Quay or upstream towards the Lagan Towpath and Lagan Valley Regional Park.

    Gasworks has been the site of Belfast’s gas-making industry since the 19th century. The site, built on ground owned by the Marquis of Donegall, opened in 1822 and supplied gas for street lighting and domestic and industrial use.

    Belfast Corporation (now the Belfast City Council) used their profits from the gas industry to pay for the construction of Belfast City Hall, which opened in 1906.

    By the end of World War II in 1945, around 120,000 people were using gas from the Gasworks site. However, by the 1960s, demand declined as new technologies began to emerge and production finally stopped altogether in 1985.

    The Gasworks site was purchased by the council, together with central government and the Laganside Corporation, in the early 1990s. The land was considered unsuitable for most uses, due to contamination, but a major refurbishment programme, part-funded by the European Union, soon turned the area into a modern business park.

    Closing Time
    21 – 27 October 2019 5.30pm
    28 October – 10 November 2019 5pm
    11 November – 31 December 2019 4.30pm

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    Visit West Belfast

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    Fáilte Feirste Thiar – Welcome to West Belfast, Benvenuti a West Belfast, the heart of Ireland’s second city. West Belfast is known throughout the world as a hotbed of political invention and a platform for social progress. The legacy of the recent conflict is a confident community that attracts interest from actors, writers, politicians and an ever-increasing number of tourists from every continent.

    Take a taxi tour in one of our famous Black Taxis or a walking tour organised by a political ex-prisoner. There’s lots to see in West Belfast – from the huge range of political murals to the traditional music sessions, from Milltown and City Cemeteries to Clonard Monastery. If you want fresh air, why not take a walk up the Divis and Mountain or through Colin Glen Forest? And if you are looking for a rest afterwards and a bite to eat, you’ll be spoilt for choice in West Belfast. Whether it’s a coffee in Conway Mill or a lunch in the Cultúrlann, you’ll be assured of a warm welcome and good service.

    Fáilte Feirste Thiar

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    Vist West Belfast

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    Fáilte Feirste Thiar – Welcome to West Belfast, Benvenuti a West Belfast, the heart of Ireland’s second city. West Belfast is known throughout the world as a hotbed of political invention and a platform for social progress. The legacy of the recent conflict is a confident community that attracts interest from actors, writers, politicians and an ever-increasing number of tourists from every continent.

    Take a taxi tour in one of our famous Black Taxis or a walking tour organised by a political ex-prisoner. There’s lots to see in West Belfast – from the huge range of political murals to the traditional music sessions, from Milltown and City Cemeteries to Clonard Monastery. If you want fresh air, why not take a walk up the Divis and Mountain or through Colin Glen Forest? And if you are looking for a rest afterwards and a bite to eat, you’ll be spoilt for choice in West Belfast. Whether it’s a coffee in Conway Mill or a lunch in the Cultúrlann, you’ll be assured of a warm welcome and good service.

    Fáilte Feirste Thiar

    9am–5pm

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    Belfast Welcome Centre

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    Bi-lingual staff and sackfuls of free leaflets make this centrally-located info centre an essential stop for all visitors. The Centre Includes an internet café, small art gallery, exchange office, left luggage and gift shop. A hotel reservation system and ticket service for local events and tours ensure you get the most from your trip. And if you get there quick, you should be able to snaffle a copy of The Pretty Useful Map Company’s Belfast Map.

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    George Best Belfast City Airport

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    The George Best Belfast City Airport enjoys a unique location, because not only is it close to Belfast, it is also the ideal gateway for visitors to the Kingdoms of Down.

    Renamed in 2006 in honour of world famous Belfast born footballer George Best the airport has a comprehensive route network from the United Kingdom, and the vast number of worldwide connections available through London Heathrow brings millions of business and leisure passengers from across the globe to Northern Ireland.

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    Translink

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    Translink operates Northern Ireland’s extensive bus and rail network.

    Trains to Belfast, Derry ~ Londonderry via Coleraine, Bangor, Newry via Lisburn and Portadown and Larne via Carrickfergus are available from NI Railways as highlighted on the map. The cross-border Enterprise rail service operates from Belfast to Dublin. Taking the train can add to the experience of your day out, allowing you to travel in comfort, free from the stress of traffic congestion and the hassle of parking, ensuring that your journey is part of your day out rather than just simply a means of getting to your destination!

    Translink also provide bus and coach services throughout Northern Ireland, including Metro bus services in Belfast as well as Goldline inter-city coaches and Ulsterbus town and regional services outside Belfast.

    Rambler bus services supported by the Rural Transport Fund scheme are also available as highlighted on the map. These bus services cover parts of the scenic Causeway Coast, rugged terrain of the Mourne and Sperrin Mountains as well as the South East Coast and Ring of Gullion. Rambler bus services are an excellent way to explore some of the most varied and interesting scenery in the country and also visit great attractions along the way.

    Good value Family & Friends integrated bus and rail tickets and Bus Rambler tickets (for use on Metro, Goldline and Ulsterbus) are available during main school holiday periods. iLink integrated smartcards also offer unlimited bus and rail travel which is perfect for hopping on and off buses and trains on a day-trip.

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    Belfast Tourist Information

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    The Visit Belfast Welcome Centre is the official visitor information centre, providing information on Belfast and Northern Ireland’s extensive range of events, attractions, tours, activities and accommodation. Friendly staff can book tickets for events and tours to help make your stay a memorable and enjoyable experience. Visitor Information Centres are also located at Belfast International Airport and George Best Belfast City Airport. Don’t miss the unique N. Ireland gift shop with many quality gifts not found elsewhere. Open: Mon-Sat. 9am-5.30pm, Sunday 11am-4pm. Extended opening during the summer months: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sunday 11am-4pm.

    Mon-Sat. 9am-5.30pm, Sunday 11am-4pm. Extended opening during the summer months: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sunday 11am-4pm.

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    CROKE PARK – GAA MUSEUM, STADIUM TOUR AND ERICSSON SKYLINE TOUR

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    Discover the heart of who we are!
    The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association)
    represents our unique national games of
    hurling and Gaelic football. The GAA is in
    our DNA. It’s what we love. It’s what we
    do. To truly understand the Irish, a visit
    to Croke Park is a must. It’s the heart and
    home of Gaelic games.
    The GAA Museum & Croke Park Tours are
    the perfect way to truly immerse yourself in Irish culture.
    · From quirky insights to defining moments in Irish history, go behind-the-scenes
    on the Croke Park Stadium Tour.
    · Are you ready for a 17-storey high? Then bring your adventurous spirit (and your
    camera!) to the Ericsson Skyline – Croke Park’s rooftop tour.
    · Immerse yourself in the completely unique story of Gaelic games at the
    GAA Museum. (complimentary access with all tours)
    Tours daily. Schedules change on stadium event days.
    Always check crokepark.ie/gaamuseum for tour times before your visit.

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    GUINNESS STOREHOUSE

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    Located in the heart of the legendary
    St James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin. The
    former fermentation plant has been
    re-imagined into a visitor centre, dedicated
    to the history of Guinness. Ireland’s number
    one visitor attraction unfolds its tale across
    seven floors – explore the long tradition of
    award-winning Guinness advertising and
    visit the Tasting rooms, the multisensory
    tasting experience designed to appreciate the distinctive taste of the iconic stout,
    from the very first velvet sip to the last lingering drop. Learn how to pour the perfect
    pint at the Guinness Academy – the six-step ritual is as legendary as the beer itself
    and experience the breath-taking 360-degree panoramic view of Dublin City in
    the renowned Gravity Bar – where you can relax and enjoy a complimentary pint
    of Guinness

    Open daily: 9:30am-7pm (last admission 5pm). July and August from 9:00am
    – 8:00pm (last admission 6pm). Visit www.guinness-storehouse.com to book
    your experience now

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    IRISH ROCK N ROLL MUSEUM EXPERIENCE

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    The Irish Rock n Roll Museum Experience based
    in the centre of Templebar is home to not just
    unique artifacts and memorabilia from legends
    such as Thin Lizzy and U2 but also encompasses
    both a working live venue and one of Ireland’s most
    famous recording studios. Visitors will be taken on a
    guided tour and learn all about the history of music
    in Dublin and its influence on Templebar. They will
    also get an indepth background on the popular Wall of Fame and get to dress up and
    jam in the rehearsal studios. Visitors will also hang out back stage and rock out on stage
    at The Button Factory and hear interesting stories about some of the famous bands
    that have played there. There is even an opportunity to sing along to classic songs and
    record a personalised music video in the recording studio. It’s not just a museum, it’s
    a rock star experience. A must do for music lovers

    Open: 11am-5:30pm 7 days a week. Please note our museum is by guided tour
    only and each tour lasts 60 minutes.

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    IRISH WHISKEY MUSEUM

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    This is one of Dublin’s most central visitor
    attractions, located opposite the main gates of
    Trinity College. Journey back through time in a
    historic setting. This fantastic experience
    unveils the intriguing tale of Irish whiskey in
    a fully guided tour. We uniquely depict the origins
    of Irish whiskey, its rise to glory, its dramatic
    fall and of course, the current revival of new
    Irish whiskeys. This interactive, ultra modern
    experience will offer a WOW factor unlike any
    other of its kind in Dublin. Enjoy the captivating
    anecdotes of our talented story tellers as they
    transport you through the ages. Surrounded by an
    exclusive collection of Irish whiskey memorabilia
    dating back to the 1800s blended with a modern
    twist, this is one memory you are sure to savour!

    Open daily from 10.00hrs to 18:00hrs (last tour). Also offer Private Venue Hire.
    Prices from €14. No tour Christmas Day. Book today!

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    JAMES JOYCE CENTRE

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    Housed in a stunning 18th Century Georgian
    building, the James Joyce Centre is dedicated
    to the life and works of iconic writer James
    Joyce. Set over three floors, the Centre
    covers Joyce’s life and works, giving insight
    into Dublin in the early 1900’s and featuring
    a permanent interactive exhibition as well as
    temporary exhibitions.
    The Centre offers free multi-lingual audio tours
    of the building, walking tours of Joyce’s Dublin,
    reading groups, regular lectures, events and educational courses. The James Joyce
    Centre also co-ordinates the Bloomsday Festival which takes place 11 – 16 June.

    Open: April to Sept Mon - Sat 10am - 5pm, Oct to Mar Tue - Sat 10am - 5pm,
    Sun (year round) 12pm - 5pm. Adults €5, Concessions €4.

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    JAMESON DISTILLERY BOW ST

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    In 1780 John Jameson opened the doors of Jameson
    Distillery Bow St., Smithfield. Over 230 years later, the
    doors remain open welcoming friends near and far.
    Join us for our fully-guided Bow St. Experience, a
    premium whiskey tasting in the secrecy of John Jameson’s
    office, master the art of cocktail making, draw whiskey
    straight from the barrel in Dublin’s only live maturation
    warehouse or blend your own whiskey to take home. Or
    if you’re in the neighbourhood; why not pop in and enjoy
    a whiskey sour at JJ’s bar, soaking up the atmosphere in
    the home of the World’s Leading Distillery Tour

    Open seven days a week, including
    Bank Holidays and Good Friday. Closed 24th, 25th & 26th December. To book
    tickets for Jameson Distillery Bow St., visit jamesonwhiskey.com

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    Murphy’s Harley Davidson

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    Nestled in Dublin’s busy Temple Bar, on Crow Street you will find Murphys Harley-Davidson, selling exclusive Dublin H-D merchandise, including T-shirts, caps, pins, & poker chips. The perfect souvenirs & collectables for you and your friends back home. Also selling a range of H-D casual & riding Motorclothes, footwear, luggage, and sunglasses. We’ve got your vacation covered. A convenient option if you don’t have the time to visit our Dublin H-D dealership at the RedCow Retail Centre in Ballymount (30 minutes west, by LUAS light rail red line). Visit our friendly crew and meet our Gaelic Chapter representative. Fancy visiting both stores? When you spend more than €50 in our Temple Bar shop, we’ll give you a voucher for our main Dealership store! Go n-éirí an bóthar leat.

    Temple Bar opening hours Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 12pm-6pm.

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    NATIONAL WAX MUSUEM PLUS

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    The National Wax Museum Plus is a fun and interactive
    experience for all ages with so much to see and
    do including; An overview of Irish history through
    the ages from the Bronze Age up to present day Ireland,
    and every important era in between. A terrifying
    Chambers of Horror where visitors are sure to get
    a scare! The Science& Discovery Zone where visitors
    learn about everything from how the body works
    to how the solar system works. Hang among the giants of Irish literature in a themed
    Bar overlooking the Spire, get transported into Mythological Ireland in the Enchanted
    Forest and of course, like any wax museum, get up close and personal to Waxworks of
    the biggest stars in the world for amazing photo ops. There’s even something for the
    little ones as they can meet all the biggest children’s characters in the WaxWorld and
    everyone can experience an awesome Augmented Reality adventure along the way
    using the Wax Magic app.

    Open 7 days 10am-10pm. Last admission 9pm.

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    NED O’SHEA’S – THE HOME OF TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC AND DANCE

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    A trip to Dublin is not complete without
    experiencing the warm welcome of one of
    Dublin’s most famous traditional Irish pub.
    Ned O’Sheas, situated in Dublin’s Old Viking
    Quarter, is the perfect place to experience
    some traditional craic and learn a few tricks
    of the trade. They will teach you the art of
    pulling a perfect pint and award certificates.
    See the biggest pint of Guinness in Ireland and
    enjoy a traditional Irish whiskey tasting experience. Try set dancing on Monday evenings
    and enjoy world class live music nightly. Famous musicians have played here including
    Sharon Shannon, Martin O’Malley, Mary & Frances Black, The Begley Family to name just
    a few. The craic is mighty! Taste Dublins best breakfast made with award winning Black
    Pudding from Annascaul, Kerry.

    Walk in or email bookings@osheasmerchant.com.
    Food served from 8am to 10pm. Live Music: Mon-Sat 9pm, Sun 6:30pm and 9pm.

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    PEARSE LYONS DISTILLERY

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    Discover over 800 years of history and awaken your
    senses with whiskey tours and tastings at Dublin’s
    only boutique distillery. Winner of the Irish Tourism
    Industry Award for Dublin’s Best Visitor Experience
    2019, Pearse Lyons Distillery, offers visitors a
    unique blend of Irish history, culture and whiskey
    in a working distillery. Located in Dublin’s historic
    Liberties, Pearse Lyons Distillery, is a five-minute walk
    from The Guinness Storehouse.Nestled in the former
    Church of St. James, this distillery has a colourful
    history dating back to the 12 Century. On tour of
    the distillery and surrounding graveyard, guests
    are introduced to the compelling characters from
    Dublin’s famous distilling and brewing district.
    The Pearse Lyons Distillery produces unique small
    batch Irish whiskeys and celebrates the Irish tradition
    of storytelling on each guided tour.

    Open 7 days, Mon-Sat 10:00am to 5:00pm (last tour),
    Sun 11:30am to 5:00pm.
    Book online: pearselyonsdistillery.com and receive a
    20% discount, enter code PLDDM20

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    TEELING WHISKEY DISTILLERY

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    The Teeling Whiskey Distillery is Dublin’s leading
    destination for whiskey fans and for anyone with
    an interest in Dublin’s long association with the
    tradition of distilling. Enjoy a fully guided tour of
    the Teeling Whiskey Distillery and experience the
    sights, sounds and smells of a fully operational
    urban distillery, right in the heart of Dublin City.
    Finish your tour with a tasting of Teeling Whiskey’s
    award winning range of whiskeys as well as
    a selection of distillery exclusive expressions, or relax with a hand-crafted cocktail at
    the distillery Bang Bang Bar.

    Tours run every 20 mins from 10am - 5.40pm daily.
    Book online: www.teelingdistillery.com. Use the code TWDP to get a 15%
    Discount when you book online.

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    THE DUBLIN LIBERTIES DISTILLERY

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    The Dublin Liberties Distillery is a stunning state of the art
    working distillery housed in a 300 year old mill building
    in the heart of Dublin city. Visitors can see first-hand how
    we make our whiskey, get up close and personal with our
    copper pot stills and hear the stories of mystery, mayhem
    and magic from the historic Liberties area that inspired
    us. After the tour, which ends with a tasting of our fine
    Irish whiskeys, guests are welcome to stay and enjoy
    some perfectly crafted cocktails in the impressive distillery
    bar, or some great coffee and light bites in the café.

    Open 7 days a week from 10am-5.30pm
    (Sep-Mar) and 9.30am-6pm (Apr-Aug). Book online
    at www.thedublinlibertiesdistillery.com.

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    DoDUBLIN BUS TOURS

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    Hop on the open top green bus and explore
    the city with world famous and award-winning
    Dublin Bus tour guides who will take you on
    a journey around Dublin. Dublin’s No.1 tour
    operator for over 30 years, DoDublin Tours
    bring you directly to all the top attractions like
    Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Gaol, Trinity
    College and Jameson Whiskey Distillery, and will
    also give you a taste of authentic Dublin life to
    help you get under the skin of the city and do Dublin…your way! Receive a FREE Pat
    Liddy Walking Tour, and FREE entry to the Little Museum of Dublin. When in Dublin
    don’t just sightsee, explore! 24 & 48 hour tickets available. Discounts online.
    Buses from 9am daily. Combination ticket available with Airlink Express (747
    / 757) for €27. Combination tickets also available for Guinness Storehouse,
    Jameson Distillery, Epic the Irish Emigration Museum, and GPO Witness
    History. See dodublin.ie for details. Once you have discovered Dublin City, SAVE €5
    on any other DoDublin Tour. DoDublin also provide award winning half day tours to
    Glendalough & Powerscourt Gardens, and Malahide Castle & Howth. Visit dodublin.ie.

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    Glendalough with St kevin’s Bus Service

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    Established 1927, St. Kevin’s Bus Service operates daily services between Dublin and Glendalough. Sit back, relax and enjoy one of the most delightful 50km journeys in Ireland, embracing every kind of mountain, moor, lake and Woodland scenery. Passing through south County Dublin, the route runs between the Dublin mountains and the sea coast, passing through the coastal town of Bray. Soon after leaving Bray the road begins to rise into the Wicklow Mountains, ascending between the Great and Little Sugar Loaf Mountains, through the rugged Rockey Valley affording views of Powerscourt Estate, through Calary plain, past Roundwood Lakes, Annamoe Valley and Laragh Village where the beauty of Glendalough begins to unfold.

    Your stay at Glendalough affords you the opportunity to explore some, if not all, the famous Seven Churches where a Monastic settlement grew up around St. Kevin in the 6th century. There are also sign-posted walks of varied ability around the Valley and Lakes of Glendalough which is part of Wicklow Mountains National Park.

    Daily yearround Daytrips 11.30am. Adult €20, U14 €12

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    IRISH DAY TOURS

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    Irish Day Tours are dedicated to delivering the best
    day tours in Ireland. We are proud award winners of
    the EFQM Quality Service Award and voted the Best
    Tour Operator by ‘Outsider Magazine’. Our customers
    rate us on Trip Advisor at 95% ‘Excellent’ or ‘Very
    Good’! Let our unrivaled customer service together with our legendary guides
    turn your visit to Ireland into an experience that will stay with you forever!
    We offer 9 iconic destinations and unique experiences for you to choose
    from. All our tours are delivered with you as our main focus. Each tour offers
    something a little different to the next. Why not visit Belfast and learn about
    our troubled political history with the North or stand in the footsteps of the
    High Kings of Ireland with the Celtic Boyne Valley tour. Visit the Cliffs Of Moher
    or the UNESCO World heritage site at the Giant’s Causeway. Please see the list
    below and log on to our site www.irishdaytours.ie or drop in to our tourist
    office above to book.
    Our day tours include: Cliffs Of Moher / Cliffs of Moher ‘Premium’ / Giant’s
    Causeway / Celtic – Ireland’s Ancient East Tour / Titanic Belfast / Blarney Castle &
    Cork / Wild Connemara. We also operate a fantastic ghost tour of Dublin called
    The Gravedigger each evening for tours house from 07:45pm from Dame St.
    All our day tours leave from The Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street and you
    can book online, in-store or by phone. Our day tours start from €30.

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    ITAS

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    The Irish Tourist Assistance Service, ITAS,
    provides immediate support and assistance,
    seven days a week, to international visitors
    to the country who experience crime and
    other traumatic incidents. Contact ITAS for
    free, confidential support and assistance.
    ‘Safety Tips for Tourists’ guides are available in Tourist Offices.

