The Ha’penny Bridge
Recognisable by its white silhouette and delicate arches, the Ha’penny Bridge is one of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks. This pedestrian footbridge spans…
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The Guinness Storehouse
Located in the heart of the historic Liberties district, the Guinness Storehouse tells the story of Ireland’s most famous beer through seven…
The Old Library at Trinity College
At the heart of Trinity College, the Old Library is home to two of Dublin’s greatest cultural treasures: the spectacular Long Room…
St James’s Gate
With its tall black pillars, gold lettering and instantly recognisable Guinness name, St James’s Gate is one of Dublin’s most photographed sights.…
St Stephen’s Green
Behind the gates of St Stephen’s Green, Dublin’s bustle seems suddenly to fade away. Buses, passers-by and the shopfronts of Grafton Street…
The Old Jameson Distillery
Just a stone’s throw from Smithfield Square, the stone walls of the Jameson Distillery (Old Jameson Distillery) tell more than two centuries…
The Great South Wall
The Great South Wall (Balla an Bhulla Theas in Gaelic) is a kind of giant breakwater in Dublin harbour. 4km long, it…
Kilmainham Gaol
Dimly lit corridors, bare-walled cells and a yard where fourteen men were shot in May 1916: in Dublin, Kilmainham Gaol preserves the…
The General Post Office (GPO)
Six monumental columns dominate O’Connell Street. Bullet marks in their stone recall that, in April 1916, Dublin’s General Post Office was far…
The National Museum of Archaeology of Dublin
The National Museum of Archaeology is a state museum forming part of the National Museum of Ireland. This magnificent museum boasts a…
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The Malahide Samhain Festival
From 17 to 31 October 2026, over the final three weekends of October, including the bank holiday Monday and Halloween. Announced opening hours: 12 noon to 8 pm, depending on the session.
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