Temple Bar Hotel Dublin

... Christ Church Cathedral to glance around. We jumped on a bus to take us to tour the Guinness Storehouse. The best part was that we got a complimentary pint of beer in the circular roof-top Gravity Bar. Hotel: Dublin Conrad: Earlsfort Terrace ...

... and we were told our room was empty but not cleaned yet so we couldn't check-in. We left our bags at the hotel and took a walk around the Temple Bar District. As is usual in Ireland it was raining and since it was 9:00 a.m. not alot was open. We walked ...

... 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 ...

... ), meeting up with 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 ...

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 ...

Some down time in Dublin this week (though Dublin is never down it seems).  I checked into the funky Morgan Hotel in the happening Temple Bar area of the city on Monday and have been having a great time meandering around taking in the history and ...

... be nice not to have to move spots. Today we toured Trinity College, went to the Guinness Storehouse, and toured the Temple Bar scene at night. Trinity College was established in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I and is the most prestigious in Ireland. The ...

... 8211; hop off bus tour bringing us through the sites of Dublin.   We visit  Trinity College, the Temple Bar ( Faneuil Hall area of Dublin), the Dublin Castle,  St. Patrick's Cathedral, the Guinness Beer Company, Museums,  and the ...

... people were from Ireland; their facial features made it very obvious! Once we got to our hostel, located right in Temple Bar area, the happening spot in Dublin, we locked up our stuff and headed to the streets! We helped this man with a bike full of ...

... who was filmed roaring for the opening of MGM films.  There was a sign we really liked.   We headed back into town (the Temple Bar area) for dinner.  We walked around a bit, stopped in a bookstore to look for something for Aunt Kathy (we found two ...

... to O'Connell St. and then walked my way into town from there. I crossed the Ha Penny Bridge and found my way to the Temple Bar section of downtown. Also went to Grafton Street and in my walk, happened upon the Dubline Wall of Fame (musicians). I went to ...

... of contents and indexes of likely books.  Oh well.   Our last stop for the evening was a restaurant called Bruno's in the Temple Bar area where we had an excellent Italian/Irish meal.  Josh had potato and leek soup and lasagna with Irish beef.  I ...

... . Opting, as I did, for Lamb Stew. This was outstanding.  After some time here we headed for drinks. Dublin is a busy city at night and Temple Bar draws in the tourists and locals alike, alas, we were unable to get into the bar named Temple Bar. We ...

... time, but if you're looking for cheap flights around Europe, Ryan will do the trick. We stayed at the Fleet Street Hotel, in the Temple Bar area, South of the River Liffey. Temple Bar is a lively, artsy section of the city, with tons of restaurants, ...

... on the side.  Man was that delicious!!!  It was worth every calorie too!  Afterwards we did a bit of window shopping at Temple Bar until it started to downpour.  It was close to 4, so we decided that we would just catch the earlier bus ...

... told us not to bother with the Castle interior, so we didn't.  From there it was back to the hotel, wandering through the Temple Bar area.  We scoped out lots of places that featured live traditional Irish music for dinner later in the ...

... out on the street easily enough. Though both being rather tired we decided to head out and have a look at the Temple Bar area and see what else Dublin had to offer in the near vicinity. Pubs, pubs, pubs and more pubs... The whole town seems to ...