The Irish jewish museum
Located in Dublin’s Portobello district, the Irish Jewish Museum is a rather discreet museum dedicated to the history of Jews in Ireland…
County Dublin : Must-See Attractions
Hodges Figgis
Did you know? Hodges Figgis is Ireland’s oldest bookshop. Today, it’s the place to be for students, lovers of literature and other…
Maureen O’Hara’s childhood home
An icon of Hollywood cinema, Maureen O’Hara made her mark with unforgettable performances in films such as “The Quiet Man” and “Miracle…
The National Maritime Museum of Ireland
Do you love the sea and want to discover Ireland's maritime history? Head for the National Maritime Museum of Ireland, a museum…
Killiney beach
If you’re looking for a pretty beach not far from Dublin, then Killiney beach is for you! It’s a long pebble beach,…
Oscar Wilde’s house
If you’re a literary enthusiast and a name like Oscar Wilde creates a unique feeling in you, then don’t hesitate to visit…
The Number Twenty Nine
“Number Twenty Nine” is the name of a popular Dublin tourist attraction. Behind this number (Number twenty-nine) lies a typically Dublin Georgian…
See Dublin by Bike: U2’s Dublin
Do you like U2 and cycling? There’s a tailor-made activity just for you! U2’s Dublin is your chance to follow in the…
The Michael Collins House
Michael Collins House, located in Clonakilty (Co. Cork), is a museum entirely dedicated to a local and national hero: Michael Collins. Known…
The Royal Irish Academy
The Royal Irish Academy is considered a learned society. Based on Dawson Street in Dublin, Ireland, it was founded in 1785 by…