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• Sport in the City

  
  The Irish have had a long love affair with sport, so consider enhancing your capital sojourn with a trip to see a top-class game....

• Finding your way around Dublin

  
  Unlike most European countries, Ireland has no postcodes as such. However, Dublin does have postal districts numbered D1 - D24....

• Ireland by Train - Dublin - Cork

  
  Train buff, and pround holder of over 65 rail pass, Colin McAlpin continues his journey across Ireland by railway....

• Glasnevin Cemetery Walking Tours

  
  Perhaps not your typical tourist attraction, Glasnevin Cemetery provides visitors to Dublin with an interesting and unique look at both the city's and the country’s history....

• Irish House Party

  
  For anyone interested in a night of authentic Irish music and dancing, this is one party you really shouldn't miss....

• St. Patrick's Festival - Guinness Storehouse

  
  Head to the Guinness Storehouse this St. Patrick's weekend for some great food, live music and a pint or two of the black stuff....

• Events & Festivals in Autumn 2011

  SeptemberSat 10 - Sun 25: Absolut Dublin Fringe Festival, Various Locations.One of the most hotly anticipated festivals of Dublin’s cultural calendar, the city will come alive for 16 days and nights with performance art, music, theatre and entertainment....

• Events & Festivals in Dec 2011 & Jan 2012

  
  Get your cockles (and mussels) warmed in Dublin this winter. Whether you succumb to the alluring aromas of the Christmas markets, join in with carol singers beneath the lights in O’Connell St....

• Daytrip to Glendalough

  
  For over eight decades St. Kevin's Bus Service, a 100% Irish, family-run business, has been spiriting visitors the 30miles from Dublin to the Co....

• Dublin and Ireland's Literary Legacy

  
  From the Book of Kells to Marian Keyes, through the centuries Ireland has embraced all things literature....

• Speaking Gaelic Irish

  The Celtic Irish language dates back to the 4th Century BC but only really began to take a foothold 200 years later....

• Cultural walking in Dublin

  Make the most of the Dublin scenery and indulge in a spot of ‘culturcise’. We’ve coined the phrase for cultural trips that incorporates a bit of physical exercise....

• 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 1780....