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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Visiting Dublin for the first time on 20th. What is a must to see or do(apart from Irish men

Where is good for a night out also??? xx

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By *illbillMan
over a year ago

dublin

Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues"

Thanks for reply not into museums lol. Would be handy to know good places to drink and also good shopping places. My two fav things xx

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By *rownForFunMan
over a year ago

Near Toulouse


"Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues

Thanks for reply not into museums lol. Would be handy to know good places to drink and also good shopping places. My two fav things xx"

A place to drink, temple bar

You can visit the Guinness factory and Jameson distillery.

For shopping, grafton street or Jervis street. Brown thomas and Arnott's are the biggest shop on there. If you have sometime, maybe a spin to Kildare for outlet shopping but it's 40mn from Dublin.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues

Thanks for reply not into museums lol. Would be handy to know good places to drink and also good shopping places. My two fav things xx

A place to drink, temple bar

You can visit the Guinness factory and Jameson distillery.

For shopping, grafton street or Jervis street. Brown thomas and Arnott's are the biggest shop on there. If you have sometime, maybe a spin to Kildare for outlet shopping but it's 40mn from Dublin. "

We are staying very very close to the temple bar so that's good xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A pint of Guinness and a toasted special sitting outside Grogans pub on South William Street watching the world go by. One of the last institutions left in the city.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"A pint of Guinness and a toasted special sitting outside Grogans pub on South William Street watching the world go by. One of the last institutions left in the city. "

Will pass on the Guinness. The rest sounds good tho. Thanks xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A pint of Guinness and a toasted special sitting outside Grogans pub on South William Street watching the world go by. One of the last institutions left in the city.

Will pass on the Guinness. The rest sounds good tho. Thanks xx"

Pint bottle of Bulmers (Magners) with a glass of ice

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues

Thanks for reply not into museums lol. Would be handy to know good places to drink and also good shopping places. My two fav things xx

A place to drink, temple bar

You can visit the Guinness factory and Jameson distillery.

For shopping, grafton street or Jervis street. Brown thomas and Arnott's are the biggest shop on there. If you have sometime, maybe a spin to Kildare for outlet shopping but it's 40mn from Dublin.

We are staying very very close to the temple bar so that's good xx"

Temple Bar can be very expensive and a mad house at the weekend. Have a little stroll and there are plenty of good pubs, lively late bars.. etc. Always a good idea to ask the hotel receptionist for advice. They can steer you clear of the tourist traps.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

What kind of music do you listen to ?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"What kind of music do you listen to ?

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Chart music . But want to go to a wee Irish bar and listen to folk and fiddle music or is that just a myth xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Dublin is a lot more than Guinness and temple bat there are loads of lovely restaurants and cocktail bars. My only advice would be maybe Google alternative Dublin? It's a tiny city, but its so easy to get around. Temple bar really isn't Dublin sorry

Jesse

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Stay out of Temple Bar, like J&J said, Dublin ain't that big, literally just outside and across the road, you've got George's St, Camden St, Hardcourt St and all the intersecting areas including South William St Thats were all the real craic is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As a tourist you can't avoid the temple bar area .... It's not as bad as some might say .... The buzz is great day and night but As a few have said the prices can be high and do rise as the night gets longer .... Camden steet has 2/3 cracking live music pubs and the next street over is Coppers!!! I don't like it but I'm sure you'd have a blast .... Everleigh gardens is a few doors down way better class spot ..... But if you end your night around here you'll have a blast x

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

The brazen head, Dublin's oldest pub, has Irish music gigs, also the cobblestone in Smithfield, o'donoghues at upper Baggot street and the merchant at Wellington quay just to mention a few...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Oh and Capel street has panti bar if you like a bit of drag. Or George on Georges street of s Sunday night

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Thank you so much for the info guys xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Camden Street area is good & near Stephens Green. If you want off the beats track but very friendly in City Centre message me..

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By *ublin30Man
over a year ago

dublin

Hello there! How are you?! I hope well, I am working in Dublin living in a city center Maybe we can have a few pints

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By *rsecret123Man
over a year ago

local

Pub and the Liverpool match

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By *isdirtygirlWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Tons to see...some great museums if thats your thing...plus many great shopping streets plus the infinate number of pubs and great returaunts and music venues

Thanks for reply not into museums lol. Would be handy to know good places to drink and also good shopping places. My two fav things xx

A place to drink, temple bar

You can visit the Guinness factory and Jameson distillery.

For shopping, grafton street or Jervis street. Brown thomas and Arnott's are the biggest shop on there. If you have sometime, maybe a spin to Kildare for outlet shopping but it's 40mn from Dublin. "

Jameson distillery is closed until march next year for refurbishment.

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