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Seeing is believing
From giant needles to ancient manuscripts, the distinctly diverse city of Dublin has a unique landmark and cultural hub at every turn. Museums and tours bring its story to life, statues provide handy meeting points and parks create quiet escape from the map-wielding throngs. Cleverly conceal our handy pocket maps about your person, then subtely glance at them every so often to keep you in the right track. You may be a visitor but, with a bit of skill and dexterity, you could just blend in with the locals.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
Over 800 years old, Ireland's largest church and the island's National Cathedral was founded beside a sacred well where Saint Patrick is said to have
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The Long Room
Stepping into this vast book-lined room is like walking onto the set of a movie, so grand is its scale and setting. Indeed, sci-fi buffs may well
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St. Audoen’s Church
Beside Christ Church Cathedral, in the heart of the walled medieval city, sits Dublin's only remaining medieval parish church. Built between 1181-1212,
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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
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James Joyce Centre
Built in 1784 for the Earl of Kenmare, the original plasterwork of this fine Georgian townhouse had disappeared completely by 1982 but was restored using
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Dublinia & The Viking World
Dublin’s medieval past is brought to life with three interactive exhibition. Trace the city's history from Norman Knight Strongbow to Henry Vlll.
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Seniors and students are now classed 'Conc.' (ie concession) and cost €8 from Jan 2009.[...]
The cost for pensioner is depicted as 'Seniors' ie €7. Double check their website to confirm.[...]
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there is no clear statement for the cost of a pensioner[...]
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