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In Your Pocket Arrives in Ireland
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 Music
Step off a busy street and into this magical world of music and musical instruments. Everything from triangles to fiddles and electric guitars to traditional Irish bodhráns (pronounced bough
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Juice
If you've never ordered a meat-free meal, go wild and book yourself into this, the city's only sit-down vegetarian restaurant. Fresh, tasty and very reasonable priced, Juice
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Book Of Kells
Written around the year 800 AD by Columban monks, this highly decorative vellum copy of the four gospels in a latin text is regarded as the finest surviving example of Irish Celtic art. Richly illust
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Sinners
This Lebanese restaurant has held its own on the competitive Dublin scene for many years. Authentic red Egyptian lamps and candles lend a seductive air and provide an ideal backdrop for the equally e
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The Old Jameson Distillery
Walk across the see-through floor - beneath which lie original stone foundations - and enter the evocative world of John Jameson, a Scottish migrant who began making whiskey here in 17
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Dublin Port Tunnel
This feat of modern-day engineering burrows seven storeys beneath Dublin city, making your North South journey all that more swift and, dare we say, futuristic.Opened on March 5, 2007, the
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