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    Paddy’s Tourist Office

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    For all you travel needs in Ireland let Paddy assist you in making your experience one not to forget. Paddy and his team offer excellent independent advice from booking tours or finding out the best place to grab breakfast. Whether choosing a city tour or something further afield Paddy covers it all. Take a day trip by bus or rail or an overnight or multi day tour. We can show you the best of what Ireland has to offer. We cater for all budgets by also offering bespoke private and group tours. Paddy offers expert advice on specialized tours, such as golf, walking, whiskey trails and more. Paddy’s Tourist Office also has a fine selection of Irish gifts, including John Hanly tweed caps, Connemara marble, Trinity clothing ,Irish memorabilia and lots more. Contact Paddy for all your Irish travel needs and remember Paddy Knows Best!

    Open daily from 9am

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    PADDYWAGON TOURS

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    Paddywagon Tours is
    Ireland’s most loved
    tour company. Offering
    award winning
    Day Tours from Dublin
    to the most famous
    destinations in Ireland
    including Cliffs of Moher, Giants Causeway, Belfast, Kilkenny and many more.
    Paddywagon also offer longer tours of Ireland from 2-9 Days. Full details can
    be found on the website www.paddywagontours.com and if booking online
    use the discount code “mapsave” and you will receive a 10% discount! The Paddywagon
    Office is located at Lower Gardiner Street, near the Busáras bus station!
    Call 018 230 822! Happy Days!

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    WILD ROVER TOURS

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    We deliver the best day tours in Ireland, professionally tour guided.
    Driver & separate Tour Guide. Free 4G wifi. The only day tour company
    to include the cost of all attractions in the ticket price.
    »» Cliffs of Moher & Galway City ( 1 , 2 )
    »» Wicklow, Kilkenny, Glendalough, Sheep Dog Trials ( 1 , 2 )
    »» Giants Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge & Belfast City ( 3 , 4 )
    »» Games of Thrones & Giant’s Causeway ( 4 )
    Please visit our offices identified on the map
    to receive special discounts on many tour and
    attraction tickets.

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    Butler’s Chocolate Experience

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    A visit to the unique and thrilling Butlers Chocolate Experience is a must for chocolate lovers of all ages. Watch the chocolate movie, explore the interactive museum and
    discover the inner workings of the bustling Butlers factory from the chocolate gallery – learning how Butlers create their decadent chocolates and indulgent confectionery. Finally, visit the chocolate experience room to paint your own chocolate novelty to bring home. Afterwards, why not enjoy a relaxing hot chocolate in the onsite Butlers Chocolate Café and pick up some chocolate gifts at a special discount. Tours run three times daily. Please note: the factory does not operate at weekends. Tour times may be subject to change. Bookings must be made in advance. Visit the Butlers website for bus and driving directions and
    to avail of a 5% discount on entry price and special family rates. Don’t forget to
    look out for other Butlers Chocolate Cafés in Dublin city centre.

    7:45AM–5:30PM

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    Dublinia

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    Travel back to Viking times and see what life was like
    onboard a Viking warship, visit a Viking house and
    take a trip down a Viking street. See the weaponry
    and skills of being a Viking warrior. Try on Viking
    clothes, become a slave and stroll down a noisy
    street. Journey through Medieval Dublin and witness
    the sights, sounds and smells of this busy city. Learn
    about crime and punishment, death and disease and
    even toothache remedies of 700 years ago. Enjoy
    the spicy aromas in the medieval fair, learn to play
    medieval games, visit a rich merchant’s kitchen and walk along a bustling medieval
    street. See our magnificent artefacts on display, and find out how we have been
    influenced by the Viking and Medieval era. Finish your visit by climbing a medieval
    tower, a 96 step climb to the top, where you can see spectacular views of the city

    Open: March to September, 10am to 6.30pm (last entry 5.30pm) and October to
    February, 10am to 5.30pm (last entry 4.30pm). Admission Rates: Adult: €10.00
    Student/Concession: €9.00, Child: €6.50 and Family (2x2): €26.00

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    Epic Ireland

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    Think you know the Irish? Think again. What do Zorro, Billy the Kid, Pirate Queen Anne Bonny, and President Herzog have in common? They are all part of the untold stories of the Irish diaspora – the women and men that have left Ireland, spreading their influence around the world. Discover their extraordinary stories at EPIC Ireland, the dramatic new visitor experience that opened on May 7th, 2016. Through 21 high-technology, interactive galleries, explore the journey of a people told like never before – delve into the stories that will open your eyes to an Ireland that stands proudly on the world stage.

    Open: 9am-6pm (7pm May – Aug). Admission: €16 Adult, €8 Child, €14 Concession, €40 family (2 adults and 2 children).

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    NATIONAL BOTANIC GARDENS

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    The National Botanic Gardens are an oasis of calm and beauty in the city. They are noted for their fine plant collections, holding over 16,000 plant species and cultivars from a variety of habitats from all around the world. They are home to over 300 endangered plant species from Ireland and abroad. Famous features include the historic
    and architecturally renowned Turner Curvilinear Range, the Great Palm House, a native plants section, the organic fruit and vegetable garden, the arboretum, the rose garden, the rock garden and the pond area. There is an extensive programme of events including art exhibitions, lectures, themed walks,
    workshops and demonstrations.

    Open: Mon-Fri 9am–5pm, Sat/Sun/BH 10am-6pm (Mar-mid-Oct);
    Mon-Fri 9am-4.30pm, Sat/Sun/BH 10am-4.30pm (mid-Oct-Feb).
    Admission is free. Guided tours €5 pp. Guided tours are available Mon-Sat.

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    CASTLETOWN HOUSE & PARKLANDS

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    Castletown is a Georgian Palace in
    the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East and
    Ireland’s first and finest Palladian country
    house. Located just 20km from Dublin
    City, the estate is perfectly situated on the
    banks of the River Liffey within 120 acres
    of beautifully restored parklands. Refer
    to www.castletown.ie to plan your visit and to view the extensive programme of
    exhibitions and family-friendly events. FREE admission to the house for children under
    12 years of age, with accompanying adult. Present a valid Dublin Pass, English Heritage
    or OPW Heritage Card for FREE admission. Book your tour online at www.castletown.ie

    Open: 7 days a week, 10am–5pm (March 1st – Nov 3rd) and Wed – Sun. 10am–
    5pm (Nov 6th – Dec 15th). Award winning parklands open daily (free admission).
    Access: Exit 6 off the M4 or Dublin Bus 67 from Dublin City to Main Street,
    Celbridge.

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    FARMLEIGH HOUSE & ESTATE

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    An estate of 78 acres situated to the northwest
    of Dublin’s Phoenix Park, Farmleigh is
    a historic house and former home of the
    Guinness family. It also provides accommodation
    for State guests and visiting dignitaries.
    Farmleigh is a unique representation
    of its heyday, the Edwardian period, and
    houses important artworks and furnishings,
    as well as the Benjamin Iveagh collection
    of rare books, bindings and manuscripts in
    the Library. The extensive pleasure grounds feature walled and sunken gardens
    and scenic lakeside walks. Farmleigh Gallery hosts exciting contemporary art
    exhibitions year round.

    Open: 7 days a weeks from 10am – 5pm; Farmleigh Gallery: Tue – Sun/Bank
    Holiday Mon. from 10am to 5pm

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    BATTLE OF THE BOYNE VISITOR CENTRE – OLDBRIDGE HOUSE AND GARDENS

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    Located along the banks of the iconic River Boyne,
    the Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre is located
    in the restored 18th century Oldbridge House.
    Fought in July 1690, between King William III
    and King James II, the battle was the largest ever
    attended battle in Ireland with over 60,00 troops
    present. Explore the history of the battle with
    interactive displays of costumes, weaponry and
    life of the soldiers. Relax in the beautiful Victorian
    Gardens. Enjoy a browse in the Gift Shop and
    lunch in the Tea Rooms. Events throughout the
    year. Guided tours on request.

    Open : All Year. 9
    am- 5 pm Summer, 9 am to 4 pm Winter. Located
    5 km from Exit 9 off the M1 Motorway

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    Dublin Castle

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    The story of Dublin Castle is the story of Ireland
    over more than 1,000 years. This is a journey
    through time: from the 10th to the 21st century,
    from British rule to Irish independence and beyond.
    Underground caverns, medieval ruins, a Georgian
    palace and fairytale chapel are just some of the
    stops along the way. See the spectacular ballroom
    where the President of Ireland is inaugurated.
    Follow in the footsteps of everyone from Queen
    Victoria and Charles Dickens, to John F. Kennedy
    and Queen Elizabeth II. Discover a treasure trove
    of art and culture. Experience a story of tragedy
    and triumph that changed Ireland forever.

    Open: 7 days a week, 9.45am – 5.15pm.
    Closed 25th, 26th & 27th December, 1st January.

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    Dublin City Hall

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    The magnificent City Hall, formerly a financial
    centre for the merchants of Dublin, became
    the centre of municipal government in 1852. An
    outstanding example of the Georgian architecture
    for which Dublin is world-renowned, the
    spectacular entrance hall or Rotunda can be
    hired as a venue for corporate events, filming,
    fashion shows or civil marriage ceremonies. In the
    atmospheric vaults, a multimedia exhibition unlocks
    key moments in the history of the city and 2016
    brought some exciting new additions such as
    the original 1916 proclamation and Postcards
    in the 1916 Rising. Information on any upcoming
    temporary exhibitions featured in the exhibition space is available on City Hall’s social
    media channels. Talks on the history of the building are available for groups by prior
    arrangement and a charming café and gift shop on site add to the ambience of this
    wonderful city treasure.

    Open: Mon–Sat from 10am–5:15pm. Closed Sundays
    and bank holidays. Admission is free.

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    Glasnevin Cemetery Museuem

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    Since 1832, more than 1.5 million people have been interred in Glasnevin. A hauntingly gorgeous Victorian Garden cemetery, each guide is passionate about sharing their love of heritage and history, telling the stories of Ireland’s complex and fascinating history through daily walking tours. Perfect for those interested in exploring the legacies of Ireland’s heroes. Choose from the Historic tour visiting the graves of note or the Dead Interesting tour, which looks at the quirky stories of the lesser known personalities giving an alternative view of the varied heritage at Glasnevin and the history within its walls – sculpture, symbolism, architecture, natural life and much more. Café, Gift Shop and Genealogical research facility. To get there take 40 or 140 Dublin bus from O’Connell St. or the Hop on Hop off bus.

    Open: Daily. Winter: 10am-5pm, Summer: 10am-6pm. Museum & General History Tour, 11.30am &2.30pm; Dead Interesting Tour, March-Sept 1pm. Re-enactment 2.30pm daily. See website for updates.

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    GPO Witness History Visitor Centre

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    Winner of the Micheletti Award (European Museum Academy Awards 2017), GPO Witness History is located in the iconic GPO (General Post Office) building. The GPO
    was a focal point of the 1916 Easter Rising and the visitor attraction focuses on the rising, the aftermath of this rebellion and modern Irish history up to the present. Also see the first ever permanent Irish Flag exhibition. This engaging and interactive experience brings history to life though electronic touch screens video, audio visual booths, sound and authentic artefacts –many previously unseen. Adult €14. Concessions apply.

    Open: Mon-Sat 10.00 am-5.30 pm, Sun & Bank Holidays 12 pm-5.30pm. Last admission 4.30 pm. July & Aug (Late Opening Thurs) 10.00 am – 8.00 pm Last admission 7.00 pm Closed: 1st Jan, 17th March, Easter Sunday & Dec 23rd-26th inclusive (Times maybe subject to change, check website).

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    JAMES JOYCE CENTRE

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    Housed in a stunning 18th Century Georgian
    building, the James Joyce Centre is dedicated
    to the life and works of iconic writer James
    Joyce. Set over three floors, the Centre
    covers Joyce’s life and works, giving insight
    into Dublin in the early 1900’s and featuring
    a permanent interactive exhibition as well as
    temporary exhibitions.
    The Centre offers free multi-lingual audio tours
    of the building, walking tours of Joyce’s Dublin,
    reading groups, regular lectures, events and educational courses. The James Joyce
    Centre also co-ordinates the Bloomsday Festival which takes place 11 – 16 June.

    Open: April to Sept Mon - Sat 10am - 5pm, Oct to Mar Tue - Sat 10am - 5pm,
    Sun (year round) 12pm - 5pm. Adults €5, Concessions €4.

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    Russborough House & Parklands

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    Russborough is a stunning Palladian Mansion, set in lush parkland situated at the foot of the Wicklow mountains overlooking the Blessington lakes. It houses one of the most impressive Private Art Collections in Ireland which may be viewed by taking a guided house tour. Sir Alfred Beit opened the house to the public in 1978, so that visitors could experience the grandeur and culture of this natural treasure. Visit our Gift shop & Tea Rooms. Browse our Courtyards which has traditional Artisan workshops. The National Bird of Prey Centre is located within our parkland. Please check our website as tours may vary from season to season.

    Open: 1st March to 20th December, 7 days a week from 10am to 6pm.

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    St Patrick’s Cathedral

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    Over 800 years old, Ireland’s largest church and the island’s National Cathedral for the Church of Ireland was founded beside a sacred well where Saint Patrick is said to have converted pagans to Christianity. Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels, was Dean from 1713-1745. He is buried near the entrance and his death mask and a selection of artefacts are on display. The World War I exhibition is also not to be missed. In 1742 Handel’s Messiah was premiered in the Cathedral and a strong singing tradition continues today, with two sung services daily (except Sat) during school term – the only Cathedral to do so in Britain and Ireland. Perhaps more than any other
    building in Ireland, Saint Patrick’s embodies the history and heritage of Irish people of all backgrounds from the earliest times to the present day. Come and enjoy one of Dublin’s most popular tourist attractions and celebrate its place in the life of the city, its history and role in the future.

    Open daily for visitors with guided tours available. Adults €8, Senior/Student €7, Family (2+2) €18.
    Group rates available. See www.stpatrickscathedral.ie for more information.

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    St. Michan’s Church

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    Originally founded in 1095 present church dates from 1685, was renovated in 1825 and largely remains unchanged since Victorian times. The Church of Ireland parish houses what must be the city’s most extraordinary attraction. Due to an unusual combination of magnesium salts in limestone, the crypts beneath the church are without any moisture, resulting in the perfect preservation of those buried within. Four damaged coffins reveal their inhabitants, and the dungeon-like setting makes it quite a spine-tingling sight. The adjacent crypt contains the ornate coffins of The Earl of Leitrim’s family as well as artefacts and coffins from the 1798 Rising and death mask of Irish revolutionary Wolfe Tone.

    Open: March to Oct Mon-Fri 10am-12.45pm & 2pm-4.45pm (closed 1pm-2pm). Nov to March Mon-Fri 12.30pm-3.30pm. Sat 10am-12.45pm. May close for tours due to weddings, funerals and other church events. Adults €7 Students/Concessions €5.

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    THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND – ARCHAEOLOGY

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    With artefacts dating from 7000BC, view masterpieces of
    metalwork and a world-renowned collection of medieval
    objects and jewellery. The fascinating K ingship & Sacrifice
    exhibition centres on a number of recently found bog
    bodies. This museum also houses a rich collection of
    Egyptian and Viking material.

    Open: Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun-Mon 1pm-5pm. Closed
    Christmas Day and Good Friday.

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    THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND – DECORATIVE ARTS & HISTORY, COLLINS BARRACKS

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    Collins Barracks features fascinating exhibits
    on Irish militar y history. Also view fine
    examples of silver, ceramics, glassware,
    furniture, folklife, clothing, jewellery and coins.

    Open: Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun-Mon 1pm-5pm.
    Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday.

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    THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND – NATURAL HISTORY

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    Opened in 1857, this unique ‘cabinet-style’
    museum houses galleries of animals from across
    the globe, many of which are now endangered
    or extinct. The lower floor is dedicated to
    Irish specimens while the upper floor houses
    everything from an armadillo to a zebra.

    Open: Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun-Mon 1pm-5pm.
    Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday.

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    The Old Library & the Book of Kells Exhibition

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    Founded in 1592, Trinity College is Ireland’s oldest university and alma mater of Wilde, Yeats and Beckett, among many other Irish luminaries. It is also home to two must-see attractions, the Long Room and Book of Kells.
    Written around the year 800AD by Columban monks and regarded as the finest surviving example of Irish Celtic art, the Book of Kells is a highly decorative vellum copy in Latin of the four gospels. Richly illustrated with many-hued letters and pictorials incorporating animals, humans and Biblical scenes, this exquisite manuscript reveals a seemingly inexhaustible wealth of supremely detailed ornamentation upon each close inspection.
    The Book’s name comes from the Abbey of Kells in Co. Meath where it was reputed to
    have been (at least partly) written, though its exact origins remain unclear. In the 1650s, the Book was moved to Dublin for safekeeping and presented to Trinity College Dublin’s Library in 1661. Originally a single volume, for conservation reasons it has been rebound into four volumes, two of which are normally on display showing examples of script and illustration. Visits are self guided (allow 40mins to 1hr), with displays telling the history of the Book of Kells and other historic manuscripts.
    The 18th century Long Room features a stunning 12.6m high timber barrel vaulted ceiling and houses around 200,000 antiquarian tomes on 65metres of open oak shelves. Rows of marble busts, Ireland’s oldest harp, changing exhibits and an original copy of the 1916. Proclamation of the Irish Republic are also on display.

    Open May to Sept Mon-Sat 9.30am-5pm, Sun 9.30am-4.30pm, Oct to April 12pm-4.30pm

    (+353) (0)1 896 2320 https://www.tcd.ie/visitors/book-of-kells/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE CONFESSION BOX

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    Winners of Best Pint Dublin 2014,2015,
    Best Pub in Dublin 2016, Best Bar 2017,
    and our Monica won Best Bar Person 2017!

    During the 1919-21 War of Independence rebel
    volunteers under Michael Collins sought refuge
    in this public house.‘The Maid of Erin’, as it was then
    called, was used by sympathetic clergy so that the
    rebels might receive the sacraments and make their
    confession in secret rooms. The small size of the
    room and its proximity to the Pro-Cathedral led to
    it becoming known locally as ‘The Confession Box’.
    One of the smallest bars in Dublin, The Confession
    Box is situated in the heart of Dublin in the shadow
    of the Pro-Cathedral and near the Spire and Luas.
    The authentic cosy Dublin pub is frequented by
    local Dublin regulars and many repeat visitors from
    afar. Feel at home as you relax or join in the banter
    and craic. This historic pub was recently renovated and
    is run by the friendliest of Dublin bar staff who promise
    an enjoyable and comfortable visit. With coverage
    of major TV sport events and great weekend live music all
    tastes are catered for.

    Open: Mon-Thu
    10.30am-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 11.30am-12.30am, Sun 12.30-11pm.

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    Howth

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    Escape to the beautiful Howth Peninsula and experience the best Ireland has to offer just 20 minutes from Dublin City Centre. Renown as Ireland’s culinary capital for seafood and fine dining, make sure you make the trip, if only to eat some of the best fish and chips you will ever eat. Howth has many award-wining restaurants and offers great craic and music in some fantastic pubs. Explore Howth Village’s pretty harbour with its fishing boats, marina and plaques to historic events. Visit the Museum of Vintage Radio, Ireland’s oldest inhabited Castle and the monolithic tomb known as Aideen’s Grave. For the more adventurous, there are stunning cliff and mountain walks with views from Dublin Bay to the Mourne Mountains. Boat trips, scuba diving and sailing are readily available and are a great way to view the stunning coastline.

    It is easy to reach by car or DART from the city-centre to Howth DART Station, or take the
    31/a bus from Talbot Street.

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    Gaiety Theatre

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    A visit to Dublin wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Gaiety Theatre. Since 1871, it has entertained visitors with musicals, drama, comedy, dance, and pantomime. This year, it hosts John B. Keane’s, ‘Big Maggie’ until 12th March. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s hilarious sell-out hit, ‘Breaking Dad’, returns from 14th – 26th March. Alfred Hitchcock’s, West End show ‘The 39 Steps’, runs from 29th March – 2nd April. Song & dance extravaganza, ‘That’s Entertainment’, runs from 4th – 9th April. John B. Keane’s, ‘The Matchmaker’, returns, due to phenomenal demand, from 11th – 23rd April. New comedy stage show, ‘Mario Rosenstock Live’, runs from 26th – 30th April. Broadway and West End sensation, ‘Driving Miss Daisy’, makes its Irish premiere throughout May. Harold Pinter’s, ‘The Birthday Party’, runs from 30th May – 4th June. ‘God Bless the Child – First Confessions are the Hardest’ running 6th – 11th June. The international phenomenon, Riverdance, returns home 14th June – 28th August. ‘Celtic–The Musical’ makes its Irish debut 20th – 24th September. The Gaiety Theatre also hosts the Dublin Theatre Festival in early October and Ballet Ireland’s annual performances in November. This years traditional Pantomime is ‘Robin Hood and his Merry Men’.

