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Historic walking area, Street, Scenic/historic walking area
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Day 6: Dublin
Our day began with a tour of Dublin with a local guide who took us by bus around the city and showed us many of the principal sights of interest.
Our tour went through the Georgian Town Houses, Fitzwilliam Square, Marian Square, the Oscar Wylde statue, the National Gallery, Leinster House, the Natural History Museum, the President's Office …
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DUBLIN!
... everything but far enough away from the chaos that is dublin. We went into town to orient ourselves and check it out. We explored o'connell street (the modern main drag) and of course headed to temple bar. Temple bar is a famous area of town that once ...
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Ireland
... the train into the city. I felt my age when a young Irish lass insisted on giving me her seat. On alighting at Connell Street Station we were approached by an American couple who had not booked accommodation and wanted to try their luck at our hotel. ...
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Leaving Galway, heading back to Dublin
... on our first day in Ireland!!! After leaving the pub, we walked ack across the river and up O'Connell Street, a very busy main street in Dublin. We then wandered away from O'Connell Street and came across an old Catholic church that was ...
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Paddy-feckin-monium
... ; So GOOD! After that we got greened up and headed out to meet our friends from the tour. We got to the parade on O'Connell Street at 10:45am... it didn't officially start until noon, and it didn't actually make it to our segment of the route until ...
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Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!
... and Katie ended up going but Mackenzie, Carissa, and I decided to stay behind and just walk around Dublin for the day. We ventured down O'Connell street and visited some cute shops and gardens in the morning and stopped into a restaurant called ...
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The Leprechauns made me do it
... to be able to sit outside on the grass in the sun. Soy latte in the sun St Stephen's Green Shopping on O'Connell Street Some statues along O'Connell Street After some more shopping, we headed back to the hostel for a ...
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Dublin
... ) and Temple Bar (music/pub/food in two trendy sts). The bullet holes still in the pillars outside the post office on O'Connell Street were scary!! To think that the post office was the head quarters for te resistence people is just scary! Made a ...
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Dublin
... read list doubled, I think. Saturday morning was a little bit slower. First we visited the General Post Office on O'Connell Street, where the leaders of the Easter Rising (1916, the catalytic event that lead to public sympathy for revolutionary ...
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Dublin Pub Crawl
... carbed up on fish 'n chips at Beschoff's, then we made our way through town to some of my old haunts. We started on O'Connell Street, then tried hitting the Buttery Bar at Trinity but it was closed. So we snuck through tiny Dame's Lane to meet up with ...
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We're off, we're off, we're off in a motor...boat?
... Scouted a pub out for a crafty pint later, too. When I was settled, I went for a walk up O'Connell Street (I'm right by O'Connell Bridge) past the spike, and stumbled upon a museum which was exhibiting an interactive history of computer games, with ...
O'Connell Street Map
- Anna Livia Millennium Fountain
- Dr. Quirkey's Good Time Emporium
- General Post Office (GPO)
- Ghost Bus Tour (Dublin Bus)
- Dublin Bus Tours
- Henry Street
- Definitive Dublin Walking Tour
- Moore Street
- St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral
- Sackville Lounge
- Dublin City Tour
- Irish Music Hall of Fame
- Traffic
- Peacock Theatre
- Abbey Theatre
- Knights Bridge Inn
- Rotunda Hospital
- Pat Liddy's Walking Tours of Dublin
- O'Connell Bridge
- Gate Theatre