The Number Twenty Nine
N°29 is a Dublin Georgian house dating from 1794. Take a guided tour and learn about the way of life in those days!
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CampingsCounty Dublin : Must-See Attractions
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Dublin City Hall
Belfast City Hall is one of Dublin's notable government buildings. A neo-classical building famous for its gigantic, ornate dome!
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Dr Steevens’ Hospital
Ireland's oldest hospital, Dr Steevens' Hospital, is in Dublin! Built in 1719, it is still in operation and attracts visitors for its architecture!
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Arbour Hill Cemetery
Discover Dublin's Arbour Hill Cemetery, a historic site where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising are buried. A place of memory and reflection.
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The Royal Irish Academy
Dublin is home to the Royal Irish Academy, a learned society that brings together many Irish intellectuals, scientists and writers.
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See Dublin by Bike: U2’s Dublin
How about discovering Dublin and the origins of U2 by bike? This is what the See Dublin by bike company has to offer!
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Temple Bar Book Market
The Book Market is a second-hand book market held every weekend in the Temple Bar district.
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Waltons New School of Music
Would you like an introduction to traditional Irish music? The school offers lessons in tin whistle, bodhràn and uilleann pipe!
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Smock Alley Theater
The Smock Alley Theater is a historic theater located in the Temple Bar district. Founded in 1662, it offers a rich and exciting cultural program!
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