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    Murray’s Dance Show

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    Welcome to Murray’s Bar & Grill, Dublin’s must-see pub experience:

    • Authentic Irish pub in the heart of
      Dublin city
    • Live traditional Irish music &
      dancing every night
    • World famous Irish dancing show
      – FREE ADMISSION
    • Award winning restaurant serving
      breakfast, lunch & dinner
    • Sports Bar showing all major
      sporting events
    • Large heated beer garden with pool table
    • Dublin’s finest whiskey & cocktail bar in our stylish basement bar

    Monday 7:30am–12am
    Tuesday 7:30am–12am
    Wednesday 7:30am–12am
    Thursday 7:30am–12am
    Friday 7:30am–2:30am
    Saturday 7:30am–2:30am
    Sunday 7:30am–12am

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    RIVERDANCE

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    A visit to Dublin is not complete without
    experiencing the energy, the sensuality
    and the spectacle of Riverdance at the
    beautiful Gaiety Theatre.
    “The Original …The Best!” Irish Times
    “One of the most entertaining shows
    you will ever see.” The Evening Herald
    Featuring the combined talent of the
    Riverdance Lead Dancers, the Riverdance
    Irish Dance Troupe, the live Riverdance
    Band and Singers with international artists
    from Russia, Spain and the USA, the show
    truly entertains audiences of all ages and
    cultures. First performed as the interval act of
    1994 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin,
    this electrifying and innovative dance piece
    was developed into a full-length stage show
    by Producer Moya Doherty, Composer
    Bill Whelan and Director John McColgan.
    Riverdance has travelled the globe for more
    than two decades captivating a worldwide
    live audience of over 25 million fans.

    11 June - 15 September |Tickets: €21 - €71| VIP Experience Available
    Shows: Tuesday – Saturday 19:30 | Thursday & Saturday Matinee 15:30 |
    Sunday 17:00 | VIP 18:30

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    Malahide

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    Many Dublin visitors make this final stop on the Northern DART line their out-of-city base. Its grand Castle, coastal location and proximity to the equally attractive Howth make it easy to understand why. Malahide’s charming village ambience and sweeping seascapes ensure its status as one of Ireland’s most affluent addresses.

    A stroll around town reveals cute boutiques, tasty delis, trad bars and some fine dining options. And its 350-berth Marina attracts a yachting fraternity happy to hob-nob with local celebs and all you in-the-know tourists. Find it around 13kms, or around 25mins by DART, north of the city centre.

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    Malahide Castle & Gardens

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    This magnificent 12th century castle is set in 260 acres of land and is one of the oldest castles in Ireland. It has been home to the Talbot family for nearly 800 years from 1174, when Richard Talbot, a knight of Henry ll, accompanied the king to Ireland and was given the “lands and harbour of Malahide” for his “war-like” services in the Anglo-Norman conquest. Eleven years’ later the Castle was built as the family seat, and remained so until 1975, save for ten years when it fell into Cromwell’s clutches.

    Today friendly guides and a brand new interactive exhibition help you explore its rich history and interior. Visit the Oak Room, Small and Great Drawing Rooms and the Great Hall before heading to the Walled Garden, home to some of the world’s rarest plants. The interactive garden exhibition tells the story of Lord Milo Talbot – the visionary behind this fascinating collection and the last Lord of Malahide who died in 1973. The Demesne has marked pathways, a children’s playground, picnic sites, and sports facilities including 9-hole golf course. Back at the Castle, a gift shop and Avoca foodhall, café and retail store complete this enchanting daytrip. Find it 13kms north of Dublin on the DART line.

    Open daily 9.30am-5pm. Last guided tour of Castle 3.30pm

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    Experience Gaelic Games

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    If you want fun activity combined with real local insight then this is for you. Ranked as the Number 1“Thing to do in Dublin” by trip advisor reviewers. This is a hands on activity – full of fun and laughter and delivered in the heart of the community. A fun mix of culture, history, sport and soft activity. Experience Gaelic Games introduce visitors to Ireland’s greatest cultural secret and most popular sports – Gaelic Football, Hurling -(Stick and Ball game), along with Gaelic Handball. A uniquely authentic Irish activity! – just about the most memorable and fun Irish experience visitors can have! The light activity session lasts approx 3.5 hours and is suitable for all ages and all athletic abilities. €35 per adult and €25 per Juvenile.

    Open sessions (March – Oct) are at Friday 2pm and Saturday 11.00am other times by appointment.

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    CROKE PARK – GAA MUSEUM, STADIUM TOUR AND ERICSSON SKYLINE TOUR

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    Discover the heart of who we are!
    The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association)
    represents our unique national games of
    hurling and Gaelic football. The GAA is in
    our DNA. It’s what we love. It’s what we
    do. To truly understand the Irish, a visit
    to Croke Park is a must. It’s the heart and
    home of Gaelic games.
    The GAA Museum & Croke Park Tours are
    the perfect way to truly immerse yourself in Irish culture.
    · From quirky insights to defining moments in Irish history, go behind-the-scenes
    on the Croke Park Stadium Tour.
    · Are you ready for a 17-storey high? Then bring your adventurous spirit (and your
    camera!) to the Ericsson Skyline – Croke Park’s rooftop tour.
    · Immerse yourself in the completely unique story of Gaelic games at the
    GAA Museum. (complimentary access with all tours)
    Tours daily. Schedules change on stadium event days.
    Always check crokepark.ie/gaamuseum for tour times before your visit.

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    FUJIYAMA

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    For authentic Japanese cuisine, look no further.
    Fujiyama offers some of the best Sushi and
    Sashimi in Dublin as well as other traditional
    Japanese favourites such as Noodles,
    Teriyaki and Tempura dishes. Most of the
    ingredients are locally sourced guaranteeing
    fresh delicious food with an emphasis on quality
    and flavour. They have an excellent choice of
    vegetarian options and their friendly staff are
    on hand to help you negotiate their extensive
    menu. Situated on a first floor on O’Connell street,
    this airy restaurant has a great view of O’Connell
    Street and the GPO. Don’t miss out on their lunch
    and dinner Early Bird Bento Box specials from €9.90.
    Available from 12.30-6pm.

    Open: Sun-Wed 12:30-10:30 pm & Thurs-Sat 12:30-11pm

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    Koh

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    Winner of Bes Cocktail Bar 2018, 2017 and 2015, Koh is vibrant Restaurant and bar situated close to many Dublin City centre landmarks and tourist attractions – the perfect location for weary tourists or shoppers to sit and enjoy our delicious award winning Thai food or even just a coffee, all served with a warm, friendly Irish welcome! Food is available from 12 noon daily which can be enjoyed in our Restaurant or in our stylish lounge. Al fresco dining is also available on those rare sunny days! Our food can be adapted for vegetarians and coeliacs if required. In our bar the emphasis is on cocktails and we also offer a wide range of craft beers, whisk(e)ys and spirits. The bar is the heart of Koh. This is where our talented bartenders recreate classics and create original cocktails, with inspiration from the bright, zesty flavours of Thailand and South East Asia.

    Open daily 12 noon to late.

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    KOH

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    Koh is a vibrant award-winning Thai Restaurant
    and Cocktail Bar situated close to many Dublin
    City center landmarks and tourist attractions,
    making Koh the perfect location for tourists or
    shoppers to sit and enjoy our delicious Thai
    food, served with a warm, friendly welcome!
    In Koh we focus on serving fresh food prepared
    using locally sourced ingredients making our
    award-winning food wholesome and authentic.
    Koh is known locally for its good quality food
    and friendly service which is available from
    12 noon daily, and can be enjoyed in our
    Restaurant, or in our stylish lounge, Al fresco
    dining is also available. Come and share our
    passion for food and exceptional service. At
    Koh dishes can be prepared coeliac friendly,
    vegetarian or vegan. In our Bar the emphasis is
    on our award winning cocktails and we also offer
    a wide range of craft beers, whiskey and spirits.

    Open daily 12 noon to late

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    Kopitiam

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    This stylish Malaysian street food café and gallery brings together the best of the rich culinary traditions of Malaysia under one roof. Using the freshest of ingredients, friendly staff will guide you to experience time tested recipes, intertwining the flavours of Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine with a S.E Asian twist. For Asian food lovers this restaurant absolutely delivers and should not be missed.

    Open: Daily 12-10pm

    +353 (0) 1 873 4659 https://www.kopitiam.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    KOPITIAM

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    This stylish Malaysian street food
    café and gallery brings together
    the best of the rich culinary
    traditions of Malaysia under
    one roof. Using the freshest of
    Ingredients, friendly staff will
    guide you to experience timetested
    recipes, intertwining the
    flavours of Malay, Chinese and
    Indian cuisine with a S.E Asian
    twist. For Asian food lovers this
    restaurant absolutely delivers and
    should not be missed

    Open: Daily 12-10pm

    +353 (0) 1 873 4659 https://www.kopitiam.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE CHILI CLUB

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    The Chili Club is Dublin’s oldest Thai restaurant,
    situated in the heart of Dublin just of Grafton
    St. Their authentic Thai food has been pleasing
    diners for nearly 30 years with their mix of
    fantastic local produce, delicate spicing and
    as little or as much chilli heat as you can take!
    As well as favourites such as Pad Thai, Tom Yum
    soups and Thai salads they have a fantastic range
    of Thai curries and stir fries, each with their
    own balanced spicing and character. Most dishes
    can be adapted for VEGETARIANS and VEGANS. As in
    Thailand, fish dishes are also a highlight,
    showcasing local Irish catch. They have an
    excellent wine list and also feature Chang and
    Singha beers. Lovers of Thai food should not miss
    this elegant Dublin treasure.

    Open: Mon-Wed 12.30-2.30pm, 5-10pm, Thurs-Fri 12.30-2.30pm,
    5-11pm, Sat 5-11pm, Sun 5-9pm.

    +353 (0) 1 677 3721 https://www.chiliclub.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE OLD MUSIC SHOP RESTAURANT

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    The Old Music Shop Restaurant, situated on North
    Frederick Street, just off Parnell Square, serves
    both Irish favourites and classics from around
    the world. Only minutes’ walk from both O’Connell
    Street and the Henry Street Shopping District,
    this light, bright and airy eatery is located in
    the space formerly occupied by Walton’s Music Shop,
    from which it gets its name. The restaurant serves
    the very best of traditional Irish and European
    cuisine. Open from early morning to late evening,
    the Old Music Shop transitions from bustling
    breakfast to luscious lunch and becomes the ideal
    location for an intimate evening meal. The restaurant
    has a most relaxing ambience having been designed
    in a contemporary style. This quiet retreat in the city
    centre offers a welcoming and comfortable haven for
    tired shoppers, business meetings and of course hungry
    food lovers! The restaurant also offers private dining
    rooms that can cater for up to sixty guests.

    +353 1 879 7888 https://www.oldmusicshop.ie/ info@oldmusicshop.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE WOODEN WHISK- PASTRY KITCHEN & CAFE

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    The Wooden Whisk is an unique Dublin
    experience. Sit in, relax and enjoy the
    delightful aroma of home or enjoy the
    delicious cakes, gourmet sandwiches,
    pastries or coffee on the go. Located
    in the heart of Dublin, The Wooden
    Whisk is best known for its quality, value
    and true, delicate sweetness. Coffee
    from around the world to satisfy every
    visitors taste. Finest bakers and Barista
    create a wonderful experience that you will
    never forget and want to return for
    more, again and again. If it is a slice of
    decadence with friends or a pick me up
    in the morning there is no better quality or
    value in the fair city.

    We dare you to experience The Wooden Whisk but we
    warn you: it’s addictive, it’s unique and you will
    want more!

    Open 7 days per week: Mon-Fri 7.30-19.30, Sat&Sun 8.30-18.30.

    +353 (0) 1 878 2858 http://www.thewoodenwhisk.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    BESHOFF’S RESTAURANT

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    For 3 generations Beshoff’s have been serving
    Dublin with the finest fish & chips. Well known
    for both the taste and quality of our offer, it
    is quite simply a taste of Dublin not to be
    missed. They specialize in freshly prepared
    fish which is cooked to order, coated in our
    secret recipe batter, served with our hand
    cut chips from only the finest potatoes & all
    cooked in pure vegetable oil. They cater for
    most dietary requirements, gluten free food,
    vegetarians & halal, so nobody has to miss out
    on enjoying first class tasty food. Situated on
    Dublin’s main thoroughfare, O’Connell Street, the
    first floor seating area overlooks The Spire of Dublin
    and the GPO. It is the perfect place to watch the
    world go by in comfortable surroundings. Large groups
    can be accommodated with seating available for up to
    140 people. Breakfast is served Mon to Sat until 11am.

    Breakfast is served Mon to Sat until 11am. Open:
    Mon-Wed 9am-9pm Thurs-Sat 9am-10pm, Sun 11am-9pm.

    +353 (0) 1 872 4400 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    LE BON CRUBEEN

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    Le Bon Crubeen, voted number 1 restaurant
    in Dublin by the Dubliner Top 100,
    guarantees a night of culinary delights with
    wonderful staff to match. It delivers a great
    value dining experience, sourcing produce
    and ingredients from the very finest Irish
    suppliers. Their traditional French fusion
    Brasserie offers a host of classic culinary
    delights. Check out their well thought-out
    menus which include Vegetarian, Coeliac/
    Gluten free and healthy low calorie options.
    Alfresco dining is available on their terrace
    and their extensive cocktail list is not to be missed.
    Located very close to the Abbey Theatre and only
    a short stroll to The Gate Theatre, this is an
    ideal spot if you are going to a show. Proximity
    to the New Cross City LUAS line also makes it
    convenient to the Aviva Stadium and the Bord Gais
    Energy Theatre. Pre-theatre early bird menus are
    served from 4pm every day. Two courses from €22.95.
    Food is served all day. Large groups catered for.

    Open: Sun-Thurs 12-9:30pm, Fri - Sat 12-10pm

    (+353) (0)1 704 0126 https://www.leboncrubeen.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    KENNEDY’S

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    Founded in 1850 as a small grocer’s shop,
    Mrs Kennedy quickly realised that installing
    a tap selling pints o’porter could earn an extra
    couple of well-needed schillings come rent-day.
    While the choice has somewhat improved to include
    some world renowned IPA’s, stouts and ales; the
    old-worldly charm still remains. Their famous
    ex-employee, Oscar Wilde, graces the walls where he
    once stacked shelves. Located beside the three
    O’Callaghan hotels, there is always a serious buzz
    at lunchtimes and after-work but you can always
    find somewhere to plonk yourself down and sip on
    a nice cold pint or one of their renowned Irish
    Coffees. Be warned, with food served until 10pm
    each night, it is hard to resist a bowl of their
    fabulous chicken wings or enormous fish &
    chips once you see them served at the table beside you

    Open: Mon-Thurs 10am-11:30pm, Fri-Sat 10am-late, Sun 12pm-11pm

    +353 (0)1 679 9077 https://www.kennedyspub.ie kennedysbar1850@gmail.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    ABBEY TAVERN

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    Winner of “Best Food Pub” in Dublin in the
    Irish Pub Awards 2018. The world famous
    Abbey Tavern, a genuine 16th century tavern,
    is located in the magnificent village of Howth.
    With original stone walls, flagged floors,
    blazing turf fires and friendly staff, a truly warm
    welcome awaits you in one of Dublins’ best and
    most iconic venues. Their award winning food,
    made with the freshest ingredients, is served from
    12.30pm to 10pm seven days a week. The Abbey Tavern
    has been hosting the original Traditional Irish
    Evening since 1963. The sumptuous four course dinner
    and renowned show takes place in The Abbey Room and
    features the famous Abbey Tavern singers, musicians
    and dancers with a lively performance of music,
    song and the very best of Irish dancing. The Abbey
    Tavern is the ideal place for lunch, an evening meal
    or simply just to relax beside one of the blazing turf
    fires with a drink from the extensive beverage menu.
    Call in to experience the unique atmosphere in this
    famous establishment.

    Open: Mon-Thu 12.30-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 12.30pm-12.30am, Sun 12.30-11pm

    +353 (0) 1 839 0307 https://www.abbeytavern.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    AQUA RESTAURANT

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    Aqua is located at the end of West Pier,
    Howth just 5 minutes’ walk from Howth Dart
    station. A stunning first floor restaurant
    with floor to ceiling windows, the dining
    room offers sweeping panoramic view over Howth
    Sound and mystical Ireland’s Eye. Seafood is
    a speciality of Aqua but the menu has plenty
    to offer any discerning diner, wines are paired
    to perfection. Their food is cooked simply and
    elegantly using the freshest produce from sustainable
    Irish producers and local suppliers when possible.
    Fresh Howth Lobster from a 9 mile radius of the
    restaurant is a promise when in season! Don’t leave
    Dublin without discovering all that is magic about
    Howth and enjoying seriously good food in a room with a view.

    Open: Tues-Sat 12.30- 3.30pm & 5.30-10pm, Sun and Bank Holidays
    12-5pm & 6-9.30pm. Open 7 days during summer months.
    Visit website for details aqua.ie.

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    O’CONNELL’S BAR AND RESTAURANT

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    This award winning pub and restaurant
    provides a wonderfully relaxed, friendly
    atmosphere where locals and visitors can feel
    at home and enjoy a chat and a pint.
    Arranged over two floors, with a beer garden,
    food is served all day. Don’t miss the stunning
    views upstairs of the harbour, Ireland’s Eye and
    Lambay Island whose cattle provide beef for
    the restaurant.
    Chef Keiron Flood, serves the finest quality
    local seafood, meats and home grown organic
    vegetables. The shell fish is a must for seafood
    lovers and the chowder deserves a special
    mention. The upstairs bar with its exceptional
    views is a great place for a cocktail and live
    music adds to the atmosphere at weekends.

    Open Mon-Thur & Sun 12-11pm Fri-Sat 12pm-12.30am

    +(353) (0)1 839 5087 https://www.oconnellshowth.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    SPICE OF INDIA

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    This award winning restaurant serves delicacies
    from the South of India offering an extensive
    menu of dishes both hot and mild. They boast an
    excellent selection of vegetarian dishes favoured
    by the Brahman community which are so delicious
    they will tempt the most ardent carnivore.
    The authentic menu, intimate surroundings and
    friendly and attentive service make this a favourite
    with locals and have earned the restaurant gongs
    from Restaurantsireland.ie and a award as a Gold
    Standard Restaurant for 2015. They serve a wide
    selection of wines, Cobra and local beers and stout.
    Lunch time special: a main course plus rice for
    €8.95 or a 3 course lunch including tea and coffee
    for €10.95.
    Evening special Sun-Thurs 4pm-8.00pm. Fri-Sat 4-7.30pm: €15.95

    Open Mon-Sat 12-11pm, Sun-11pm

    +353 (0) 1 677 6873 http://www.spiceofindiadublin.ie/ info@spiceofindiadublin.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    LE BON CRUBEEN

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    Le Bon Crubeen, voted number 1 restaurant
    in Dublin by the Dubliner Top 100,
    guarantees a night of culinary delights with
    wonderful staff to match. It delivers a great
    value dining experience, sourcing produce
    and ingredients from the very finest Irish
    suppliers. Their traditional French fusion
    Brasserie offers a host of classic culinary
    delights. Check out their well thought-out
    menus which include Vegetarian, Coeliac/
    Gluten free and healthy low calorie options.
    Alfresco dining is available on their terrace
    and their extensive cocktail list is not to be missed.
    Located very close to the Abbey Theatre and only
    a short stroll to The Gate Theatre, this is an
    ideal spot if you are going to a show. Proximity
    to the New Cross City LUAS line also makes it
    convenient to the Aviva Stadium and the Bord Gais
    Energy Theatre. Pre-theatre early bird menus are
    served from 4pm every day. Two courses from €22.95.
    Food is served all day. Large groups catered for.

    Open: Sun-Thurs 12-9:30pm, Fri - Sat 12-10pm

    (+353) (0)1 704 0126 https://www.leboncrubeen.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE FOURTH CORNER

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    The Fourth Corner embodies the true
    meaning of a local establishment,
    opening its doors on the final corner of
    the infamous “Four Corners Of Hell”, in
    the heart of Dublin’s Liberties. Spreading
    over two floors, The Fourth Corner is a
    new neighbourhood local that provides
    a relaxed and welcoming setting for its
    customers. The main bar serves a twist
    on the classic Dublin pub, complete with
    projectors for all major sporting events,
    and a lower level offering a late night
    lounge feel. Whether you prefer to drink craft
    or the old faithfuls, our extensive selection
    of beers, cocktails, wines and spirits will
    satisfy every palate. The Fourth Corner is
    delighted to partner with Dublin Pizza Company,
    a fantastic Neapolitan style pizzeria on
    Aungier Street. Guests can order from the bar
    and enjoy one of their delicious creations
    delivered in minutes. Pre ordering for larger
    events is also available.

