Days Hotel Dublin

... while I am away on a study abroad. For those who haven't heard the rough itenerary, it goes a little something like this: 20 days touring Ireland and Scotland in a coach bus, 14(ish) days hiking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela (say that three times ...

... the morning and after getting our car, taking the M50 around Dublin and driving all the way down to Killiney (Dublin suburb), and finding our hotel, taking the Dart into the city and visiting a few places, we lost too much time in the beginning that ...

Hi boys and girls, here I am again :) and I got news and pics for you! I am just back from 6 days in Dublin and I had a wonderful time. Many of you might now that I am madly in love with Ireland (and yes with you too Fernando ;) ) and that I have lived ...

... the world, including one in the Vatican. Take a look at the Longhall here http://www.ireland.com/travel/counties/360/dublin/longhall.htm My other stops included St. Patrick's, Christ Church, the first Polish Church in Ireland and the Church, where ...

... to Dublin City Center where we rang in the New Year. Of course, the next day was spent in bed. For the next following days, we explored Dublin and all the sights it had to offer. Unfortunately we had to depart our 4 star Crowne Plaza Hotel and arrived at ...

... though.  We passed many street vendors selling flowers for boys who were interested in spending money appreciating their mothers.  Also, the Dublin Rugby team beat Whales for a grand slam yesterday.  It was the first time in something like 61 years and ...

... hotel was. The lady at the desk, Sinead, directed us on a walk down O’Connell Street, a main road in Dublin next to our hotel.   “I didn’t expect Dublin to be so lively and bustling”, Joanna remarked. I was thinking this was ...

... few minutes’ walk from the Temple Bar area and the main shopping area of Grafton Street.  Upon getting into Dublin International we were confronted with any typical airport arrivals area. If you have not sought your own travel arrangements the ...

... tricky for cash. We need to email the company and see what the problem is. Tuesday 9th November  2010 –  Dublin (Wet, showers, max 8’C) It had rained overnight and that was still hanging around in the morning. It will be an ...

... Rebecca, and then a walk through the rain (the first while in Ireland) Rebecca and I arrived at the Temple Bar Hotel for our last 4 days in Ireland. The Temple Bar area is THE touristy area of Dublin, pretty central to all the real attractions and packed ...

... through several pubs and they perform snippets from major Irish literary works as well as giving you entertaining tidbits about some of Dublin's famous authors such as Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde, Brendan Behan and of course, James Joyce - the most famous ...

... . We then went across the road to a place called Dublina, which is like a museum for Viking and Medieval history in Dublin, This museum was fantastic!!!! It had alot of model type exhibits which you could walk through and made you understand what it felt ...

... are hoping to return services to the children and adults with disabilities.  After a busy morning, we checked out of our Dublin hotel, and enjoyed the 3.5 hour drive in the country to Kinsale which is located in Southern Ireland on the ...

... to enjoy the amenities.  We caught a bus into Dublin City Centre and made our way to the Best Western Royal Dublin Hotel.  They didn't have both of our rooms ready, despite a call from London warning of our expected early morning ...

... in Limerick but as usual, I'd booked everything too close to each other and I had to be back in Wales the following day. Dublin is a fantastic city and even though Ireland's boom economy is now at an end, the parties haven't stopped and Temple Bar is ...

... that we did not get lost! I knew exactly where we were and I was right, we eventually found the hotel again! And yes, I met someone I knew in Dublin randomly! we were sitting down in a pub in temple bar called the Quay Inn to listen to some typical ...

... , but brewed 3 of its own stouts and all of them were excellent. The porter house shared the same block as the Hotel we stayed at in Dublin called the Clarence. Aside from being in the best part of Dublin's entertainment area, the Clarence is famous for ...

... and there was nothing to look at out the windows except waves, so we spent the time catching up on the blog. We arrived in Dublin port about 5:15pm and were off the boat pretty quickly. Using the Sat. Nav. we found our way to our hotel, but again were ...

So after Belfast we headed down to Dublin, in the Republic of Ireland (different than Ireland) for a couple of days. Dublin was actually a really nice city, lots of activity and many places to visit. We did the most touristy thing of our trip and bought ...

... fine! (Definately not fair!) We got all packed up, had a bit of breakfast and got on the road. When we arrived in Dublin we stopped at a Harley Davidson store so Karen and Bill could pick up some patches for a couple friends and then we were on the road ...

... I got a book on the Inside of the IRA and I cant wait to read it. Then it was back on the bus for our trip back to Dublin. We stopped at the Guiness Factory for a full tour of about 2 and a half hours. It was great and i really did enjoy it. Learning ...