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CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin Docklands
The Irish Family History Centre is located in the historic CHQ Building in Dublin’s Docklands. It can be visited in combination with EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum or on its own.
HikeandClimb based in County Dublin, is a provider of adventure, rock climbing and mountaineering skills for visitors to Ireland's Ancient East region. Their goal is to enable a personalised, tailored and original experience in suitable locations around the country.
O'Connell street
Charles Stewart Parnell was the leader of the Irish Party in the House of Commons in London and in 1879 became the president of the Irish Land League. A bronze statue on O'Connell Street, Dublin commemorates him.
Coolamber, Stocking Lane, Ballyboden
My Irish Landscape offers art classes in Landscape oil and acrylic painting . We also offer to store your memories of the Irish Landscape in oils from your photos by individual commissions.
72 George's Street Lower
Tierneys Gift Shop is a luxury shop with beautiful gifts for weddings and special occasions. Their range includes Waterford Crystal, Swarovski Crystal and Irish Bronze Sculptures. It has 2 branches, one in Dun Laoghaire and one in Blanchardstown.
Parliament St
Oxfam books is a second-hand charity bookshop in the heart Dublin's Temple Bar selling a wide range of books and music.
Clondalkin Leisure Centre is an award-winning leisure centre centrally located in Clondalkin village, close to the Mill Shopping Centre, the Round Tower Visitor Centre, Corkagh Park, Newlands Cross and the M50.
Bachelors Walk, Northside
Yellow Brick Road at #8 Bachelor's Walk in Dublin supplies hand-made jewellery materials and specialises in craft courses in beadwork and jewellery, metalwork, millinery and tambour work.
13B Cashel Business Centre, Kimmage
Artzone is the leading Children's Art School in Dublin. They are committed to the development of art skills and creativity in a professional but fun and artistic environment.
52 Main St, Drumacrin
Find My Ireland, based in Bundoran, County Donegal, offer guided tours and experiences exploring Ireland's arts, culture and history. They deliver bespoke cultural experiences to overseas guests in small and large groups.
10-12 Lord Edward Street, Temple Bar, Dublin city centre
The Irish Celtic Craftshop is a treasure trove of gifts. A family run business since 1992, this shop has an ideal location in the oldest part of Dublin beside Christchurch Cathedral.
Trinity College, College Green
Edmund Burke(12 January 1729– 1797) was a political philosopher and orator, and is generally viewed as the philosophical founder of modern Conservatism. He was born on Arran quay in Dublin. There is a monument to him at Trinity College, Dublin.
119 Grafton Street
James Fox Cigar & Whiskey store was established in 1881 and has since been the focal point in Dublin for cigar & whiskey lovers. In the store you will find Ireland's largest selection of Cuban cigars & a large selection of Irish & Scotch Whiskeys.
11-12 South Richmond Street, Portobello
Bar - Cafe - Creative Space
Killiney Hill Car Park
Vertigo Outdoor are a company specialising in adventure activities. They have instructors that are highly qualified in rock climbing, hill walking/ mountaineering and various water sports in Dublin City, County Dublin.
O'Connell Street
William Smith O'Brien, was a Young Ireland leader who spent seventeen years of his life fighting for Irish interests in the British House of Commons. A monument is dedicated to him on O'Connell Street, Dublin.
2nd Floor, Saint Stephens Green Centre
The Donegal Shop is a 100% independently owned Irish shop which has been in business since 1995.
55 Clarendon St
JW Weldons of Dublin, is one of Dublin's longest established antiques shops, stocking diamond jewellery, vintage jewellery and antique Irish silver.
110-111 Cork St, Saint Catherine's
Urban Plant Life Garden Centre is located in Dublin's historic Liberties district. You'll find shrubs, climbers, roses, interior & artificial flowering/foliage plants, sundries, decorative pots and so much more.
Harry St
Phil Lynott was well known among Dubliners but with the unveiling of this statue it is clear that his and Thin Lizzy's music stretched far and wide. The statue is sought out by many visitors.