    Open: Mon-Thurs 12pm-11.30pm, Fri 12pm-12.00am, Sat 2pm-
    12.30am, Sun 2pm-11pm. Open for Brunch on the weekends.

    +353 (0) 1 473 3932 http://fourthcorner.ie/index.html Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE RIDDLER

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    Situated in one of the most historic areas of
    Dublin inbetween Christchurch Cathedral
    and the Guinness Storehouse, The Riddler
    Restaurant offers a full menu of contemporary
    food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. With
    a capacity of up to 60 people, both walk-ins
    and private groups are always welcome to join
    the staff at The Riddler for the ultimate Irish
    dining experience.

    OPENING HOURS
    Monday Closed
    Tuesday 9.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.
    Wednesday 9.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.
    Thursday 9.00 a.m. -9.00 p.m.
    Friday 9.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.
    Saturday 10.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.
    Sunday 10.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.

    +353 (0) 1 907 3266 https://www.theriddler.ie info@theriddler.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    BOTANIC HOUSE

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    Botanic House is just a stones throw from
    Glasnevin Museum, The Botanic Gardens and
    Croke Park. It boasts an elegant and comfortable
    dining area with many original Victorian features.
    Menu offerings include weekend brunch, daily
    early bird and full a la carte. Music acoustic tunes,
    and jazz are to be enjoyed several nights a week,
    just check botanichouse.ie for full details. Food
    has a strong seafood influence including classic
    favourites of prawn cocktail, fish & chips.
    For those with a sweet tooth, don’t miss their delicious
    crème brûlée. They offer a great selection of cocktails,
    gins and whiskeys and frequently run promotions.
    Botanic House offers a comfortable dining environment
    serving the freshest irish cuisine, seafood from Howth
    and meat from sustainable Irish farms.

    Open: Mon-Thur 4-11.30pm, Fri 4pm-12.30am, Sat 12pm-12.30am,
    Sun 12-11pm. Food Served: Mon-Fri 4-10pm, Sat&Sun 12-10pm.

    +353 (0) 1 830 7396 https://www.botanichouse.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    MATT THE THRESHER

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    Voted – ”Best Gastro Pub 2019” &
    “Best Seafood Experience 2018”,
    The Good Eating Guide Awards &
    Irish Hospitality.     Matt the Thresher
    is a bright stylish award winning seafood
    restaurant & bar located in the City Centre,
    within the heart of Georgian Dublin, between
    Fitzwilliam Square and Merrion Square
    only a short stroll from St. Stephens
    Green. They specialise in fresh wild Irish
    seafood but have an extensive menu
    with something to suit all requirements.
    Matt’s has a grand bar boasting a full range
    of local and international beers, whiskeys
    and gins, a fine cocktail menu along with a
    well-sourced comprehensive wine list. They
    have a wonderful team providing the very best
    in Irish hospitality and food, all of whom look
    forward to welcoming you.

    Open 7 days, serving food and drink until late

    +353 (0) 1 676 2980 http://mattthethresher.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    SALAMANCA TAPAS BAR & RESTAURANT

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    A wide range of quality tapas, from meat &
    poultry to fish & shell fish, as well as steaks and
    good Spanish wines aims to whisk you from the
    mundane to the Mediterranean in this prime city
    centre location. Salamanca prides itself that their
    tapas dishes are prepared and served to you by
    authentic Spanish chefs from Salamanca Town
    itself, using only top quality, fresh ingredients.
    The head Chef Aleksandar Dimitrov is constantly
    sourcing good quality ingredients from Spain,
    creating Spanish Tapas dishes for you to enjoy.
    Try our €12 lunch and €18.99 Early bird. Reservations
    are taken and a waiting list operates at weekends.
    Situated near the Molly Malone Statue.

    Open: Mon to Sat 12pm till late, Sun 1pm till late

    +353 (0) 1 677 4799 https://www.salamanca.ie salamancatapas@gmail.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    DEVITT’S

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    Devitt’s is a traditional Irish pub dating from
    1871 and is an easy 10 minute walk from
    the city centre. As well as serving arguably
    the best pint of Guinness in Dublin, Devitt’s
    kitchen has a reputation for its excellent
    food. They specialise in freshly prepared,
    homemade traditional food using the best
    local ingredients. Vegetarian options are on
    offer as well as delicious takes on favourites
    such as steaks, burgers, corn fed chicken and
    Ireland’s freshest sea food. Check out the daily
    fish and mains specials. They also offer a wide
    range of soups, salads and sandwiches as well as
    sharing platters to nibble with your pint. If
    atmosphere, “craic” and the best of Irish food
    and music are what you are after. Devitt’s is
    very hard to beat! After dinner catch a Irish
    trad music sessions every evening from 9:30pm,
    6:30pm on Sundays.

    Open: Breakfast Lunch and Dinner available 7 days a week. 9am-10pm.

    +353 (0) 1 475 3414 https://www.devittspub.ie info@devittspub.ie, Go to my location Get directions to here
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    FLANAGAN’S RESTAURANT AND SPEAKEASY LOUNGE

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    THE RESTAURANT
    For the past 25 years this unique popular
    restaurant has been offering great food at
    exceptional prices. The menu ranges from fresh
    local seafood and traditional Irish dishes to
    bistro favourites and top quality meat from the
    Char Grill. The main floor is home to a beautiful
    art Deco inspired dining room where you can
    enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in style. Their
    outdoor seating offers Dublin’s premier spot to
    people watch on O’Connell St with a cup of excellent
    artisan coffee. To welcome you to Dublin, get a
    FREE Irish Coffee if you present this map when you
    spend €20 or more from the A La Carte Menu.

    THE SPEAKEASY LOUNGE
    The Lounge at Flannigan’s is an ode to the
    speakeasies of the Art Deco era. With
    a private bar, jazz piano, intimate tables and
    lighting, it’s home to many of our events including
    Jazz Nights, match games, and private functions
    upcoming in this ultra-cool hotspot.

    353 (0) 1 873 1388 http://www.flanagansrestaurant.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    LUNDY FOOT & CO

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    Situated in the heart of Temple Bar, Lundy Foot
    & Co. is one of Dublin’s finest traditional Irish
    pubs. With great food, a warm welcome and live
    music every night, Lundy’s is the venue for every
    occasion. Come and experience the atmosphere
    for yourself. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner
    every day and our late bar opens until 3am
    Monday to Saturday. We host traditional Irish
    music and dance shows every night and you won’t
    find a wider selection of Irish whiskeys, gins and
    craft beers anywhere else. Established in 1892, the
    bar has undergone a recent refurbishment and is now
    even cosier and more welcoming than ever. Renamed
    in honour of Lundy Foot, a celebrated tobacconist &
    snuff manufacturer from the 18th century and a true
    Dublin character. Our pub, which proudly bears his
    name, is steeped in the history, culture and traditions
    barely changed since Lundy Foot himself strode along
    the cobbled streets of Dublin City.

    Open: Mon-Thurs 12pm-3am, Fri-Sat 9am-3am, Sun 9am-2am.

    +353 (0) 1 671 1535 https://www.lundyfoots.ie/ lundyfoot.co@gmail.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    MURRAY’S BAR & GRILL

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    In 1908 Grandma Murray opened Murray’s Pub at
    33 Upper O’Connell Street (then known as Sackville
    Street) in the heart of the city. Murray’s has been
    serving the people of Dublin ever since &
    Grandma Murray’s descendants still run
    the pub to this day! With award winning
    food, a wide range of whiskeys, spirits
    & craft beers & a traditional Irish music
    & dancing show 7 nights a week, it’s no
    wonder Murray’s Bar & Grill has become
    a firm favourite of locals & visitors alike.
    Murray’s sports bar upstairs shows all
    major sporting events on several large screens…
    Or check out the comfortable terrace area, complete
    with real fire and Ireland’s largest screen.
    Murray’s is the ideal venue for great food and
    great craic….& a warm welcome every time!

    Open: Sun-Thurs: 08.00 – 00.00, Fri, Sat: 08.00 – 02.30

    +353 (0) 1 878 7505 http://murraysbarandgrill.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    ROE & CO DISTILLERY

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    Decades after the original Roe & Co
    Distillery closed its gates, one of Irish
    whiskey’s most influential names is
    inspiring a whiskey for a new generation.
    The Roe & Co Distillery, located in the
    buzzing Liberties district, Dublin 8, is
    a fully operational urban distillery and
    world-class whiskey experience. Step
    inside the former Guinness Power Station
    for an immersive journey into flavour.
    We promise a distillery experience like
    no other – the only rules are fun and flavour.
    Join us on a journey that will fire your
    imagination and your taste buds.
    Power House Tour: With a maximum of 16 guests on
    our signature Power House Tour, this is an
    intimate and personalised experience. You’ll get
    close to our whiskey, the history of Roe &
    Co in Dublin and the stories that inspired
    this whiskey’s modern reinvention.

    OUR OPENING TIMES:
    11AM - 7PM
    LAST ADMISSION IS 5PM

    +353 (0) 1 643 5999 https://www.roeandcowhiskey.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE CELT BAR

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    The Celt Bar is one of Dublin’s finest
    traditional bars. It exudes character
    and old world charm. A well known
    venue for top class traditional Irish
    music, it hosts sessions every night
    from 9.30pm, with two sessions
    on Sunday, one at 5.30pm and the
    other at 9.30pm.
    The Celt also offers a menu which boasts a
    number of hearty Irish favourites,
    including Beef & Guinness Stew, Bangers &
    Mash and Bacon & Cabbage. All
    dishes are freshly prepared to order in
    The Celt’s sister restaurant by top
    class Le Bon Crubeen chefs. Food and
    drink packages available for large
    groups. Private room hire.

    Open: Mon-Thurs: 10.30am-11.30pm. Fri-Sat: 10.30am-12.30am. Sun:
    12.30pm-11pm.

    +353 (0) 1 878 8655 https://www.thecelt.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    ULYSSES RARE BOOKS

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    Winner of “Best Bookshop 2016” Irish Times
    Best Shops Competition     Trading on Duke
    Street for over 25 years. Ulysses Rare Books is a
    must for bibliophiles and collectors. Their
    particular speciality is in 20th Century Irish
    literature. View a selection of rare editions by
    greats such as
    James Joyce
    Seamus Heaney
    Flann O’Brien
    Oscar Wilde
    W.B.Yeats
    Samuel Beckett
    Brendan Behan
    They also stock a wide variety of books on
    Irish history and topography from the C17th
    to date and original maps of Ireland. Call in
    and browse what is undoubtedly Dublin’s
    leading antiquarian bookshop. Ulysses
    Rare Books is a member of the Antiquarian
    Booksellers Association (ABA).

    Open: Mon - Sat 9:30am - 5:45pm Sun 12am - 5pm.

    +353 (0)1 671 8676 https://www.rarebooks.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    DUBLIN CITY COMICS AND COLLECTIBLES

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    Dublin City Comics is a Comics and Collectibles
    store for fans owned and run by fans. They
    stock a huge range of New and Vintage Comics,
    Graphic Novels, Statues, Action figures,
    1/6 Scale figures, Imported Toys
    and Gundam. Check out their Bolton Street
    store for all the Latest Comics, Toys and
    Gunpla imported from all over the world.
    Visit their Capel Street store for a trip down
    memory lane with thousands and thousands of
    Back Issues and Second-Hand Toys from Dark Horse,
    DC, Image, Marvel, Star Wars, G.I. Joe,
    Transformers, Neca, Mcfarlane, Toybiz,
    Sideshow and Hot Toys and much more.

    Open: Tues, Thurs, Friday: 10am - 6pm; Mon, Sat, Sun 12pm - 6pm;
    Wednesday 10am - 8pm

    +353 (0)85 771 7633 https://dublincitycomics.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    SOL ART GALLERY

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    Sol Art Gallery represents and promotes the work of national and international, emerging and mid-career, visual artists. The gallery is centrally located on D’Olier Street which is a 5 minute walk from Trinity College and Dublin’s main shopping district Grafton St. From 2010-2018 Sol Art held major exhibitions within the old gallery on Dawson St and appeared at art fairs in London, New York, Edinburgh, Dublin, Milan, Chicago, Miami as well as many more. Early 2015 saw the emergence of London Irish Art, a multi-disciplinary initiative, co-hosted by Sol Art, displaying over 40 visual artists in the impressive 3000 square feet space of Central Hall, Westminister. Over 500 people attended the opening night. Having now moved to a fantastic new 3500 Sq ft modern building in March of 2018, Sol Art intends to continue putting on significant exhibitions in the gallery while also broadening their brand.

    Join us for the opening night of Ani Mollereau's new solo show launching on Thursday 27th February

    6.30-8.30pm

    Book your free tickets by clicking on link below:

    https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/soul-vision-a-new-solo-show-by-ani-mollereau-tickets-93276032123

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    Winner of the Irish times best interiors/gift shop in Ireland award!
    This unique homeware shopping experience is
    located in the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre
    – a boutique shopping centre in the heart of
    Dublin city. Opened in 2010, article is located in
    Lord Powerscourt’s former dressing room with
    its spectacular original plasterwork ceiling. It’s
    the perfect backdrop to showcase the beautifully
    edited selection of items for the home. The shelves
    are filled with quirky yet functional pieces sourced
    from around the world. The owners are also proud
    to stock the work of many talented contemporary
    Irish designers. The collection includes everything
    from the practical to the whimsical, Irish woollen
    throws to handmade candles, coloured glass to
    Ostrich feather dusters, Mid-Century armchairs to
    colourful stationery. Come, browse and be inspired.

    Open: Mon-Sat 10.30am - 6pm, Thu until 7pm, Sun 1pm - 5pm.

    +353 (0)1 679 9268 www.articledublin.com items@articledublin.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    INDUSTRY & CO

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    Dublin’s most unique lifestyle store and eatery
    is situated in the heart of the Creative Quarter
    on Drury Street. This famous store is filled with
    beautiful Irish and international gifts, lighting,
    furniture and accessories to suit your home and
    everyday life. Their range includes everything
    from authentic woollen blankets from the west
    of Ireland, Scandinavian kitchenware, vintage
    furniture as well as Irish designed jewellery.
    While you are there, visit Barn, Industry & Co’s
    concept store for kids just 25m away which is
    filled with beautifully designed essentials for
    your kids. Browse their stores before having
    lunch at their café where you can sample an
    array of healthy homemade food and taste
    speciality coffee from Berlin’s “The Barn” roastery.

    Open: Mon, Tues, Wed 8am-6pm, Thurs 8am-7pm, Fri 8am-6:30
    pm, Sat 9am - 6:30pm, Sun 10:00am-6pm.

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    Irish Hide Designs

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    Ireland’s only Guaranteed Irish online store for all thing’s sheepskin and cowhide. Irish Hide Designs was set up by Derek McCarthy, last in a long line of McCarthy fellmongers who have been dealing in animal hides for nearly 200 years. Each item is carefully selected and delivered to you by Derek who is passionate about the quality of Irish sheepskins and cowhides from the West of Ireland. Irish Hide Designs specialise in sheepskin and cowhide rugs, throws, pouffes, stools, chairs, bean bags, soft leather aprons and cushions etc. The products from this small Irish family business make wonderful gifts or luxury home accessories and can be delivered globally via the website.

    +353 (0) 86 270 0644 https://irishhidedesigns.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    JAM ART FACTORY

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    Rooted in a desire to showcase the abundant and
    talented artists emerging in Ireland today, Jam Art
    Factory first opened it’s doors on Patrick Street, in
    the heart of Dublin’s historic Liberties in 2011. Since
    then, this independent gallery and design shop has
    been showcasing smart, contemporary Irish art to
    a growing band of avid fans. Handpicked artists fill
    the gallery with fresh concepts in print, using both
    traditional and contemporary techniques. Jam Art
    Factory stock ceramics, textiles, jewellery and street
    art in strange and wonderful forms, always working
    with the artists to create exciting new designs. In
    2013, brothers Mark and John opened a second
    location in the lively surrounds of Crown Alley in Temple Bar, and today, Jam Art
    Factory ships prints all over the world, providing a platform for independent artists
    to exhibit their work and solving all your home and gift dilemmas!

    Temple Bar - Open Mon 12-8, Tues - Sat 10-8, Sun 11-8
    Patrick Street - Open Mon - Sat 10-6, Sun 10-5

    +353(0)1 616 5671 https://jamartfactory.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    SCOUT

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    Established in 2009 by stylist Wendy
    Crawford, this beautiful lifestyle store is a
    local favourite.
    Welcoming & relaxed, Scout is located in
    the beautiful surrounds of The Old City
    beside Smock Alley Theatre in Temple Bar
    and is a must see for local & internationally
    made goods for the home & wardrobe.
    Wendy favours simple & honest designs
    where quality & utility are at the forefront
    of the curation process. Scout mixes
    homewares & clothing which are timeless
    & classic, incorporating new with vintage
    for a unique shopping experience.

    Open: Mon - Sat 10:30am - 6pm, Thurs 10:30am - 6.30pm, Sun 12-5pm.

    +353 (0)1 677 8846 https://scoutdublin.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    DESIGNER EXCHANGE

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    Ireland’s only dedicated authentic pre loved
    designer handbag and accessory store located
    in the heart of the capital right beside Dawson
    St Luas Stop. We specialize in all designer
    brands from Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Chanel
    through Michael Kors, Kate Spade and DKNY
    We receive new arrivals daily, and provide
    peace of mind with a 100% Authenticity
    Guarantee and certificate of authenticity with
    every item. From rare vintage gems to modern new
    line luxury designer items, you will be thrilled
    to browse our fabulously curated store. A huge
    range of Chanel jackets, Hermes silk scarves,
    Tiffany Jewellery, iconic Louis Vuitton monogram
    pieces and jaw dropping wonderful Chanel costume
    jewellery, we really do have it all at Designer
    Exchange Ltd. Save big on Designer luxury at
    Dublin’s award winning “Best Shop In Dublin 2016
    & 2017”.

    Open 7 days! Mon 10am-6pm, Tue 10am-6.30pm,
    Wed/Thu/Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 12pm-5pm

    +353 (0)1 534 0172 info@designerexchange.ie https://www.designerexchange.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    FRESH CUTS CLOTHING

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    Fresh Cuts Clothing is Dublin’s only dedicated ethical and sustainable clothing store! Spread over two floors in the heart of the creative quarter, this independent Irish business hosts a curated selection of the best men’s and women’s ethical brands, including Dublin’s very own Fresh Cuts. The Fresh Cuts label is a quality collection of casual lifestyle wear, based on minimal branding and the finest of fabrics. The signature graphic t-shirts are designed and printed in Ireland on bamboo and organic cotton and limited runs means there’s always something new. With a focus on clean design that’s both modern and timeless, everything you’ll find here is eco-friendly and made to last, under fair and safe working conditions. Mix that up with an ever expanding range of iconic, pioneering brands like Mud Jeans, Armedangels, Wills Vegan Shoes, and EcoAlf, and you have a real alternative to fast fashion with serious style.


    Sunday 12–6pm
    Monday 11am–7pm
    Tuesday 11am–7pm
    Wednesday 11am–7pm
    Thursday 11am–8pm
    Friday 11am–7pm
    Saturday 10am–6pm

    https://www.freshcutsclothing.com 086 8980563 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    ITAS

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    The Irish Tourist Assistance Service, ITAS, provides
    immediate support and assistance seven days a week to
    international visitors to the country who become victims
    of crime. If you are visiting Ireland and experience crime,
    contact ITAS for help. ‘Safety Tips for Tourists’ guides are available in Tourist Offices

    +353-(0)1- 666 9354, https://www.itas.ie info@itas.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Kevin & Howlin

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    In 1936 Jim Kevin and his partner Michael
    Howlin founded the Tailors and Outfitters,
    known as Kevin & Howlin Ltd, in Dublin’s
    Nassau Street. The shop provides top quality
    clothing and tailoring while specialising in
    tweeds hand-woven in Donegal especially
    for Kevin & Howlin. In 1973, due to the
    redevelopment of the premises, Jim’s son
    Noel, who had taken over the family firm,
    decided to concentrate exclusively on
    tweed, and Kevin & Howlin became one of
    the premier purveyors of tweeds in Ireland.
    Its selection of stylish tweed attire for men and women includes everything from
    jackets, overcoats and suits to hats, scarves and socks. Authentic Irish souvenir hunters
    will adore their collection of hand-crafted shillelaghs.

    Open: Mon-Sat 10am - 5pm. Check ahead for Sunday openings.

