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• Set-Jetting

  Be careful where you walk in Dublin … you’re almost certain to find yourself in the middle of a movie set, surrounded by top Hollywood stars....

• Ireland by Train - Dublin - Cork

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

• Dublin and Ireland's Literary Legacy

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

• Will the real St. Patrick Please Stand Up

  Many myths and legends surround the world's best known patron saint. But what is known about the real life of the saint they call Patrick? Patrick was from Bannavem Taberniae, a 5th Century Roman Briton settlement....

• 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....

• 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....

• Scenic Ireland photographic book

  
  A series of four stunning photographic books covering the entire island of Ireland is available individually or in a stunning box set....

• Irish House Party

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

• A History of Ireland in 250 Episodes

  
  If our History section has you hankering for more, a new book by its writer, Jonathan Bardon, encapsulates thousands of years of Irish history in an eminently readable and highly enjoyable format....

• 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....

• Events & Festivals in April and May 2012

  
  April: Sun 1 - Mon 30: One City, One Book, Various locationsDublin has taken the mantle of ...

• Temple Bar

  
  This hugely popular cultural, entertainment and imbibement hub attracts large swathes of the city's newcomers and natives....

• 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....

• Getting Jiggy With It

  Fancy recreating your own Riverdance right here where it all began? Several hostelries provide authentic backdrops so you and your mates can get jiggy with it....