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Dublin, your moment has arrived. In Your Pocket is now in town, with its heady array of independently written listings for key accommodation, bars, restaurants, clubs, attractions and events.While our team has compiled a plethora of highlights and hidden gems, why not get in touch with your thoughts on what's hot and what's not in Dublin.
Whether native, ex-pat abroad or en route, contact dublin@inyourpocket.com and share your knowledge and ideas with our discerning readers. Which bars do you rate? What are the must-see attractions? Where is the best place for quirky souvenirs? And how can you see Dublin and save the Euros?
The incentive for imparting your learned wisdom? That warm glow of satisfaction when you see your suggestions in print. Go on... inSPIRE us (sorry).
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Waltons World of Music
Waltons was founded here in 1922 by Martin Walton and is now run by the third generation of the family. In an area rich in cultural and artistic talent and heritage, you can also find the Dublin Writ
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Davy Byrnes
Opened in 1889 and just off Grafton St, this pub has been going strong ever since. It has a strong association with James Joyce who used to be a regular here and mentioned it in his seminal tomes Dub
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Kinlay House
This distinctive 1870 red-brick Victorian building on Lord Edward St, at the top of Dame St, is great for the budget traveller. Beside Christ Church Cathedral and near Temple Bar, its location i
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Trastevere Ristorante
The Cafolla family has been in the restaurant business in Dublin since the 1920s. Trastevere itself opened in 1996 and has always been a busy lunch and dinner venue with its traditional and cont
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Waltons World of Music
Waltons was founded here in 1922 by Martin Walton and is now run by the third generation of the family. In an area rich in cultural and artistic talent and heritage, you can also find the Dublin Writ
Read on -
Davy Byrnes
Opened in 1889 and just off Grafton St, this pub has been going strong ever since. It has a strong association with James Joyce who used to be a regular here and mentioned it in his seminal tomes Dub
Read on
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