    +353 (0)1 677 0257 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Kildare Village

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    Kildare Village, located in the heart of the charming Irish countryside, is home to 100 boutiques of leading fashion and lifestyle brands. Enjoy savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price, all year round, with tax free shopping for guests visiting from outside the EU and complimentary transport to the Irish National Stud & Japanese Gardens. Indulge in a choice of delicious restaurants and cafés offering unique local and fine dining cuisine as well as an array of luxury hospitality services.

    Open year round (except 25 December).

    +353 (0)45 520501 https://www.tbvsc.com/kildare-village/en Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Om Diva

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    Om Diva is a beautiful four-storey independent boutique, nestled in the heart of Dublin’s Creative Quarter. This original Victorian redbrick building is home to four stores in one: on the first floor, Atelier 27 showcases over 25 of Ireland’s most cutting edge Fashion and Jewellery Designers. Our Vintage Basement is an Aladdin’s cave for those seeking out the most exquisite clothing and accessories from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. The Contemporary Collections on the ground floor are a riot of fashion and colour with exclusive new collections added weekly; and our new venture, Om Diva Home, is a magpie’s treasure hoard where you might find anything from an antique brass matchbox holder to a hand-embroidered Kashmiri cushion.

    Open: Mon-Sat 10am-6.30pm, Sun 12-6pm, Thurs until 7.30pm.

    +353 (0)1 679 1211 https://www.omdivaboutique.com/ info@omdivaboutique.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    RUBY RUBY DESIGNER CONSIGNMENT

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    Ruby Ruby Designer Consignment
    specializes in high-end women’s designer
    clothing and accessories. Treat yourself to
    Chanel, Prada, Armani, Gucci, Dior and more
    at a fraction of the original price! Whether
    you are looking for the perfect dress to wear
    to an occasion or a designer handbag that
    will set your pulse racing, Ruby Ruby has it all.
    Carefully selected gems arrive in store every
    day. Chanel jackets, sunglasses, jewellery,
    handbags and wallets are some of the
    most coveted items in the world. Ruby Ruby
    always has Chanel on hand to fulfill your dreams.
    Perhaps Dolce & Gabbana more
    your style? Chloe? Marni? Or, Roland Mouret?
    Ruby Ruby is an Aladdin’s cave of treasures waiting to be discovered!

    Open: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm; Thurs till 7pm.

    +353 (0)1 672 5870 http://www.rubyruby.ie info@rubyruby.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE DESIGN HOUSE

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    It’s a fashion boutique. It’s a gallery. It’s a studio space..
    It’s a classroom. It’s The Design House.
    Based in a fabulous Georgian building which offers a
    unique and creative shopping experience. The building
    is comprised of two floors of retail. The other floors
    are taken up with designer studios, professional work
    rooms / classrooms. We even found room to fit in a
    fabulous Café and an artist’s gallery. The boutique
    space offers a wide array of high quality products
    cutting edge fashion for all occasions; from unique
    office wear to elegant evening/bridal wear. We also
    offer a diverse range of jewellery and crafts. In addition
    to all of this, we have a group designers offering a
    Bespoke /custom made service a for all occasions

    Open: Mon-Wed 10am-6pm, Thurs-Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 12am-5pm

    +353 (0)1 679 9283 http://thedesignhouse.ie info@thedesignhouse.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    TIGHTS DEPT

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    Tights Dept. (Tights Department) is an Irish
    owned legwear specialist store, the only one
    of its kind in Ireland. They mainly specialize in
    Italian brands and stock a full range of both
    classic and fashion hosiery including: tights,
    socks, hold-ups, stockings, leggings, jeggings,
    footless tights, leg warmers, bodystockings,
    hosiery accessories and men’s socks. They
    also stock a classic collection of tops, vests
    and bodies.
    Their main brands include: Omsa (Italy),
    Trasparenze (Italy), Silvia Grandi (Italy),
    Emilio Cavallini (Italy), Zohara (Israel),
    Bonnie Doon (Netherlands), Pamela Mann (UK),
    Leg Avenue (USA), Omero (Italy), Ibici (Italy),
    Ysabel Mora (Spain), Happy Socks (Sweden)
    and Collove (Portugal).

    Open 7 days a week | Tax free shopping for non EU customers

    +353 (0)85 551 5982 http://tightsdepartment.ie info@tightsdepartment.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    RORY’S FISHING TACKLE

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    Rory’s Fishing Tackle (established 1959), Ireland’s
    premier tackle outlet catering for sea, coarse and
    fly anglers. A traditional style shop, yet stocking
    the latest tackle available. Stockists of all major
    brands including Shimano, Penn, Daiwa, Rapala,
    Sage, Guideline, Rio, Savage Gear and Westin.
    Buy Rory’s famous t-shirt as purchased by Amy
    Winehouse with the saying “If you want to be
    happy for a day – get drunk, for a week – get
    married, for life – go fishing” or see their massive
    range of rods, reels, lures and accessories. Range
    of frozen/live bait. Fishing permits on sale. Staff
    are always available to give advice on where best to
    fish and to recommend the best angling methods. Rory’s also
    stocks a large range of archery and shooting equipment.

    Open: Mon-Sat 9:30am – 6pm, Thur until 8pm (summer months), Sun
    11:00am – 5pm.

    +353 (0)1 677 2351 https://www.rorys.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    GUINNESS STOREHOUSE

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    Located in the heart of the St.James’s Gate Brewery, this fermentation
    site has been home to the Guinness Company since 1759, when Arthur
    Guinness signed the now-famous 9,000 year lease on the brewery. Today,
    the Guinness Storehouse is Ireland’s No.1 Visitor Attraction where visitors
    are taken on a magical journey into the world-famous Guinness brand.
    Enjoy the multisensory experience in the Tasting Rooms and explore the
    long tradition of award winning Guinness advertising. Learn how to pour
    the perfect pint in the Guinness Academy and visit the top floor Gravity
    Bar for spectacular views of Dublin. Finish your tour with a trip to the
    Guinness Flagship Retail Store which is home to the largest collection
    of exclusive Guinness merchandise. Whether for a gift or an indulgence
    of your own, a treat from The Store will act as a lasting memory of your
    visit to the Home of Guinness.
    The Guinness Storehouse is
    a 15min walk from the city
    centre.

    Open daily 9:30am-5pm.
    July and August from
    9:30am – 6:00pm. Adult
    €25pp, 18+ with student ID/
    Senior citizen €20pp, child
    -18 €16pp, group 15+ €22pp,
    discounts available online.

    +353 (0)1 408 4800 https://www.guinness-storehouse.com/en Go to my location Get directions to here
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    HOUSE OF NAMES – THE HOME OF HERALDRY

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    Established in 1953 and now celebrating over 60 years in business, House of
    Names is the recognised leader in the field of heraldry. The product range
    includes superbly crafted, Irish-made pieces,
    skilfully attended by their team of heraldic artists.
    Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of
    all names requested including those of Irish, British
    and European origin. All recorded nationalities.
    Be proud of your name. Know your Coat of Arms.
    Remember it is a link between you and the forbears
    of your name from the distant past. Check out
    your family Coat of Arms, pick up your Celtic
    History – find that ideal gift for your family and
    friends. Products are mailed worldwide. Call into
    the shops today

    Open: Mon - Sat 10am - 5.30pm, Sun 12 - 5pm.

    +353 (0)1 679 7287 https://houseofnames.ie +353 (0)1 677 7034 shop@houseofnames.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Meab Enamels

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    Meab Enamels create stunning and colourful craft jewellery and silk scarves from their workshop based in the heart of midlands Ireland. Their enamel jewellery on copper is created using the rare and ancient technique of open firing. This ensures that each piece is completely unique to the wearer. From earrings that reflect the deep blues and greens of the ocean to a fiery red and ruby pendant, their selection is immense. Their silk scarf collection reflects all the colour and beauty of their handcrafted jewellery and makes a perfectly luxurious accessory for any outfit.

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    The Donegal Shop

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    This family owned business is run by mother and daughter team, Carol & Linda-Mae Meagle. Open since 1995, and based in the heart of the shopping district of Dublin, in St. Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, the Donegal Shop aims to offer a little piece of Donegal in Dublin. A vast range of traditional hand knit Arans and accessories, tweeds and wool, as well as linens, fragrances and jewellery is available. With an emphasis on what is “imagined, designed and made in Ireland”, the shop not only stock products from Donegal, but also the rest of the country, such as Magee Knitwear and Ireland’s Eye. They also ship worldwide, so no matter how much you buy, you don’t have to carry it!

    Open: Mon-Fri 10am – 6pm, Thu until 8pm, Sun & Bank Holidays 12pm-6pm.

    +353 (0)1 475 4621 https://www.thedonegalshop.com/ info@donegalshop.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE PEN CORNER

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    Re-embrace the noble art of writing
    by purchasing an exquisite pen from
    this elegant shop. Established in 1927,
    The Pen Corner stocks a fantastic range
    of fountain pens and other writing
    instruments from top-name brands
    such as Cross, Mont Blanc, Parker and
    Waterman. Once you’ve chosen your
    newly-acquired nib, select your blank
    canvas from the equally refined range
    of stationery and greeting cards and
    let those thoughts flow. The staff really
    know their subject, so feel free to ask and
    find out much more about their specialist stock.
    The era of the impersonal email may well become
    a distant memory.

    Open: Mon-Fri 9am - 5.30pm

    +353 (0)1 679 3641 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    ARRAN STREET EAST POTTERY STUDIO

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    Visit Arran Street East pottery studio and coffee shop to experience the behind the scenes of making the pots and enjoy a lovely coffee in our mugs! The studio is based by Arran Street east, tucked away amidst Dublin’s Victorian Fruit and Vegetable Market. Born from the search for a simple, handthrown pot in great colours our ceramics are for people who enjoy simple, functional, and beautiful design. The colours are blended to our own recipes, inspired by fruit and vegetables and the stone and steel of Dublin’s city streetscape. Experience the process of making the pots by booking onto one of our classes at arranstreeteast.ie/collections/workshops, or simply visit us to enjoy a cup of coffee in our mugs, perhaps bring one as souvenir from your time to Dublin.

    Monday - Friday
    8am - 3pm

    Thursday
    8am - 7pm

    Saturday
    9am - 4pm

    Sunday 11am - 3pm

    +353 83 814 6672 https://arranstreeteast.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    CLOTH

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    Cloth is the largest fabric shop in Dublin’s city center.
    It stocks an eclectic range of fabric for different
    functions. Cloth was founded in 2010 by mother and
    daughter team Deirdre and Sinéad. The very best of
    fabrics from around the world are displayed with
    care and attention. Expert staff in the wonderful long
    aprons of craftsmen cut fabrics at two large cutting
    tables. There are also seats for weary shoppers.
    Cloth’s beautiful Irish tweeds and linens are all dyed
    and woven locally. Their designs and colours reflect
    the colours and textures of the Irish landscape.
    You’ll also find Liberty of London cottons and silks,
    cashemeres from Italy, fine bead work from India, and
    exquisite velvets and lace. Drop in to Cloth Dublin – you’ll love it.

    Monday 10am to 6pm

    Tuesday 10am to 6pm

    Wednesday 10am to 6pm

    Thursday 10am to 6.30pm

    Friday 10am to 6pm

    Saturday 10am to 6pm

    Sunday closed

    +353 (0)1 633 7900 https://www.theclothshop.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    CELTIC WHISKEY SHOP

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    Ireland’s specialist in whiskey, wine and other
    spirits from Ireland and around the world. This
    has been a popular destination with tourists
    and locals since opening in 2003. Pop inside to
    view a wide variety of Irish whiskey including
    many exclusive, rare and collectible bottlings.
    There are free whiskey tastings in-store
    all day everyday and expert staff on hand
    to offer their knowledge and assistance.
    Overseas customers are well catered for with
    international shipping and free bubble wrap
    available, as well as tax back services for
    customers from beyond the EU. We also stock a
    superb collection of Irish craft beers, ciders
    and a wide selection of wine from around the world

    Open: Mon-Sat 10:20am-8pm, Thurs 10:30am-9pm. Sun and Bank
    Holidays 12:30pm-7pm

    +353 (0)1 675 9744 https://www.celticwhiskeyshop.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    MITCHELL & SON WINE MERCHANTS

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    Established in Dublin in 1805, this fabulous
    emporium has long been one of Ireland’s
    leading family owned businesses. With 7
    generations of knowledge and expertise,
    Mitchell and Son are known worldwide for
    their incredible wine selection, from some of
    the finest vineyards in the world. Home to the
    famous ‘Green Spot Single Pot Still Whiskey’, it is
    here where the ‘Spot Whiskey’ range originated
    and in now distributed far and wide. The
    CHQ store boasts an impressive range of Irish
    Whiskeys, Gins and other spirits. Their highly
    trained and knowledgeable staff would be delighted
    to offer you advice, or even a a taste or two.

    International Shipping, and Tax Free services available for all
    international customers. Open: Mon-Fri 10:30am-7pm, Sat 11am-6pm.

    +353 (0)1 612 5540 https://mitchellandson.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Bad Bobs

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    Drink: Whether you’re out for a cocktail, getting crafty with beers or want to bomb with friends. We’ve got it all!

    Food: Gastro pub food highly recommended on trip advisor. Try the specials and homemade desserts. As all is freshly prepared, service takes a little longer than fast food but it’s worth it!

    Price: We’re regular city centre prices, unusual for Temple Bar.

    Staff: Friendly, fun, approachable and reasonably good looking!

    Music: Live, Contemporary music played by some of Dublin’s most talented musicians, acoustically amplified covers & originals that won’t disappoint. DJ’s & Saxophonist In the club on weekends playing an eclectic mix from old to new. Guaranteed to have you dancing all night long.

    Open from 12 midday all week Late Bar 7 nights a week Food served until 10pm daily. 2 for €12 cocktails.

    +353 (0)1 677 8860 https://badbobs.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Jimmy Rabbitte’s

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    TJimmy Rabbitte’s is Dublin’s newest & coolest bar. Named after the central character in Roddy Doyle’s book The Commitments, this brand new premises is located in
    the bohemian quarter of Camden Street, just a stone’s throw from Temple Bar & Grafton Street. Boasting a stylish & contemporary interior offering an exciting drinks
    menu, including a delicious range of cocktails and a wide variety of gins & whiskeys….as well as all your favourite beers, wines and spirits.…and if our extensive selection of
    drinks isn’t enough to persuade you through the door, the pub itself is an experience not to be missed. It’s a quirky, eclectic mix of contemporary & traditional styles. We hope to see you there soon!

    Open: Sun-Wed 12pm-12am, Thurs-Sat 12pm-3am

    +353 (0)1 478 0808 https://jimmy-rabbittes.business.site/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    r.i.o.t

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    Pay a visit to Dublin’s best dive bar, situated at
    the edge of Templebar, on the banks
    of the river liffey. Modelled on the infamous
    styles of Brooklyn and Berlin, it boasts neon
    and street art, with an urban plant life twist. This
    neighbourhood bar could be your home from
    home, with an extensive selection of beers,
    ales, top shelf spirits and specialize in the revival
    of retro cocktails. Check out the late bar seven
    nights a week playing Hip Hop, Indie and Disco,
    where you can play pool, old school arcade
    machines and beer pong. Pizza is available all
    day, every day, and they have live music at the
    weekend.Their team of messers are at hand to
    ensure your taste buds are satisfied and more
    importantly turbo craic is had!

    Open: 3pm ‘till Late everyday & Very Late on weekends

    +353 (0)1 444 2906 https://www.riotdublin.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    DOHENY & NESBITT

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    One of Dublin’s oldest pubs, situated in the heart
    of Dublin City Centre. Doheny & Nesbitts is a
    haunt for many of the country’s leading politicians,
    sports, and media presonalities with bars
    and function rooms over three levels.
    Why not sample the finest in Irish food
    and drink? Come and enjoy the craic
    and banter in Doheny & Nesbitts – a
    must for any trip to Dublin.
    Food served all day: breakfast, lunch,
    and dinner. Live music every Sunday
    and Monday from 8pm.

    Mon | Tue 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
    Wed | Thur 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 a.m.
    Fri 9:00 a.m. - 02:00 a.m.
    Sat 9:30 a.m. - 02:00 a.m.
    Sun 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 a.m

    +353 (0)1 676 2945 http://dohenyandnesbitts.ie info@dohenyandnesbitts.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    MCDAIDS

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    Established in 1779, McDaids is situated off
    fashionable Grafton Street near Dublin city centre.
    One of the true literary pubs, i was frequented by
    many of the greats of Irish literature, including Patrick
    Kavanagh and Brendan Behan. Mcdaids retains its’
    tradition of hospitality ad is popular with locals and
    tourists alike.
    Dating back to the C18, it still retains many features
    from its’ time as a church. These days it serves an
    excellent selection of craft beers in addition to pints
    of Ireland’s best. When busy, head up the old steep
    stairs to the top bar if you fancy a quiet pint. On busy
    sporting occations, TV screens add to the atmosphere but
    music free, it remains a place for conversation and is
    the perfect place for those wishing to soak up
    Dublin’s past and present.

    Open: Mod-Thurs 10.30am-11.30pm, Fri-Sat 10.30am-12.30am, Sun
    12.30-11pm.

    +353 (0)1 679 4395 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    MULLIGAN’S

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    Mulligan’s is more than a Dublin pub; it is an Irish
    cultural phenomenon. A book has even been written about it!
    It has a unique and colourful history, spanning
    over two hundred years. It is so renowned for the
    quality of its Guinness that it is known as “the home
    of the pint”. Mulligan’s has hosted the famous Judy Garland,
    Seamus Heaney, Con Houlihan, James Joyce and John F. Kennedy
    to name but a few. Quirkiness pervades its
    atmosphere. The ashes of a US tourist are interred
    in its clock and barmen have seen ghosts!
    This fascinating pub encapsulates an atmosphere
    and essence loved by both natives and tourists
    alike. Customers will regale you with lore and
    lies of the days of yore when doughty dockers
    rubbed shoulders with celebrities from the Theatre
    Royal across the street, newsmen from de Valera’s
    Irish Press Group next door and students from
    neighboring Trinity College.

    Open: Mon-Thurs 10.30am-11.30pm. Fri- Sat
    10.30am-12.30pm Sun 12.30-11pm.

    +353 (0)1 677 5582 https://mulligans.ie info@mulligans.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    O’NEILL’S VICTORIAN PUB AND TOWNHOUSE

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    Dating from 1885, this fabulous Pub and
    Townhouse offers a taste of Old Dublin.
    Lovingly maintained by the O’Neill family
    for generations and oozing period grace
    and charm, it offers a cozy and cheerful
    ambience. Steeped in history, it has been
    mentioned in Joyce’s Ulysees and was
    used by Michael Collins as a safe house
    during the War of Independence.
    Opposite Trinity College and a few
    minutes’ walk from Grafton St, it is renowned for
    great pints and quality food served
    till late. Try their own craft ale ’O’Neill’s Red’
    or choose from over 50 varieties of Irish Whiskey
    which can be sampled in organized tastings. Why not
    try pullingyour own pint of Guinness! A charming
    place to stay, The Townhouse is centrally
    located and offers 8 beautifully appointed rooms
    with mod cons.

    Lunch served 12- 2.15pm. Dinner 5-9pm

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    THE SWAN BAR

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    This icon of Irish licensed heritage has dispensed
    sustenance, shelter and social culture to the citizenry
    of Dublin for at least six centuries. Totally unique amongst
    Dublin pubs, The Swan is an authentic
    Victorian pub that was once a medieval inn. There has
    been a continuous licence on this site since 1661 when
    Sir Francis Aungier developed what was then Dublin’s
    widest street. The interior dates from 1897 and is one
    of the few remaining intact Victorian bars left in the city.
    The pub has played a key role in the evolution of the Irish
    nation as the premises was occupied by the Irish volunteers
    in 1916 and again by the anti-treaty forces in 1922. The
    pockmarks of artillery fire are still clearly visible on the
    exterior of the building. The pub was bought in 1937 by
    Cavan man John Lynch; his son Sean attained sporting fame
    playing rugby for Leinster, Ireland and The British and
    Irish Lions. He has the distinction of playing in all four
    tests in the only Lions team ever to beat the New Zealand
    All Blacks in the 1971 test series. The pub has a lot of
    Sean’s rugby memorabilia on display. Call in and experience
    The Swan which is unique among Dublin’s pub scene.

    Open Mon -Thurs and Sun 11am- 11pm. Fri & Sat 11am - 0.30am.

