The Smithfield Horse Fair
Are you a horse lover visiting Dublin? Don't miss the Smithfield Horse Fair, held once a month in Smithfield, a famous district of the capital!
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Ashtown Castle
A castle built in the heart of Phoenix Park, a wooded park in Dublin. The castle has been converted into a Visitor Centre.
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Howth Head
A peninsula prized by hikers and sports enthusiasts in search of wild places living to the rhythm of the ocean.
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Aviva Stadium
It's THE Dublin stadium where the most important competitions take place!
3.56/5 (41 votes)
The Howth Market
A food market in the village of Howth, centralizing the region's best products! Cheese, bread, meat, vegetables... All organic, all safer!
3.38/5 (37 votes)
Dublin Airport
Ireland's largest airport! Thousands of passengers pass through its terminals every day!
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The Famine Memorial
A monument to the Great Famine, which decimated over 25% of the Irish population.
3.47/5 (34 votes)
Croke Park
A sports stadium that vibrates to the sound of screaming fans! A legendary venue for Irish sport!
3.59/5 (32 votes)
The Wishing Stone
The Wishing Stone is an Irish monument on Dublin's Killiney Hill. The monument resembles a small Inca pyramid, overlooking the Irish coast.…
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