Dublin City must sees
Sightseeing
Phare de Poolbeg
South WallBeautiful free walk on the Dublin coast
Parc Phoenix
The biggest city park in Europe and the scenery is stunning!
Temple Bar
The Book of Kells - a manuscript in Latin containing the four gospels
The Long Room - where the library from Harry Potter was filmed
Trinity College - founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592, and is a sister university to colleges in Cambridge & Oxford
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Trinity College Dublin
College GreenThe Book of Kells - a manuscript in Latin containing the four gospels
The Long Room - where the library from Harry Potter was filmed
Trinity College - founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592, and is a sister university to colleges in Cambridge & Oxford
Take a walk down Grafton Street with the best shops Dublin has to offer, you might find some Irish buskers too.
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Grafton Street
Grafton StreetTake a walk down Grafton Street with the best shops Dublin has to offer, you might find some Irish buskers too.
Château de Dublin
Dame StreetBrasserie Guinness
Musée national d'Irlande - Arts décoratifs et histoire
Benburb StreetNational Botanic Gardens
Food scene
Captain Americas Blanchardstown
My favourite food spot!
Nando's
Blanchardstown Road SouthPavlovs Bakery
24 Main StGreat place to get a fresh breakfast!
Lots of great recommendations from this coffee house, great food for both breakfast and lunch!
Rendezvous Coffee House
1 Main StLots of great recommendations from this coffee house, great food for both breakfast and lunch!
A great steak and a view? Try Ryleigh's Rooftop Bar, located on the east of the city, enjoy your steak with incredible views of the Dublin docklands.
Ryleigh's Rooftop Steakhouse
82 North Wall QuayA great steak and a view? Try Ryleigh's Rooftop Bar, located on the east of the city, enjoy your steak with incredible views of the Dublin docklands.
Looking for a traditional Irish scene for a pint of Guinness? Toners is your place
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Toners Pub
139 Baggot Street LowerLooking for a traditional Irish scene for a pint of Guinness? Toners is your place
Great steak!! On the pricey side but great food if you’re a meat eater
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FX Buckley Steakhouse Pembroke Street
1A Pembroke Street LowerGreat steak!! On the pricey side but great food if you’re a meat eater
Highly recommended for any visitor to Dublin, classic Irish food in the heart of the city
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Flanagan's Restaurant
61 O'Connell Street UpperHighly recommended for any visitor to Dublin, classic Irish food in the heart of the city
Conseils sur la ville
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Great transport links
Buses are frequent and will take you where you need to go, trains are also a great way to get around Dublin.
Direct buses:
- 39A
- 39 (takes a bit longer)
These buses run every 10 mins through the day
Direct train times from Hansfield:
- Weekday 9:40am to Dublin Connolly
- Weekday 7:15pm to Dublin Connolly
- Weekday 7:42pm to Dublin Connolly
- Weekday between 7-10am & to Docklands
Trains with one change:
Hansfield to Clonsilla, from Clonsilla onwards to Dublin Connolly
- Every 30 mins from 6:58am-10am and from 4:43-8:33pm
- Hourly from 10:48am-4:43pm and from 9:13-11:18pm
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Travel to Howth
Adult day return via train is €7.20. Catch the train from Hansfield, changing at Clonsilla and Connolly, onwards to Howth. Beautiful seaside town with a cliff side walk and great views.