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    CAFÉ EN SEINE

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    Café en Seine is one of Dublin’s most iconic
    and stunning venues nestled in the heart
    of Dublin’s city centre on Dawson Street.
    It was first established in 1993 and quickly
    became a go-to destination for locals and
    visitors to the city. After a recent refurbishment,
    visitors can now experience the beautiful newly
    designed space which features several dining
    experiences, along with a host of bars and a
    stunning indoor Parisian street garden. Renowned for
    its five-star service, Café en Seine offers an
    extensive food menu which caters for a range of tastes
    and occasions. Head Chef Stephen Gibson and his team
    have created a menu that reflects the ever-changing
    tastes of Irish palates. The cocktail and drinks menu
    has been specially curated to enhance specific moments
    and experiences within the venue, from the physical
    surroundings to the music and the service, making each
    drink memorable. Café en Seine welcomes you to
    make it yours.

    Open: Sun - Thur 12pm-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 12pm-3am

    +353(0)1 677 4567 bookings@cafeenseine.ie https://www.cafeenseine.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    SIN É LIVE MUSIC VENUE, CLUB & BAR

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    Located in the heart of Dublin city, Sin É
    has become a staple of the city’s nightlife
    offering a huge eclectic range of live music
    and Dj’s seven nights a week. Situated on
    the North Quays overlooking the Liffey, the
    venue boasts 2 floors and a heated patio and
    is just a three minute walk from the capitals
    busy Dame St. Known also for their huge range of craft ales, whiskeys, gins and
    top shelf liquors, and fresh cocktails, Sin É is very beating heart of Dublin city.

    Open Sun/Wed 4pm-12.30am, Thur/Sat 3pm-3am.

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    WILD DUCK

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    One of Dublin’s best live music venue bars,
    The Wild Duck is open fronted with a large
    smoking friendly terrace facing onto the
    street. The look throughout is retro, with
    an eclectic mix of vintage and modern art,
    prints, photos, furniture and curios.
    The theatrical style of the venue is no
    designer-led vision. The wildly diverse
    décor was created from the personal
    collection of antiques, curiosities and
    mementoes, gathered over many
    years by the proprietor Gary Whelan.
    Gary, who created the iconic Whelan’s on
    Camden Street, is also the owner of The Dalkey Duck,
    and a familiar face from his long acting career
    on shows such as Ballykissangel and The Bill.
    By contrast, the drinks and food menus are
    modern and on trend. Open from early,
    the current all-day menu offers a range of
    bar food served 12pm-9pm daily.
    The Wild Duck Live Music Venue can be accessed
    via the bar or a separate front entrance.
    Check out their website to see what eclectic
    mix of entertainment is playing next.

    Open: Sun - Wed 7.30am-12am, Thurs 7.30am-1am, Fri & Sat 7.30am-
    2.30am.

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    Ghostbus Tour

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    Step inside the world’s first and Original Ghostbus and be transported into a world of ghostly happenings, dark humour and terrifying tales. Visit the haunted museum
    and play cards with the devil himself, then take your place in the Victorian theatre above and get set for a thrilling ride. Your sinister storyteller and guide will bring you to visit the scenes of the most despicable acts in Dublin’s history. Hear the grisly tales of Dr. Clossey, learn of the instruments of torture once used on unfortunate Dubliners, visit the crypt at Dublin Castle, and take a crash course in bodysnatching at a hidden Dublin cemetery. The Ghostbus Tour promises to be a journey of terror and fun you won’t forget.
    Tours depart from Dublin Bus Head Office, 59 Upper O’Connell St.

    Tickets €28 online.

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    Grave Digger Tour

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    We will transport you back some 600 years ago to when the old Augustinian Priory and of course the plague house were there. Listen to his tales of a plagueravaged
    Dublin. Hear an account of plague victims trying to soothe their wounds in the waters of the city’s drinking supplies. Learn about the mayors schemes to try and keep the disease at bay. Discover the fates of all those poor souls who found themselves infected with the disease. Many believed that the plague was the end of days, but the history of Dublin and its horrors continued.

    The tour departs outside Extreme Ireland College Green Tourist office at 7.45pm

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    Gaiety Theatre

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    A visit to Dublin wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Gaiety Theatre. Since 1871, it has entertained visitors with musicals, drama, comedy, dance, and pantomime. This year, it hosts John B. Keane’s, ‘Big Maggie’ until 12th March. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s hilarious sell-out hit, ‘Breaking Dad’, returns from 14th – 26th March. Alfred Hitchcock’s, West End show ‘The 39 Steps’, runs from 29th March – 2nd April. Song & dance extravaganza, ‘That’s Entertainment’, runs from 4th – 9th April. John B. Keane’s, ‘The Matchmaker’, returns, due to phenomenal demand, from 11th – 23rd April. New comedy stage show, ‘Mario Rosenstock Live’, runs from 26th – 30th April. Broadway and West End sensation, ‘Driving Miss Daisy’, makes its Irish premiere throughout May. Harold Pinter’s, ‘The Birthday Party’, runs from 30th May – 4th June. ‘God Bless the Child – First Confessions are the Hardest’ running 6th – 11th June. The international phenomenon, Riverdance, returns home 14th June – 28th August. ‘Celtic–The Musical’ makes its Irish debut 20th – 24th September. The Gaiety Theatre also hosts the Dublin Theatre Festival in early October and Ballet Ireland’s annual performances in November. This years traditional Pantomime is ‘Robin Hood and his Merry Men’.

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    Murray’s Dance Show

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    Murray’s Bar & Grill host their world famous traditional Irish music & dance show 7 nights a week. Admission FREE! Professional Irish dancers perform an exhilarating toe-tapping display that will take your breath away! Enjoy an award winning meal while you watch the show or sample our wide range of Irish whiskeys & craft beers. Audience members are encouraged to join the dancers on stage for a demonstration….. some have even managed to keep up! It’s always great craic! The Murray’s musicians then play all your traditional Irish favourites late into the night. Our 1916 Easter Rising show commemorates this momentous event in Irish history. Traditional Seanachaí storytellers describe the events of Easter Week, while performers in contemporary costume re-enact key moments in the conflict. Backed by traditional Irish music, this unique experience is not to be missed. Come visit us at Murray’s!

    Showtimes: Sun – Thur 9pm – 11:30pm, Fri & Sat 9pm – 12am

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    Riverdance at the Gaiety Theatre

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    A visit to Dublin is not complete without experiencing the energy, the sensuality and the spectacle of Riverdance at the beautiful Gaiety Theatre. Featuring the combined talent of the Riverdance Lead Dancers and Irish Dance Troupe, the live Riverdance Band and Singers and international artists, the show entertains audiences of all ages and cultures. First performed at Eurovision 1994 this electrifying and innovative dance piece was developed into a full length stage show by Producer Moya  Doherty, Composer Bill Whelan and Director John McColgan. Riverdance has travelled the globe for more than two decades captivating a worldwide live audience of over 25 million fans.

    12 June – 9 September, Tickets: €16 – €71, VIP Experience Available Shows:
    Tuesday – Saturday 19:30 | Sat. Matinee 15:30 | Sunday 17:00.

    +353 (0)1 456 9569 https://riverdance.com/ https://www.ticketmaster.ie/Riverdance Go to my location Get directions to here
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    THE BLIND PIG SPEAKEASY

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    Secretly tucked away in Dublin’s city centre,
    there is an underground cocktail bar known for
    the quality and artistry of its cocktails that
    truly evoke the mood of a 1920s speakeasy
    — The Blind Pig — it will tantalise the tastebuds
    of cocktail lovers everywhere. So come experience
    the forgotten thrill of secret passwords, false
    bookcases with just a touch of lawlessness. To book
    for dinner or just drinks, email reservations@theblindpig.ie
    which will give you all the information you need on
    how to find us. Alternatively, if you are in the
    area and wish to pop in for a quick drink, give us
    a ring on +353 1 565 4700 to see if we have availability.

    With live music seven nights a week showcasing some
    of the best jazz and blues in the country, this is
    one place not to be missed!

    Open Sun - Thurs 6pm-12am, Fri & Sat 5pm-2am.

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    THE LIVING ROOM

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    The Living Room is Dublin’s best sports bar – It’s
    official!
    Proud Winner of the Sky Bar Of The Year Award 2016
    and National Hospitality Award 2017 for Best Sports Bar,
    The Living Room is an experience not to be missed!
    With over 50 large screens showing live sports from all
    over the world, there’s something for everyone. Our
    terrace & beer garden features Ireland’s largest
    outdoor screen, the ideal venue for those big sporting occasions.
    Enjoy a delicious cocktail from our extensive cocktail
    menu or sample one of the many delights from our food
    menu; all our dishes are prepared fresh daily in our
    award winning kitchen. We feature live music &
    DJs in our late bar every week so you can dance the night
    away. The Living Room is Dublin’s premier party venue!

    Open: Sun-Wed 10am-12am,
    Thur-Sat 10am-3am

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    GUINNESS STOREHOUSE

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    Located in the heart of St James’s Gate Brewery,
    Guinness Storehouse is Ireland’s most popular tourist
    attraction. The world famous Drink dramatic story that
    begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity Bar,
    where visitors will receive a complimentary pint
    of Guinness while relaxing and enjoying 360 degree
    spectacular views over Dublin. As you wander through
    Guinness Storehouse, you’ll discover what goes into
    making the “Black Stuff” – the ingredients, the process,
    the passion. Savour delicious Guinness inspired dishes
    on Level Five, enjoy the multi-sensory tasting rooms,
    learn the craft of pouring the perfect pint or get the
    ultimate souvenir – the “Stoutie” – your selfie on the
    creamy head of a pint! Later in the evening and located
    just a stone’s throw from Guinness Storehouse, visit
    the Guinness Open Gate Brewery to try our latest experiential
    beers. Tap room open to the public select hours,
    book at www.guinnessopengate.com. Over 18’s only.

    Last admission 5pm and July & August 6pm. At the door €25.00,
    concessions available. Book online for fast track access and
    discounted rates

    Our opening hours are
    9:30am - 7pm (last admission: 5pm)

    Summer opening hours (July - August)
    9.30am - 9:00pm (last admission: 7pm)

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    DEVITTS

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    Devitt’s is a long-established traditional Irish pub dating
    from 1871. It is an easy 10 minute walk from Dublin city
    centre. Devitt’s enjoys a clientele of all ages, from local
    regulars to folk from all corners of the globe. They serve
    a wide range of drinks, including arguably the best pint
    of Guinness in Dublin, along with other local beers plus
    a typically fully-stocked bar. Gin and whiskey lovers can
    rejoice as there is an extensive gin menu, including
    some world-class Irish gins and a huge selection of
    Irish whiskies. For an authentic Irish sound, they hold
    incredibly popular Irish music sessions nightly (Mon-
    Thur 9pm till late; Fri & Sat 8pm till late; Sun 6pm
    till late) Wednesday is an open session with the
    Quinn family, where any musician can join in! Food is
    served until 10pm serving Ireland’s finest breakfast,
    lunch and dinner menus, were we specialise in freshly
    prepared , home-made traditional food using the
    best local ingredients..

    Open: Mon-Thurs 10.30-12.30am, Fri & Sat 9am-1.30am, Sunday 9am-
    12.30am

    +353 (0) 1 475 3414 https://www.devittspub.ie info@devittspub.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    GROGAN’S CASTLE LOUNGE

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    Established in 1899, Grogan’s is a traditional
    Dublin pub that has been and still is a haunt
    of Ireland’s artistic avant-garde including
    literary greats such as Patrick Kavanagh, Flann
    O’Brien, J.P. Donleavy and Liam O’Flaherty.
    Traditional to the core, there are no TV
    screens or background music, just amiable,
    welcoming bar staff with plenty of stories to
    tell. None more so than the joint proprietor
    Tommy Smith who has been watching the scene for
    over 40 years. The interior has a 1950s feel and
    continuing its association with the arts, the
    walls are festooned with paintings by local artists
    which are for sale on a non- commission basis.
    Outdoor seating spills onto Castle Market making
    it a busy hub on the street. The ambiance attracts
    an eclectic mix of students, business suits, old
    fashioned drinkers and Dublin’s glamorous youth,
    who meet to talk and mingle or just have
    a few quite drinks in peace.

    Open: Mon- Thurs 10.30am-11.30pm, Fri-Sat 10.30-12.30am, Sun 12.30-
    11pm

    +353 (0)1 677 9320 https://www.groganspub.ie Go to my location Get directions to here
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    HELY’S

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    Located in the centre of Dublin city, Hely’s Bar
    offers a modern take on the traditional Irish snug.
    With Bodhrán lessons and traditional Irish music
    sessions every Monday and Tuesday, popular monthly
    table quizes, a huge selection of Irish
    & international whiskies and craft
    beers, visitors to Hely’s will experience
    the best of Irish drink, food and of course,
    the craic. At Hely’s everyone understands that it’s
    the people that can turn a good time, into a great
    time, that’s why the team are not only happy to
    recommend the perfect drink, but spin a yarn or
    join you for a chat! The cosy decor is complete
    with hidden nooks and crannies that has a warm,
    traditional feel and it’s what makes Hely’s the
    ideal place to enjoy a real Irish experience,
    whilst seeing first hand why Irish pubs are the
    most popular in the world.

    Open Sun-Wed 4pm – 11.30pm, Thurs-Sat 4pm - 1am

    +353 (0)1 670 7100 https://helysbar.business.site Go to my location Get directions to here
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    J.P. MOONEY’S

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    On the historical corner of Nassau and
    Kildare Street, directly opposite Trinity
    College, you will find J.P. Mooney’s, a
    traditional Irish pub with a modern twist.
    With an extensive cocktail menu, a vast
    selection of whiskeys and gins, a wide
    range of Irish and international craft beer
    and one of the creamiest pints of Guinness
    around – you will surely find something to
    tickle your fancy. The building boasts an
    extensive history, Nassau Street is where
    the famous Irish writer James Joyce met his
    lifelong love, Nora Barnacle, and on J.P.’s
    corner they are said to have had their first kiss.
    A lot has happened on the doorstep of Trinity College.
    At J.P.’s we have big screens to watch the sport,
    live traditional music several nights a week,
    and a cosy snug in which to relax and enjoy the
    atmosphere. Traditional Irish food served all day long.

    Open Mon- Thurs 11am – 12.30am, Fri & Sat 11am – 1:30am, Sun 11am – 12.30am.

    +353 (0)1 5513725 Go to my location Get directions to here
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    KENNEDY’S

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    Founded in 1850 as a small grocer’s shop,
    Mrs Kennedy quickly realised that installing
    a tap selling pints o’porter could earn an extra
    couple of well-needed schillings come rent-day.
    While the choice has somewhat improved to include
    some world renowned IPA’s, stouts and ales; the
    old-worldly charm still remains. Their famous
    ex-employee, Oscar Wilde, graces the walls where he
    once stacked shelves. Located beside the three
    O’Callaghan hotels, there is always a serious buzz
    at lunchtimes and after-work but you can always
    find somewhere to plonk yourself down and sip on
    a nice cold pint or one of their renowned Irish
    Coffees. Be warned, with food served until 10pm
    each night, it is hard to resist a bowl of their
    fabulous chicken wings or enormous fish &
    chips once you see them served at the table beside you

    Open: Mon-Thurs 10am-11:30pm, Fri-Sat 10am-late, Sun 12pm-11pm

    +353 (0)1 679 9077 https://www.kennedyspub.ie kennedysbar1850@gmail.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    LUNDY FOOT & CO.

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    Situated in the heart of Temple Bar, Lundy Foot & Co. is
    one of Dublin’s finest traditional Irish pubs. With great
    food, a warm welcome and live music every night,
    Lundy’s is the venue for every occasion. Come and
    experience the atmosphere for yourself. We serve
    breakfast, lunch and dinner every day and our late bar
    opens until 3am Monday to Saturday. We host traditional
    Irish music and dance shows every night and you won’t
    find a wider selection of Irish whiskeys, gins and craft
    beers anywhere else. Established in 1892, the bar has
    undergone a recent refurbishment and is now even
    cosier and more welcoming than ever. Renamed in honour
    of Lundy Foot, a celebrated tobacconist & snuff
    manufacturer from the 18th century and a true Dublin
    character. Our pub, which proudly bears his name, is
    steeped in the history, culture and traditions barely
    changed since Lundy Foot himself strode along the
    cobbled streets of Dublin City.

    Open: Mon- Thurs 12pm-3am, Fri-Sat 9am-3am, Sun 9am-2am

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    MURRAY’S

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    In 1908 Grandma Murray opened Murray’s Pub at
    33 Upper O’Connell Street (then known as Sackville
    Street) in the heart of the city. Murray’s has
    been serving the people of Dublin ever since &
    Grandma Murray’s descendants still run the pub
    to this day! With award winning food, a wide range
    of craft beers & our traditional Irish music
    & dancing show 7 nights a week, it’s no wonder
    Murray’s Bar & Grill has become a firm favourite
    of locals & visitors alike. Murray’s sports
    bar upstairs shows all major sporting events on
    several large screens…or check out our comfortable
    terrace area, complete with real fire and Ireland’s
    largest outdoor screen. The latest addition to the
    Murray’s experience is our New York-style
    Basement Bar, Dublin’s most luxurious
    whiskey bar. Murray’s is the ideal venue
    for great food and great craic….& a warm
    welcome every time!

    Open: 8:30am

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    O’MALLEY’S IRISH CAFE BAR

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    Situated between the river Liffey and
    Love Lane, Grace O’Malley’s is the smallest
    licensed victualers & snug in Templebar.
    O’Malleys offers a great pint along with local
    hearty favourites such as Irish beef stew and
    home made toasties. Take in the intriguing
    interior while raising a glass and hearing the
    true story of Irelands most notorious pirate,
    Grainne ni Mhaille, the Lord of the O’Malley
    dynasty from the west of Ireland. With live
    music daily, enjoy the great atmosphere
    while sampling from a large whiskey and ale
    selection served by knowledgable staff
    with a few stories of their own.

    Open: 3pm ‘till late daily.

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    PETER’S PUB

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    “The best drinks in good company” is the motto of this
    traditional family-run Dublin pub, and they’re not wrong!
    A visit here is like stepping into Peter’s friendly
    front room, rather than an impersonal pub. Expect a warm,
    welcoming atmosphere in an unstuffy setting with cosy
    banquette and bar seating. Sample the large selection
    of Irish Premium Whiskeys and Irish Craft beers and
    treat yourself to the their celebrated toasties,
    traditional cheese boards or open prawn sandwiches on
    brown Irish soda bread. The House Speciality Irish Coffee
    is a perfect pre and post theatre or shopping treat – the
    Gaiety Theatre and bustling Grafton Street are both close by.

    Open Mon-Thu 11am - 11.30pm, Fri & Sat 11am - 12.30am, Sun 1pm - 11pm.

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    SLATTERY’S BAR

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    The World Famous Slattery’s Bar was established
    in 1870 and has many original Victorian features.
    It has hosted some of the greats of Irish music; U.2
    and Thin Lizzy had gigs here while Van Morrison,
    Christy Moore and The Chieftans were regulars.
    This tradition continues today with live music
    every weekend. Slattery’s is open from 7am daily
    and serves the best Irish breakfast in Dublin, as
    recommended by Anthony Bourdain. Food is served until
    late. Live sports are shown on big screens and if its
    Guinness you are after, you won’t find a better pint.”
    You can smell St James gate from the front door”!
    During the Easter Rising, Slattery’s provided shelter
    and sustenance to rebels during the worst of the
    fighting at the nearby GPO. Their excellent 1916
    commemorative wall is not to be missed. As well
    as photographs they have interesting authentic uniforms,
    medals, documents and weaponry on view.

    Open: 7am daily.

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    THE CELT BAR

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    The Celt Bar is one of Dublin’s finest traditional
    bars. It exudes character and old world charm.
    A well known venue for top class traditional
    Irish music, it hosts sessions every night from
    9.30pm, with two sessions on Sunday, one at
    5.30pm and the other at 9.30pm.
    The Celt also offers a menu which boasts a
    number of hearty Irish favourites, including
    Beef & Guinness Stew, Steak with Mushrooms
    and Onion and Bacon & Cabbage. All dishes
    are freshly prepared to order in The Celt’s sister
    restaurant by top class Le Bon Crubeen chefs.

    Open: Mon-Thurs: 10.30am-11.30pm. Fri-Sat: 10.30am-12.30am.
    Sun: 12.30pm-11pm.

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    THE CONFESSION BOX

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    Winners of Best Pint Dublin 2014,2015,
    Best Pub in Dublin 2016, Best Bar 2017,
    and our Monica won Best Bar Person 2017!

