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- Dublin and Ireland's Literary Legacy
- Dublin UNESCO City of Literature
- Cultural walking in Dublin
- From Dublin to the Kremlin - In Your Pocket makes Irish dreams come true.
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- Glasnevin Cemetery Walking Tours
- Getting Jiggy With It
- Will the real St. Patrick Please Stand Up
- A History of Ireland in 250 Episodes
- Daytrip to Glendalough
- Ireland by Train - Dublin - Cork
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- Irish House Party
- Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre
- U2 Landmarks
- Old Jameson Distillery
- Finding your way around Dublin
- Temple Bar
- Sport in the City
- Set-Jetting
- Dublin - A Short History
- Speaking Gaelic Irish
- The Border
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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.... -
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.... -
Win Tickets to the Jameson Cult Film Club Screening of 'The Blues Brothers'!
We all love going to the movies and the Jameson Cult Film Club is a great way to go all out and enjoy a fun-filled night of great films and tasty cocktails.... -
Ireland by Train - Dublin - Cork
Train buff, and pround holder of over 65 rail pass, Colin McAlpin continues his journey across Ireland by railway....
Be Inspired
With its profusion of traditional bars, iconic brands and historic haunts, Ireland's capital city has long lured party lovers and culture seekers.
Practically everyone who comes here visits the Guinness Storehouse to sip of its brew and take in some mighty views from the rooftop Gravity Bar. But the Old Jameson Distillery, with its warm bricks, copper stills and the elusive angel's share is equally worthy of your patronage. Either way, you can sample both beverages at the trail of traditional pubs dotted across the city.
Practically everyone who comes here visits the Guinness Storehouse to sip of its brew and take in some mighty views from the rooftop Gravity Bar. But the Old Jameson Distillery, with its warm bricks, copper stills and the elusive angel's share is equally worthy of your patronage. Either way, you can sample both beverages at the trail of traditional pubs dotted across the city.
Families and esoteric types can indulge their whims in any number of museums and cultural venues. From the James Joyce Centre to the National Wax Museum, Hugh Lane Gallery to Chester Beatty Library - all life is there.
And if you're feeling particularly otherworldly, may we suggest a trip to Glasnevin Cemetery or Dublin's two main cathedrals. Find these, and much, much more in What to see.
Finally, a few miles outside the city lie some of the east coast's most elegant, exclusive and enchanting escapes. So pick your destination and plan your Dublin Daytrip.
As ever, if you stumble across anything worthy of inclusion in this guide, email dublin@inyourpocket.com with your findings or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum
Ireland’s National Cemetery opened its gates in 1832 and is the final resting place for many modern Irish heroes, among them statesmen Michael Collins, Daniel O'Connell and Eamon De Valera, writers Jonathan Swift and Brendan Behan, Maud Gonne MacBride, Countess Markievicz, Ann Devlin and many more. Read on
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