Plaza Hotel Dublin

... 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 the hostel for orientation. There, we met some people who have already become my good friends, and ...

... from everything. I'll have to take a bus into town each day as it's just too far to walk. We're staying at the Crowne Plaza hotel and it's very nice. On Monday (it's a holiday so Ian is off) Ian and I walked around town to find Christ Church Cathedral ...

... by the pilot.  After finally landing and a scary taxi ride, we ended up at our hotel (Best Western Premier Academy Plaza Hotel) for a quick shower and a long walk to explore and to the holy Guinness Storehouse.  We asked a lady n the street ...

... bag and money if you land in a foreign country and your bags don't arrive) - we said no and said just get us to our hotel - the Crowne Plaza in Dehli.  Swiftly checked in we headed to bed.  It's 27 degrees even at this time of the night. We ...

... 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 ...

... it ends and it just feels like forever. I've included some pictures of it here. It was abit grey when we began walking through Dublin near our hotel, and at one point it was pouring with rain, but after a few minutes it cleared to blue sky and no rain at ...

... . 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 ...

... of local life - Ireland too has its mentally ill! Checked out where our Michael worked when he was a night porter at a Dublin hotel a few years ago and walked back to our hotel arriving with sore feet again! We walk the streets of ...

... small pastries – delicious!  As we left the café, I could hear this huge protest going down near Dublin's G.P.O. (General post office which is one of the world's oldest and most distinguished postal headquarters and where some serious ...

... on British Airways to London. Stayed the night of the 20th at the Sofitel in Heathrow terminal 5 departing the next morning for Dublin, Ireland. Arrived on the 21st and purchased round trip tickets on the Aircoach from the airport which dropped us on ...

After brunch in Subway, we took a train from Tara Street station to Bray and Graystone. The journey passed through the scenic Dublin coast line, its beautiful but nothing compares to Garden Route in South Africa and Great Ocean Road in Australia. We ...

... a rooftop brunch before heading over to Trinity College (aka College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Queen Elizabeth near Dublin), which is Ireland's oldest University (1592). It was a really "neat" campus, but naturally they were doing construction ...

... means you love the relaxed, manana attitude, and yet it can be frustrating when you want something. We ended up at a Hotel Paris close to the City Plaza in the center, grabbed some tapas, and thanked our lucky stars that it was hot, and that we had not ...

... morning! Went straight to bed for a couple of hours and then went to a Remax conference and dinner dance in the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Was a great night and a good way to come back down to earth after all the travelling. The weekend was spent unpacking, ...

... , the closest to Croke Park.  I'm set to meet my dad and my sister for lunch at their hotel, the Croke Park Plaza Hotel.  It's still a bit of a walk there though, and uphill, past a city square.  I see them in the lobby and Claire tells me ...

... completing her internship) and we head back to her dorm room for a disco nap before heading out to the parade. the one thing about dublin i noticed right off the bat - it's not easy to get around - things aren't close to each other and there is no ...

... friendly and it has a nice vibe. The flight from London was only 50 minutes and before we knew it we had arrived. Our hotel was central Dublin and the bus stopped only 1 minute away. Our first day we mainly walked around the main street where we did some ...

... early. As we were packing we watched a Jimmy Carr special and fell in love with him. A good end to a somewhat forgettable time in Dublin. I guess you have to be a drinker to really get into Dublin. Or maybe you just need more time there. I enjoyed what I ...