Giant's Causeway (165 miles away): The result of an ancient volcanic eruption, this mythical attraction is now a UNESCO World ...

Meanwhile, foodies should check out the contemporary Chapter One in the Rotunda neighborhood. Other cuisines, such as Thai, ...

1. Why you should visit Dublin 2. Top attractions: things to see and do 3. Restaurants and bars: where to eat and drink 4. Hotels and accommodation: where to stay 5. Transport: how to get there 6.

More than 24,000 American football fans have travelled to Dublin for the opening game of the US College football season.

Dublin airport is 12km north of the centre. There is no rail link but the 24-hour Aircoach shuttle (00 353 1 844 7118; aircoach.ie) provides a handy alternative running every 10 minutes at peak ...

Dublin Travel Guide, If you want the full Oirish experience - and many do—Dublin will happily oblige. You know the score: a nice pint of Guinness, impromptu fiddle sessions in unreconstructed ...

However, they can travel into Dublin to attend essential on-site meetings, inductions and training. The last census showed that 130,000 people commuted to Dublin for work in 2016.