Temple Bar Dublin

This was my fourth and best trip to Ireland thus far.

... , etc. FIRST BEER IN Ireland !!!! We went to Temple Bar to have a half pint of Guinness. In the 1980's, Temple Bar was a rundown area . The streets were cobbled which was really cool.   Took a tour of Dublin Castle, this is ...

... and walked and walked. By 10:30 we were both soaked and I was cold but the pub was open. The funny thing was that Temple Bar was sorta dead, I guess cuz it was raining....... but at 10:30 a.m. hoards of people came running down the street and into the ...

... saw the famous Georgian doors. We were given free time after the tour, so Jason and I decided to head into downtown to check out the Temple Bar area. We had dinner at The Shack, right across from The Temple Bar. It was cozy and cute and delicious. We then ...

... Bridge and found a sweater shop. I found a cute Aran Islands sweater and decided to buy it.  We then walked down to the Temple Bar area and had a Bailey's at the Hard Rock Cafe.  We had done a lot of walking that day, so mom wanted to head ...

... , but I picked up schedules and checked out a couple cathedrals. I walked right by Guinness - they own about 1/2 of Dublin I think! I found the Temple Bar area and enjoyed the streets. This is a touristy area of Dublin full of bars, restaurants, and live ...

... Temple Bar, where the world's largest selection of whiskey's are available, and so of course, we had to try one.  Yeehaw again! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Bar,_Dublin http://www.eccleshostel.com ...

... was a bloody genius. Said goodbye to the rest of the crew at the Paddywagon office. Met up with a group for dinner. Hit Temple Bar, Dublin. Thursday, 3rd June Slept in a bit. Met up with Jen. Found the free tour and spent the next three hours being ...

... better place to seek comfort from the rain in the numerous bars and pubs the city had to offer. We headed to Temple Bar, 'Dublin's Cultural Quarter', with the intention of sampling some traditional ales and we did just that. There were so many places to ...

Sights, Sounds, and Experiences of Dublin... Phoenix Park St. James Gate - Guinness Brewery River Liffey Trinity College Temple Bar Dublin Castle St. Patrick's Cathedral Christ Church Cathedral The Four Courts O'Connell Street ...

Tammy's last weekend in Ireland. And of course she ends it well with a kiss for the random statue in the temple bar, ...

Nightime shots of the river and bridges in Dublin. The famous pedestrian bridge is the Ha' Penny Bridge - which gets its name from the half penny toll to cross the bridge. ...

Our second time in Dublin was about the same as the first.  We decided to take a tour. Took the Wicklow bus tour.  It was an all day deal.  The best part was that I wasn't driving anymore and could finally enjoy the scenery. We also went ...