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Ireland (Dublin)
Hi , Just browsing the internet at the mo, looking for a 3/4 night break in dublin in sept (i want something that is in the town centre close to bars shops etc.. any idea on cheap hotels good places to visit etc...
also when we arrive at the airport is there places to call/grab a taxi ? or does this have to be booked in advance?
many thanks
also when we arrive at the airport is there places to call/grab a taxi ? or does this have to be booked in advance?
many thanks
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Hi stylinsam. The Guinness storehouse and trinity college are a must see. Dublinia and you can do an open top bus tour of the city. On the outskirts - dunlaoghaire on south side and howth and Malahide on north side are nice. Temple bar for nightlife, restaurants etc. Henry st and grafton st for shopping. You can get a taxi straight outside airport - there is a taxi rank. Hope this is of some use to you .
No need for taxis - check this site. I see Aircoach also has accommodation links - I have never tried these so I can't comment.
http://www.aircoach.ie/
Have a great time. Slainte!
http://www.aircoach.ie/
Have a great time. Slainte!
oh no dont do any of above hotels now used as BB for homeless try the temple bar hotel is very central, the aisling hotel or any of the ones in grafton, leeson strreet area avoid o connell street accomadation. The phoenix park area is very nice as is rathmines area. ?You could head to bray by dart for a day which is nice also
yes its actually better to say in some of the suberbs area and get a luas or bus in to town there are some nice hotels in the clondalkin area red cow, green isle etc equally around the liffey valley shopping centre there is the clarion hotel or the Spa hotel in lucan gives a reasonable rate and is on a direct bus route in to town, Dont go near amiens street or o connell street. Get back to us on what hotels you are looking at as some are used for homeless B B and are a no go like the morning star is now
http://www.northstarhotel.ie/
stayed there for my birthday very nice hotel and friendly satff central and ideal.
http://www.abbey-hotel.ie/
stayed there about 8 or 9 times lovelly bar great breakfast 3 00 yards from oconnel street a great base for shopping or sight seeing in dublin.
i doubt youll see many homeless in them.
stayed there for my birthday very nice hotel and friendly satff central and ideal.
http://www.abbey-hotel.ie/
stayed there about 8 or 9 times lovelly bar great breakfast 3 00 yards from oconnel street a great base for shopping or sight seeing in dublin.
i doubt youll see many homeless in them.
thats because youre irish
people visiting dublin and possibly shopping appreciate being central
from the abbey hotel the hapenny bridge is 2 mins walk
the main shopping 1 minutes walk as arnotts is across the street and thryu there youre into all the shops
as a woamn im sure youve done the trip back to the hotel fully laden with bags?
to return shopping
ive always stayed in the center and found it friendly inviting and never a let down.
people visiting dublin and possibly shopping appreciate being central
from the abbey hotel the hapenny bridge is 2 mins walk
the main shopping 1 minutes walk as arnotts is across the street and thryu there youre into all the shops
as a woamn im sure youve done the trip back to the hotel fully laden with bags?
to return shopping
ive always stayed in the center and found it friendly inviting and never a let down.
shopping best in grafton street, Liffey Valley shopping centre or Dundrum shopping centre largest shopping centre in ireland. The more non broadcasst tourist attractions can be seen in the superbs of dublin. Howth is very scenic with great fishing and lots of restaurants. Bray is a seaside town with amusements of a small scale , a nice promenade. There is Rathfarnham castle, killiney castle, malahide castle etc
