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18 Slievebloom Park
A walking tour of Dublin exploring the highlights of the rich Irish music scene from the early to mid 20th century to the contemporary. Experience Dublin’s premier cultural gift to the world through story, sight and sound.
32 Clarendon Street
Located in the heart of Dublin, just meters away from Grafton Street, The Clarendon Bar is an ideal place to visit during the day/evening. A wide variety of food is served daily including a children's menu, tapas and daily specials.
27 Upper Drumcondra Road
Elegant and contemporary furniture and decor and a mouthwatering selection of food and cocktails, the Skylon Bar & Grill promises a fantastic night out in Drumcondra.
6a, Goldenbridge Industrial Estate
Gravity Climbing Centre provides a world class climbing wall close to the heart of Dublin City. It offers the best indoor bouldering in Ireland.
9 College Street
Doyles, Is an old style music bar, located at the heart of Dublin City Centre.
70 Cook St, Merchants Quay
Experience In Our Shoes Walking Tours in Dublin City. Delivered by local, Irish guides sharing what it is really like to live and grow up in Dublin’s south west inner city known as The Liberties.
Millennium Walkway, Middle Abbey Street, Northside
Cactus Jack's specialises in Mexican cuisine, offering imaginative, exciting food choices. Located in the centre of the city in a lively, trendy area it can also cater for parties and special events.
57 Harcourt Street
Located close to the heart of Dublin’s city centre on Harcourt Street with a LUAS stop right outside the door, the luxurious surrounds of this art deco styled bar make the Odeon the perfect place to meet friends.
Skerries Sea Tours runs two passenger trips daily; to Rockabill Lighthouse and Lambay Island. Skerries Sea Tours incorporates a unique and often stunning exploration of the rich bird and wildlife as well as an informative guide to the local history, culture and heritage of the area.
11 South Great Georges Street
The Globe Bar & Café on South Great George's Street is a lively, popular evening venue offering a choice of entertainment in a friendly venue.
26 Lower Abbey Street
The Peacock Cafe celebrates Irish food in a modern and contemporary way. Offering a day-to-evening menu – breakfast, lunch, coffee, cake and supper/pre-theatre.
Guinness Storehouse, St James's Gate
Enjoy a tour to The Hurling Experience, a tourist attraction based in the town of Kilcullen just off the M9 motorway.
109A Baggot Street Lower
Michelin starred l'Ecrivain Restaurant is located in the heart of Georgian Dublin. The restaurant is run by chef Derry Clarke and his wife Sallyanne and has been established since July 1989.
129 Ranelagh Road
Birchalls, formerly known as J. Birchalls, is a local pub popular with locals and the literary set. Birchalls is located on the south of Dublin city, a short drive from the heart of the city.
42 Lower Camden Street
Cassidys on Camden street in Dublin city centre is one of Dublins most authentic pubs. Established in 1891, Cassidys has a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the heart of Dublin city, minutes walk from many major tourist attractions.
1 Prospect Square
Founded in 1833 & still in the Kavanagh Family
Outside Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Parnell Square N
Do the Game of Thrones Tour from Dublin with Finn McCools Tours to see the filming location and the Giant's Causeway.
13 - 14 Dame Court
Odessa, tucked away on Dublin's city centre's Dame Court, offers simple and mouth-watering dining in sophisticated surroundings.
42 Wellington Quay
The famous Dublin landmark, the Ha'penny pedestrian bridge, is a few doors down the quay from the pub that bears its name. The place is a busy, friendly, traditional pub much frequented by those who have always worked in the area.
51 South Great Georges Street
One of the oldest pubs in Dublin, this pub was named after a chapel dedicated to Saint George in 1181. The Long Hall preserves a Victorian atmosphere evoking a by-gone age.