The Samuel Beckett Bridge
The Samuel Becket Bridge is Dublin's ultra-modern cable-stayed bridge. Recognizable by its Celtic harp shape, it links the 2 banks of Dublin,…
County Dublin : Must-See Attractions
Shanganagh Castle
Shanganagh Castle is a fortress built in 1408 by the Lawless family…A little austere, it imposes with its imposing architecture… A must-see…
Temple Bar Food Market
Located in Meeting House Square, Temple Bar Market opens its doors every Saturday from 10am to 4.30pm. What's on the agenda? Cooked,…
North Bull Lighthouse, Dublin
North Bull Lighthouse is one of 2 lighthouses (along with Poolbeg Lighthouse) marking the entrance to Dublin Harbour. Easy to recognize with…
Parliament House
Dublin’s Parliament is one of the city’s must-see monuments. Built in typical Georgian style, Parliament House is located right in the city…
Poolbeg Chimneys
Located to the east of Dublin, the Poolbeg Chimneys are officially the tallest chimneys in Ireland, at 207.8 metres! Far from being…
Dalkey Island
Just a few hundred metres off Dublin’s southern coast, Dalkey Island (Deilginis in Irish) feels as though it belongs to an entirely…
Fitzwilliam Square
Fitzwilliam Square is a pretty part of Dublin, renowned for its tranquility and typically Georgian architecture. It has its own little public…
The Pearse Museum
The Pearse Museum is a Dublin museum dedicated entirely to the life of Patrick Pearse, a leading figure in the 20th-century nationalist…
The Garden of Remembrance
The Garden of Remembrance is Dublin's memorial garden paying tribute to the victims of the battles that brought Ireland to its current…