    During the 1919-21 War of Independence rebel
    volunteers under Michael Collins sought refuge
    in this public house.‘The Maid of Erin’, as it was then
    called, was used by sympathetic clergy so that the
    rebels might receive the sacraments and make their
    confession in secret rooms. The small size of the
    room and its proximity to the Pro-Cathedral led to
    it becoming known locally as ‘The Confession Box’.
    One of the smallest bars in Dublin, The Confession
    Box is situated in the heart of Dublin in the shadow
    of the Pro-Cathedral and near the Spire and Luas.
    The authentic cosy Dublin pub is frequented by
    local Dublin regulars and many repeat visitors from
    afar. Feel at home as you relax or join in the banter
    and craic. This historic pub was recently renovated and
    is run by the friendliest of Dublin bar staff who promise
    an enjoyable and comfortable visit. With coverage
    of major TV sport events and great weekend live music all
    tastes are catered for.

    Open: Mon-Thu
    10.30am-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 11.30am-12.30am, Sun 12.30-11pm.

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    THE DUKE BAR

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    The Duke, it’s your local in the city
    centre. The Duke has been providing
    liquid refreshment and sustenance to the
    people of Dublin since 1822. Ideally situated
    beside the Grafton street shopping area, tourist
    attractions like The Book of Kells, the
    National Museum and Gallery and The Irish
    Whiskey Museum, The Duke is a great place to
    unwind after taking in the sights. You could
    also take in the famous Dublin Literary Pub Crawl
    which starts from here or enjoy one of their
    Comedy Nights. Check out their social media
    for details. Serving hearty Traditional Irish food
    7 days a week with a great selection of Craft beers
    and whiskeys, it’s a great place to sample authentic
    Irish fare!!

    Open Mon- Thurs 10.30am – 11.30pm, Fri & Sat 10.30am – 12.30am, Sun
    12.30pm – 11pm.

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    Antrim & North Coast Walks

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    The North Coast and Antrim area is justifiably famous for the Giant’s Causeway, wonderful coastlines and a unique natural beauty. The area includes three designated areas of outstanding natural beauty, nine glens including Glenariff the ‘Queen of the Glens’, lush forest parks, secluded coastal tracks and numerous quaint fishing villages.

    The Glens of Antrim in particular will appeal to hillwalkers and offer some stunning views.

    WalkNI.com – the definitive guide to walking in Northern Ireland has highlighted their favourite routes to get you started

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    Ballymena Gateway to The Glens

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    Arts & crafts and country pursuits such as boating, fishing, golf and walking are among the area’s main activities. Newferry and the new Portglenone marina is the starting point for boat trips to Lough Neagh and the River Bann where historic sites can be viewed from the water. Slemish Mountain dominates the skyline nine miles north-east of Ballymena. Legend has it that, while a young slave, St. Patrick tended sheep on its slopes. St. Patrick’s Day pilgrims climb its 437m summit and enjoy panoramic views of the area. Nearby Broughshane is famed as the Garden Village of Ulster, having won many national and international floral accolades. Broughshane House (t.028 2586 2777) opens Thu-Sat 2-4pm or by appointment and has a village museum and scenic walking trails. The equally quaint village of Gracehill was founded by the Moravians in the 18th century and remains the only settlement of its kind in Ireland. Arthur Cottage in Cullybackey is the ancestral home of 21st US President Chester Alan Arthur. Check with The Braid VIC for opening times or to arrange a group visit.

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    Ballymoney

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    Visit Ballymoney in County Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Situated just 15 miles from the breathtaking Causeway Coast and within easy reach of the fabled Glens of Antrim, Ballymoney is one of the North East’s finest gems.

    Easily accessible by both road (A26) and rail, Ballymoney Town is worthy of a retail or leisure outing for local residents and visitors to the area.

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    Broughshane

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    Broughshane, the garden village of Ulster, is located some 3 miles east of the town of Ballymena. Set in the beautiful Braid Valley, it is another gateway to the scenic Glens of Antrim. The village is known by communities all over the world for its success in the competitive Floral Arena having won Ulster in Bloom, Britain in Bloom, the European Entente Floral and Nations in Bloom several times. There is plenty to do and see within this beautiful area.

    Visit the famous Glens of Antrim, play golf at the wonderful 18 hole Ballymena Golf Course, fish in the Braid River or walk the historic Slemish mountain.

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    Carnfunnock Park

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    Recently awarded 4* status by NITB, Carnfunnock Country Park is packed full of exciting and unusual attractions to see and do, with over 191 hectares of mixed woodland, colourful gardens, walking trails and coastline, not forgetting its spectacular panoramic views of the Antrim Coast and North Channel.

    The Park was originally part of the estate of Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon and reverted to Larne Borough Council in 1957. Many of the original features remain, including the walled garden, the ice house and the lime kilns.

    Carnfunnock has combined a top of the range caravan park, man-made attractions and entertainment with the splendour of its natural scenery in a way which is very special. A fantastic range of family events, exciting activities and musical entertainments are on offer all year round, so please visit our website or Facebook page for further details.

    G2Experience the Great Outdoors of Ballymoney in 2014
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    Cycling, Walking and Fishing

    With over 550 miles of road meandering through some of the most idyllic and scenic landscape, Ballymoney Borough has to be a mecca for cyclists and walkers of all abilities, with six mapped cycling routes of different lengths, capabilities and terrains as well as six walking route suggestions to enjoy. Ballymoney has some of the best game and coarse fishing stretches to be found anywhere, at seven acknowledged fishing locations. The Cycle, Walk and Fish Ballymoney guides are all available from the Tourist Information Centre or can be viewed at www.visitballymoney.com.

    Camera Magic

    Recreate your own Game of Thrones at the Dark Hedges near Stranocum, with a variety of haunting shots from dawn to dusk. The 300 year old serpentine trees form an arc over the road and are reputedly haunted by a spectral ‘grey lady’ who appears at dusk among the trees. She silently glides along the roadside and disappears as she passes the last beech tree. Take your camera to Dervock to visit the 400 year old stunning Benvarden Estate with its two-acre walled garden, beautiful rosebeds and well stocked kitchen garden and avail of refreshments at the onsite tea rooms.

    Great Indoor Alternatives

    Never let the local weather spoil a great day out! Head to the Joey Dunlop Leisure Centre where kids can have all the fun they can handle. Perhaps a swim or a visit to Treasure Island the popular children’s soft play area. Tel 2766 0260 for opening times.

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    Carrickfergus Castle

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    For more than 800 years, Carrickfergus Castle has been an imposing monument on the Northern Ireland landscape whether it is approached by land, sea or air. Originally built in 1177 by John de Courcy it has been altered throughout the centuries and was in use as a garrisoned property until as late as 1928. It is probably the best-preserved medieval and Norman castle in Ireland. The castle now houses historical and other displays as well as cannons from the 17th century to the 19th century.
    Experience medieval Ireland at Dunluce and Carrickfergus Castles!

    9.30am-4.30pm

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    Carrickfergus Visitor Information Centre

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    Dominated by its magnificently preserved Norman Castle, Carrickfergus lies 10 miles north of Belfast on the picturesque Antrim coast and its one of the first stops on the Causeway Costal Route. Amongst the restaurants, shops and coffee shops in the town you will find cultural and heritage gems that you just won’t see anywhere else.

    A wealth of history awaits you as tours can be arranged free of charge for Carrickfergus Museum, Flame-The Gasworks Museum of Ireland, The Andrew Jackson Cottage and US Rangers Centre and St Nicholas Church. At over 800 years old Carrickfergus Castle is a must see attraction and offers excellent groups rates. So much to see, so much to do and all the time in the world. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

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    Cycle Ballymoney

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    With over 550 miles of road meandering through some of the most idyllic and scenic landscape to be found in the province, Ballymoney Borough has to be a mecca for cyclists, both the enthusiast and the recreational. Along those 550 miles can be found many of the small villages and hamlets, which typify the borough, as well as numerous places of historic and general interest. Dotted along, or adjacent to, the routes detailed in this brochure is also to be found some outstanding guesthouse accommodation and a well catered for range of local pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes and pockets.

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    Dunluce Castle

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    Dunluce Castle is dramatically located close to a headland that plunges straight into the sea, along the North Antrim coast. It was the headquarters of the MacDonnell Clan. Constantly fought over, the castle eventually succumbed to the power of nature, when part of it fell into the sea one stormy night in 1639. It was abandoned shortly afterwards. Dunluce Castle is regarded as the possible inspiration for Cair Paravel in C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia.

    09.30am–4pm (last entry strictly 3.30pm)

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    Fairythorn House, Maddybenny

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    Fairythorn house is a luxurious house with views towards Portrush, Ballywillian Church and the sea

    Up stairs and downstairs living rooms with panoramic views of Portrush, the Sea and Skerry Islands.  On a good day you can even see Scotland.

    Private entrance, car park, patio and BBQ area.

    The open plan dining, living area with fully equipped kitchen electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave.

    TV/DVD. freeview and internet access.  French doors to court yard.

    Separate laundry with washing machine and tumble dryer.

    Two twin bedrooms downstairs both en-suite, one is wheelchair friendly.

    Upstairs are two bedrooms, one double with en-suite. and one with a double and a single with a bathroom next door.

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    Giant’s Causeway

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    In the footsteps of giants…

    Flanked by the wild North Atlantic Ocean and a landscape of dramatic cliffs, for centuries the Giant’s Causeway has inspired artists, stirred scientific debate and captured the imagination of all who see it.

    Why not experience the Giant’s Causeway for yourself? Visit the world-famous basalt columns with one of our official tour guides, or pick up an audio guide and go at your own pace.

    You can walk to the stones for free, but our car park is reserved for those buying tickets for our Visitor Experience, which includes a guided tour and use of the audio guides, available in 11 languages.

    Climb the Shepherd’s Steps and hike along the clifftop trail to get a bird’s eye view of the beautiful causeway coast. Or enjoy the road less travelled capturing the World Heritage Site on an active five-mile hike along the stunning cliff-top path with the guided Clifftop Experience.

    You can also unlock the mystery and stories of the landscape in the exhibition area of our award-winning Visitor Centre, which comprises a café serving seasonal, regional fayre, and retail zone where you can pick up locally-sourced memories of your causeway trip in the form of beautiful souvenirs and handicrafts, as part of the Visitor Experience.

    Dawn to dusk (Coastline & North Antrim Coast Path)
    9am-5pm (Visitor centre)

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    Giants Causeway Tour

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    McComb’s Travel offers visitors to Northern Ireland the longest established tour of what is commonly called “The eighth wonder of the world”. Travel in one of our award winning coaches along the Causeway Coastal Route – voted one of world’s 5 most spectacular drives!

    Enjoy the first stop of the day at Carrickfergus Castle, before travelling onward to the world famous Carrick-a-rede Ropebridge. The brave among us can make the terrifying trip across the bridge that was originally erected by salmon fishermen (weather permitting)*, or for those who prefer to keep their feet firmly on land, take one of the exhilarating walks, and enjoy the stunning views.

    We then have a break from our sightseeing, when we relax over lunch at Bushmills Distillery. Here you can also browse in the extensive gift shop, or make a visit to the bar to have a swift taste or two of the famous tipple!

    After you re-fuel at the Distillery, we will re-board our luxury coach to move on to the highlight of the tour – Giant’s Causeway, Irelands only World Heritage Site. Spend some time climbing over the ancient stones, snapping some photos, and enjoying the myths and legends that surround this world famous attraction. We then re-board our luxury coach, and make our way to along the coast, for one last short stop at the ancient ruins of Dunluce Castle.

    All that then remains to be done is to sit back and relax on the comfortable journey back to Belfast in one of our award winning luxury coaches.

    This really is a must take tour, and with the combination of our luxury coaches, experienced and friendly tour guides, and wonderful attractions, you’d be mad to miss it!

    Departs daily from Belfast International Youth Hostel at 9.30am, and returns at approx 7.00pm
    Check-in at 9.15am
    Tour available all year

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    Hezlett House

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    Visit this stunning landscape and beautiful gardens.

    Here you will find magnificent clifftop walks, affording rugged headland views across the awe-inspiring North Coast.

    Discover the striking 18th-century mansion of the eccentric Earl Bishop that now lies in ruin, then explore Mussenden Temple, perched on the cliff edge. As an extra treat you can learn about the reality of life in the rural 17th-century cottage of Hezlett House, told through people who once lived there in one of Northern Ireland’s oldest buildings.

    Closed (Tour starts from 29 June 2020)

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    Larne

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    The name of the town is believed to have derived from the Irish Prince, Lathar who owned the lands around Larne in ancient times. The area became known as Lathar-na, and was finally shortened to Larne. Today, Larne is a busy market town offering a wide range of shops from high street stores to traditional family businesses to suit everyone’s taste and pocket.

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    MaddyBenny B&B

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    Maddybenny means “sanctified or holy post”. The Farm house dates from the 1600s, when it was built as a house on lands belonging to the Earl of Antrim. The first Presbyterian Minister, Rev. Gabriel Cornwall, lived here.

    This B&B is situated 2 miles from the seaside resorts of Portstewart and Portrush. A wonderful area for touring sightseeing or just relaxing.

    The house is comfortably furnished in fine antiques.

    • Snooker and games room
    • Quiet sitting areas
    • Cots available on request
    • Garden play area for children
    • Spacious grounds
    • WiFi available for checking emails.
    • Gluten free products available

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    Mid-Antrim Museum

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    Immerse yourself in the fascinating and surprising history of mid-Antrim.
    With world-class exhibits, the Museum’s content and storylines will fascinate visitors. Discover the story of mid-Antrim from earliest times to the present day through interactive displays and collections of amazing artefacts of local and national significance. The temporary exhibitions offer something for everyone, featuring everything from local history to contemporary art.

    Open Mon-Fri 10.00 – 17.00 Sat10.00 – 16.00

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    Mussenden Temple

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    Visit this stunning landscape and beautiful gardens.

    Here you will find magnificent clifftop walks, affording rugged headland views across the awe-inspiring North Coast.

    Discover the striking 18th-century mansion of the eccentric Earl Bishop that now lies in ruin, then explore Mussenden Temple, perched on the cliff edge. As an extra treat you can learn about the reality of life in the rural 17th-century cottage of Hezlett House, told through people who once lived there in one of Northern Ireland’s oldest buildings.

    Dawn to dusk (Downhill Demesne grounds)

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    Rathlin Ferry

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    Rathlin Island is an island for all seasons! With your Rathlin Walks brochure in hand (available at the Ferry Terminal) you can decide the level of activity you want to enjoy on Northern Ireland’s only offshore inhabited island. Rathlin offers an escape away to a hidden gem of rich flora and fauna. Enjoy the breath taking views over the Sea of Moyle. The playful seals will keep you entertained along the shore as they fun and frolic with each other like puppys! The Rathlin walks are clearly marked and guide you safely along the most interesting and picturesque routes so you can have great memories to take with you back to the reality of the mainland. Keep the memory in your minds eye to lure you back again for another refreshing visit to Rathlin Island. Pre booking is always advised. Northern Ireland Smartcard holders and children under 5 travel for free.

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    Rose Cottage, Maddybenny

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    Rose Cottage is a luxurious cottage with views towards Portrush, Ballywillian Church and the sea.

    Rose cottage is fitted out to the same high standard as the 4 star cottages with the following unique features

    More luxurious with a 5 star specification throughout

    Elevated site above the other cottages

    Split Level with outside access to both levels

    Upper level living room with panoramic views of Portrush, the Sea and Skerry Islands. On a good day you can even see Scotland.

    Private entrance, car park, patio and BBQ area.

    Split Level with outside access to both levels

    The open plan dining, living area with fully equipped kitchen electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave.

    TV/DVD & freeview.  French doors to court yard.

    Separate laundry with washing machine and tumble dryer.

    Sleeps 8, One bedroom with ensuite is wheelchair friendly.

    All bedrooms are ensuite.

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    The Nine Glens of Antrim

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    The famous nine glens, endowed with evocative names and blessed with a diversity of landscape are also rich in history,
    in folklore and in the natural beauty that is a world away from the frantic bustle of modern life. There are woods, waterfalls, riverside paths, viewpoints and forest parks.

    Nine in number, all along the Antrim Coast road:
    » Glencloy – The glen of the hedges
    » Glenarm – The glen of the army
    » Glenariff – The fertile glen
    » Glenballyeamon – Edwardstown glen
    » Glencorp – The glen of the slaughtered
    » Glenaan – The glen of the colts foot
    » Glendun – The glen of the brown river
    » Glenshesk – The sedgy glen
    » Glentaisie – The glen of taisie of the bright sides

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    White Park Bay

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    Beautiful stretch of golden sand on the North Antrim coast

    The spectacular sandy beach forms a white arc between two headlands on the North Antrim Coast. Its secluded location means that even on a busy day there is plenty of room for quiet relaxation.

    The beach is also backed by ancient sand dunes that provide a range of rich habitats for bird and animal life.

    Enjoy lazy summer days, picnics, making sandcastles and long walks. You’ll find that even on a busy day, this is a secluded and relaxing place to be.

    Dawn to dusk

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    F.E. McWilliam Gallery and Studio

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    The Mournes

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    The most famous of the mountains in the country

    The Mournes are visited by many tourists, hillwalkers, cyclists and rock climbers. The mountains are immortalised in a song written by Percy French in 1896, ‘Mountains o’Mourne’ and famously by Don McLean. They also influenced C.S. Lewis to write The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

    The climb to Slieve Donard Summit can be strenuous but worth it for spectacular views; the Co. Down coast, Newcastle town, Murlough Dunes and on a clear day Scrabo Tower to the North and the Isle of Man to the East.

    The Glen River Path leads up to the saddle, or col, between Donard and Commedagh and the Mourne Wall, a well known feature in the Mournes.

    One of the last active granite quarries in the Mournes is Thomas’s Quarry. It is from here the 47 tonne, 40 feet (12m) long Delamont Millennium stone was quarried, the highest modern standing stone in Northern Ireland.

    Another place to explore is Bloody Bridge. The name refers to a massacre at the site during the 1641 rebellion; the bodies of slain prisoners were thrown over the bridge into the river, turning the water red.

    Finally, take a wander along the Mourne Coast Path, which is hugely important for the access it affords visitors to an otherwise generally inaccessible coastline.

    The paths run from the rocky coastline of Dundrum Bay to the lower slopes of the Mourne Mountains, linking ‘true’ mountain with open sea.

    Dawn to dusk

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    Ballykilcavan Brewery

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    Ballykilcavan Farm, in the heart of Ireland, has been the home of the Walsh family for 13 generations since 1639. We have just opened a small craft brewery in a 230 year old stone farm building, and are brewing small batch, hand-made craft beers. We grow all our own barley on the farm and our water comes from a well in the 18th century farmyard just behind the brewery. We have also established a small hop garden near the brewery. Join us for a fully guided tour to experience the history of the family and farm and see all around our new brewery. You’ll get to smell the hops, taste the different malts we make from our barley and then sample our range of multi-award winning beers.

    Open at weekends for scheduled tours or any time by appointment for group tours.

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    Guinness Storehouse

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    Located in the heart of the legendary St James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin. The former fermentation plant has been re-imagined into a visitor centre, dedicated to the history of Guinness. Ireland’s number one visitor attraction unfolds its tale across seven floors – explore the long tradition of award winning Guinness advertising and visit
    the Tasting rooms, the multi sensory tasting experience designed to appreciate the distinctive taste of the iconic stout, from the very first velvet sip to the last lingering drop. Learn how to pour the perfect pint at the Guinness Academy – the six-step ritual is as legendary as the beer itself and experience the breath-taking 360-degree panoramic view of Dublin City in the renowned Gravity Bar – where you can relax and enjoy a complimentary pint of Guinness.

    Open daily: 9:30am-7pm (last admission 5pm). July and August from
    9:00am – 8:00pm (last admission 6pm)

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    Kinnegar Brewing

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    Kinnegar pairs brewing tradition with a contemporary sense of adventure to produce clean, crisp, full-flavouredbeers. The beer is brewed and packaged at K2, a state of the- art facility in Letterkenny, County Donegal, just up the road from the brewery’s first home in Rathmullan. While the clinking of bottles coming off the line now no longer mingles with the bleating of sheep from the surrounding fields, the farmhouse ethos at the core of what Kinnegar does remains unchanged. Unfiltered and unpasteurised, the beers are carbonated naturally during fermentation. Amongst an extensive range of styles, Scraggy Bay (IPA) and Limeburner (Pale Ale) are household names; Rustbucket (Rye IPA), Big Bunny (NEIPA), Black Bucket (Black Rye IPA), Yannaroddy (Porter), Swingletree (Saison) and Olan’s Tart (Apple Sour) are also hugely popular.

    Tours take place on Thursday evenings in July and August, and at other times subject to demand. Pre-booking is essential.

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    Rascals

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    Rascals HQ, Inchicore, Dublin is a new visitor destination for food and drink lovers, just minutes from Kilmainham Gaol. The premises houses the awardwinning independent craft brewery Rascals Brewing Co, as well as a pizza restaurant and event spaces. Rascals HQ gives guided tours of its brewery with an opportunity to taste the beer in the specially designed taproom. Visitors can taste all the new specialty brews and rotating taps mean a very wide choice of beer is always available. The option of wine and non-alcoholic beer also exists. The pizza restaurant opens from 4pm Wednesday to Friday, and from midday at weekends, with vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Rascals HQ is family friendly too, with a changing area, high chairs, and a kids play area. For visitors who want an authentic and immersive experience, in an historic part of Dublin, Rascals HQ is a must-see attraction.

    MON: Open from 4pm
    TUE: Open from 4pm
    WED: Open from 4pm
    THU: Open from 4pm
    FRI: Open from 12pm
    SAT: Open from 12pm
    SUN: Open from 12pm

    Kitchen closes at 10pm, except Sunday when it closes at 9pm

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    Rye River Brewing Company

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    Join Simon, our Beer Specialist, on a one of a kind brewery experience in our state of the art brewery in Celbridge, Co. Kildare, the historical home of brewing in Ireland! You will be brought through each step of the brewing process first hand, from the milling of the malt to the labelling & bottling of some of your favourite beers from the most awarded
    Craft Brewery in Europe. Following the tour you will be invited to sample some of our multi-award winning brews in our new Tap Room directly over-looking the brewery. Classic Tours and Premium Tours both last approx. 90 minutes. Those on the Premium Tour will receive a McGargles Pint Glass upon exit.

    Tours operate on Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons and must be booked in advance

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    Smithwick’s Experience Kilkenny

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    Immerse yourself in the story of Smithwick’s, where 300 years of history combine with extraordinary brewing innovations to create the Smithwick’s Experience-a journey like no other. Learn about the fascinating history of brewing on this site and the resourceful family behind the name. Harvested from the land and seasoned by Irish history, Smithwick’s has been brewed in Ireland since 1710. Visitors get to experience the sights, smells and tastes of the brewing process and learn what makes Smithwick’s famous the
    world over. Enjoying your favourite Smithwick’s ale in the newly refurbished bar, while one of the local staff explains what makes it so unique.

    We’re open 7 days a week.
    March - October: 10.00am - 6.00pm
    (last admission 5.00pm)
    November - February: 11.00am - 5.00pm
    (last admission 4.00pm)

    We’re not open:
    Christmas Eve (Dec. 24th), Christmas Day (Dec. 25th), St. Stephen’s Day / Boxing Day (Dec. 26th)

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    The Guinness Open Gate Brewery

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    There has been a dedicated Guinness experimental brewery at St. James’s Gate in Dublin since 1904. Its gates are now open for your discovery. Here you will find a host of different beers from the brewers at St. James’s Gate. Visit the taproom and be the first to taste experimental beers. Beer specialists are on hand to share their knowledge and help you choose a tasting paddle to suit your palate. Specially crafted food menu designed to perfectly pair with beer. Located just a short distance from Guinness Storehouse.
    Strictly over 18 year old’s only.


    Open Thursday & Friday 5.30pm -10.30pm. Last entry at 9:30pm, last orders
    at 10:00pm. Open Saturdays 2pm -8pm. Last entry at 7pm, last orders at
    7.30pm

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    Whitewater Brewery

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    Our adventures got up and flowing on the banks of the Whitewater in 1996. Upriver in the Mountains of Mourne, on our 5th generation family farm. Over the years we experimented and produced many different beers. Some of them firsts of their kind in Ireland, some of them lasts of their kind, and some still remain with us to this day. With hard work and perseverance our beer, born in a barn by the river, was really flowing. Until eventually we reached a point where we needed a “bigger shed.” Now we are proud to open our new home for the Whitewater Brewing Company and Tap House. Brewery Tours (please book in advance) We’ll show you round our brewery, and how we make some of our award-winning brews, then head back to the new tap house where you can try some ales & hear some tales.

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    Dingle Whiskey Distillery

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    The Dingle Whiskey Distillery came into being in Winter 2012 and was founded by three independent spirits Oliver Hughes, Liam LaHart and Peter Mosley. We have always had quality over quantity at the forefront of our thoughts. We never had any interest in distilling enormous quantities of bland whiskey. We aren’t passionate about bland spirit. We’re hugely passionate about flavoursome, well-crafted spirit. To achieve the flavours we want to achieve in our whiskey, we use three distinctive, hand-crafted copper pot stills to create what we believe is the ultimate Irish whiskey. Their distinctive design, encourages reflux and has much to do with the remarkable smoothness and purity of our spirit. Alongside regular small batches of Dingle Whiskey, we produce award-winning Dingle Vodka and Dingle Gin. Dingle Gin was awarded the title of World’s Best Gin at the World Gin Awards 2019.

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    Jameson Distillery Bow St

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    In 1780 John Jameson threw open the doors of his distillery on Bow St.. Over 200 years later, the doors are still open – to friends old and new. With plenty of unique experiences
    available, join us for a tour and tasting, learn how to blend your own whiskey, master the craft of cocktail making or draw whiskey straight from a cask in Dublin’s only live
    maturation warehouse, all in the home of the World’s Leading Distillery Tour. For a truly unique event, the distillery is available for private bookings by evening. If you prefer, simply soak up the atmosphere of JJ’s bar, in the beating heart of Dublin, Smithfield. With so much to do, learn and taste, there is no time like the present to explore our past

    Open 7 days a week, including Bank Holidays and Good Friday.
    Closed December 24th -27th for Christmas

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    Jameson Distillery Middleton

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    Today, every drop of Jameson is produced in Midleton. It ’s the place of whiskey making dreams, where a true Irish welcome awaits. You are invited to take one of the fully-guided tours around the heritage grounds. It’s here you’ll come face-to face with the largest pot still in the world, see the new microdistillery in action, experience the live maturation warehouse and taste whiskeys along the way. You’ll even get the chance to make new friends at our bar. And if you want to make the most of your day, the Malthouse Restaurant serves traditional hot dishes, made with a modern twist. With so much to do, taste and learn, there is no time like the present to explore our past.

    Open 7 days a week, including Bank Holidays and Good Friday.
    Closed December 24th -27th for Christmas

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    Kilbeggan Distillery

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    Kilbeggan is a place full of stories worth telling. Visit Irelands Oldest Licensed Distillery to experience firsthand how the distillery has evolved since 1757. Daily tours allow visitors to see how the distillery has married the whiskey making traditions of yesteryear with the innovative spirit of today. In addition to sampling the world renowned Kilbeggan Whiskey and Kilbeggan Single Grain, also available to sample at the distillery are Kilbeggan’s whiskey siblings, Tyrconnell and Connemara, Ireland’s only peated single  malt whiskey.

    Open 7 days a week. April-October-10am-4.30pm (last tour), November to
    March 10am-2.30pm

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    Micil Distillery

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    Micil Distillery is the first distillery in Galway in over 100 years. It’s headed up by Pádraic Ó Griallais, a 6th generation distiller passionately continuing a 170 year old family tradition. The distillery traces its roots back to 1848, when Pádraic’s great-great-great grandfather, Micil Mac Chearra, began producing poitín in Connemara. We distil now the same way we’ve always done; by hand in small batches, using local botanicals, unique family recipes and six generations of craft experience. During a tour of Micil Distillery, you’ll learn the real history of poitín, whiskey and gin, how they’re made, and what makes our own products so unique. You’ll experience the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of a working distillery, and hear some interesting, funny and daring stories. You’ll get to taste for yourself the products we continue to make in a time-honoured tradition. Our tours/tastings are a unique experience not to be missed.

    Tours, tastings and Distillery experiences available most days.
    For times, directions and to book online

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    PEARSE LYONS DISTILLERY

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    Discover over 800 years of history and awaken your
    senses with whiskey tours and tastings at Dublin’s
    only boutique distillery. Winner of the Irish Tourism
    Industry Award for Dublin’s Best Visitor Experience
    2019, Pearse Lyons Distillery, offers visitors a
    unique blend of Irish history, culture and whiskey
    in a working distillery. Located in Dublin’s historic
    Liberties, Pearse Lyons Distillery, is a five-minute walk
    from The Guinness Storehouse.Nestled in the former
    Church of St. James, this distillery has a colourful
    history dating back to the 12 Century. On tour of
    the distillery and surrounding graveyard, guests
    are introduced to the compelling characters from
    Dublin’s famous distilling and brewing district.
    The Pearse Lyons Distillery produces unique small
    batch Irish whiskeys and celebrates the Irish tradition
    of storytelling on each guided tour.

    Open 7 days, Mon-Sat 10:00am to 5:00pm (last tour),
    Sun 11:30am to 5:00pm.
    Book online: pearselyonsdistillery.com and receive a
    20% discount, enter code PLDDM20

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    Rademon Estate Distillery

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    Team Shortcross will take you on a journey through our small but perfectly crafted distillery. Learn all about our foraged botanicals, how we distil our unique, award-winning Shortcross gin and whiskey, stand next to our three beautiful copper pot stills and meet the founders Fiona and David. Just remember to take time to enjoy the views in our beautiful location with a pre/post tour cocktail at our bar. Tickets cost £22.50 and include: A brief history of Rademon Estate; one of Ireland’s oldest estates. A Distillery tour with our head distiller and founder David. A tutored neat gin tasting and botanical sensory experience. Gin and Tonic Masterclass. Your very own Shortcross Copa Glass to take home. £5.00 voucher towards a bottle of our classic Shortcross Gin 70cl bottle

    Monday-Friday 10am-5pm.

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    Roe & Co Whiskey

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    Decades after the original Roe & Co Distillery closed its gates, one of Irish most infl uential names is inspiring a whiskey for a new generation. Lonely Planet named the Roe
    & Co Distillery as one of the 10 best new openings in the world for 2019. Explore the reimagined Roe & Co distillery, located in the former Guinness Power Station at the
    heart of Dublin’s buzzing Liberties district. Join us for an interactive distillery tour built around flavour. Of course, you’ll learn about the rise and fall – and rise again – of Irish whiskey and the famous Golden Triangle. Let your tour guide show you why Roe & Co is a modern Irish whiskey to be enjoyed, not just admired. Explore the unique process that makes our whiskey like no other, take a deep dive into taste in the Flavour Room, and relax with one of our signature creations in the Cocktail Bar.

    open daily from 11 am–7pm, 7 days a week

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    Royal Oak Distillery

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    A world class distillery producing hand crafted Irish whiskey on a stunning 18th century Estate. Experience a revival of historic tradition as well as forging ahead with innovation in a fully guided, multi-sensory tour: see first hand how all three styles of Irish Whiskey – pot still, malt and grain – are created! We are unique in being the first to distill all 3 types of whiskey under one roof. Set deep in the heart of barley growing country and framed by two-hundred-year old mighty oaks, Royal Oak is the perfect place for creating exceptional quality whiskeys. Home also to the remarkable Holloden House (1755), Royal Oak estate is a 40-acre hidden gem well worth discovering

    Open Tuesday - Sunday

    Tuesday - Saturday
    Tours at 10am, 12noon, and 3pm.

    Sunday
    Tours at 12noon and 2pm

    Tours start from €15 and take approx 1 hr.

    Booking advised to avoid disappointment

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    Slane Distillery

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    Set in the heart of the Boyne Valley, Slane Distillery is housed in beautifully restored 250 year old stable buildings on the grounds of the legendary Slane Castle, famous around the globe for the incredible series of rock concerts. Experience history in the making with tours of our state of the art working Whiskey Distillery nestled in the rich
    and historical Ireland’s Ancient East region. Visitors to Slane are guided through the entire whiskey making process from grain to glass but in between will hear about the traceability of our ingredients with water and barley coming from the very grounds we craft our whiskey on. Coupled with our unique sustainability story, our guests will learn about some of the cutting edge processes that make our award-winning triple casked blend as smooth and rich as it is. What are you waiting for? Make the pilgrimage to Slane!

    Open: 10.00am-5.00pm Mon-Sun

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    Sliabh Liag Distillers

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    An Dúlamán Irish Maritime Gin is the first gin distilled in Co. Donegal. This super premium gin is distilled less than a mile from the coast, at the foot of Sliabh Liag. To make An Dúlamán, the team at Sliabh Liag Distillers capture “Draíocht na Farraige” (the magic of the sea) by using five locally harvested varieties of seaweed, as well as six other botanicals. At the heart of the distillery sits Méabh, a hand-hammered 500-litre copper still. Méabh, meaning “she who intoxicates” takes the botanicals and yields a gin as unique as the Donegal coast.

    Tours are available from Monday to Saturday at the An Dúlamán Gin Distillery at 12, 2 and 4pm.

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    The Copeland Distillery

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    Visit Donaghadee’s first distillery and experience history unfold. The Copeland Distillery is where the tales of old smugglers and savage ocean battles meet the coast of Donaghadee. We’ll take you on a journey through the decades of events that led us to the creation of our coastal spirits. As you set out on our distillery tour you will enjoy a combination of the history and process of spirit making, the history of The Copeland Islands and the heritage of Donaghadee, all whilst enjoying our outstanding spirits. Situated just 30 minutes away from Belfast and two and a half hours from Dublin, The Copeland Distillery is just a stone’s throw away. Embrace the wild and drink remarkable at The Copeland Distillery.

    Distillery Opening Times: Monday – Friday 09:00-17:00, Saturday-10:00-16:00

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    THE DUBLIN LIBERTIES DISTILLERY

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    The Dublin Liberties Distillery is a stunning state of the art
    working distillery housed in a 300 year old mill building
    in the heart of Dublin city. Visitors can see first-hand how
    we make our whiskey, get up close and personal with our
    copper pot stills and hear the stories of mystery, mayhem
    and magic from the historic Liberties area that inspired
    us. After the tour, which ends with a tasting of our fine
    Irish whiskeys, guests are welcome to stay and enjoy
    some perfectly crafted cocktails in the impressive distillery
    bar, or some great coffee and light bites in the café.

    Open 7 days a week from 10am-5.30pm
    (Sep-Mar) and 9.30am-6pm (Apr-Aug). Book online
    at www.thedublinlibertiesdistillery.com.

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    The Echlinville Distillery

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    Echlinville became the first newly licensed distillery in Northern Ireland for over 125 years when it began production in 2013. A true farm distillery, Echlinville’s new-make spirits are distilled from barley grown and harvested from their own fields and floor malted on their distillery farm. Their story is one of provenance, connection to the
    land and devotion to the ancient art of distilling. Echlinville is home to some of the north’s best-known spirits including the iconic and multi award-winning Dunville’s
    Irish Whiskey, Echlinville Single Estate Irish Pot Still Gin, Jawbox Gin and Bán Poitín. Situated just one hour from Belfast and two hours from Dublin, Echlinville is also
    close to the Game of Thrones trail and just 15 minutes from the filming location for Winterfell near the shores of scenic Strangford Lough. A visit to Echlinville in
    County Down in a must for any spirits enthusiast.


    Distillery Shop open to the public Monday to Saturday 11.30m-5pm

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    The Powerscourt Distillery

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    Set against the backdrop of the Great Sugarloaf Mountain and drawing from an underground lake of pure water that lies beneath the Estate, Powerscourt sets the perfect stage for distilling Irish whiskey. With over thirty years of distilling experience, Master Distiller Noel Sweeney oversees all aspects of liquid production and release by the distillery. A globally recognised expert who has already been credited for the release of many international award-winning whiskeys, Noel was inducted into Whisky Magazine’s celebrated ‘Hall of Fame’ in 2017. This is a fully immersive visitor experience. Everything from grain intake, milling, mashing, fermenting, distilling, cask filling and maturation takes place at Powerscourt Distillery. The visitor centre is home to an intimate AV theatre, six carefully appointed tasting rooms, a gift shop and café bar with seating areas.

    Open Daily

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    The Tullamore D.E.W Visitor Centre

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    For whiskey explorers eager to learn about the history and craft of Ireland’s original triple blend, a visit to the home of Tullamore D.E.W. is a must. This unique visitor experience is set in Tullamore D.E.W.’s original 19th century bonded warehouse on the banks of the Grand Canal in the town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Join us on one of three unique whiskey journeys and get up close and personal with our history and our whiskey. You’ll be personally welcomed and guided by one of our whiskey experts from beginning to end; starting with the birth of a blend and finishing with your very own triple tasting. While you’re here, relax and enjoy our take on Irish Cuisine. Our chefs at The Bond restaurant take great pride in creating delicious menus using the finest locally sourced ingredients and giving them a little bit of whiskey infused magic.

    Open 7 days a week including bank holidays and Good Friday.

    Tours run from 10.00 Mon-Sat. Sundays & Bank Holidays from 11.30. Last admission 17.00.
    Admission from €16.

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    Hughes Craft Distillery and Gin School

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    Family owned Hughes Craft Distillery with onsite StillHouse Gastropub offers something truly unique. The longstanding whitewashed walls, stone courtyard, and the beautiful beer garden give a real sense of belonging, while passionate chefs cook the best of local produce for you to enjoy. Sip on cocktails made with RubyBlue award
    winning Vodkas, Gins and Liqueurs produced on site, or book into a 3-hour Gin School distilling class. Distilling, bottling and labelling your own creation to take home! With Innovation at our core see how we distil many unique spirits such as colour changing Gin ‘Iridescence’ or Alcohol-free Gin ‘Ginocent’ created by our 16-year-old daughter Hana. Whether you come along for a tasting & tour, dinner and drinks or distil your very own bottle of Gin -It’s the only experience of its kind in Northern Ireland. We’re proud to off er a true taste of Northern Ireland Food, Drink, Craft and Hospitality! Tours, Gin School, Reservations at StillHouseMoira.com

    Mon 11:30-23:00 | Food served until 8pm
    Tue 11:30-23:00 | Food served until 9pm
    Wed 11:30-23:00 | Food served until 9pm
    Thu 11:30-23:00 | Food served until 9pm
    Fri 11:30-1:30 | Food served until 9:30pm
    Sat 11:30-1:30 | Food served until 9:30pm
    Sun 12:00-23:00 | Food served until 8pm

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    Listoke Distillery and Gin School

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    Ireland’s most awarded gin – Listoke 1777 – is housed in the Gin school. Listoke Distillery and Gin School was founded in 2016 and has soared to new heights each year ever since. With a premium gin crowned “Best Gin in Europe”, Listoke 1777 has sales around the world. As good as the gin is, the Gin School is even more exciting! Join us an hour north of Dublin for the experience of a lifetime. You will arrive to a warm reception along with a gin and tonic. After a tour of our state-of the- art distillery, we will bring you back to the Gin School to guide you through 50+ botanicals for you to choose from. We will help you distill a bespoke bottle of gin at your individual still. After G&Ts and great craic, you will be sent on your way with a bottle of gin and some amazing memories! Pre-booking essential!

    Gin schools pre booked Friday and Saturday

    +353 41 214 5044 hello@listokedistillery.ie https://listokedistillery.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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    Ha’penny Gin School

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    Ha’penny Gin School at Pearse Lyons Distillery is Dublin’s ultimate Gin Experience. The gin school, located on the grounds of Pearse Lyons Distillery, is housed in newly restored early 20 Century townhouses in the heart of Dublin’s historic Liberties. Bearing the name of the iconic Ha’Penny Bridge, Ha’Penny Gin School brings people together for the ultimate Gin Experience, where they will distil their own unique gin. During this two-hour gin experience, guests will don their aprons before entering the gin school where they are surrounded by scores of botanicals. Our in-house experts will guide guests through the history of gin. They will also enjoy a sensory experience  while choosing their botanicals before putting their miniature copper pot-still to work. While the mini pot stills are bubbling away, local seasonal bites will be served and paired with our signature Ha’Penny Gin and Tonic.

    +353 (0) 1 691 6000 https://www.pearselyonsdistillery.com/ info@pearselyonsdistillery.com Go to my location Get directions to here
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    IRISH WHISKEY MUSEUM

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    This is one of Dublin’s most central visitor
    attractions, located opposite the main gates of
    Trinity College. Journey back through time in a
    historic setting. This fantastic experience
    unveils the intriguing tale of Irish whiskey in
    a fully guided tour. We uniquely depict the origins
    of Irish whiskey, its rise to glory, its dramatic
    fall and of course, the current revival of new
    Irish whiskeys. This interactive, ultra modern
    experience will offer a WOW factor unlike any
    other of its kind in Dublin. Enjoy the captivating
    anecdotes of our talented story tellers as they
    transport you through the ages. Surrounded by an
    exclusive collection of Irish whiskey memorabilia
    dating back to the 1800s blended with a modern
    twist, this is one memory you are sure to savour!

    Open daily from 10.00hrs to 18:00hrs (last tour). Also offer Private Venue Hire.
    Prices from €14. No tour Christmas Day. Book today!

    (+353) (0)1 525 0970 https://www.irishwhiskeymuseum.ie/ Go to my location Get directions to here
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