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…
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…
Dodder Rhino
One of Dublin’s best-kept secrets is also one of its greatest mysteries! The proof is in the Dodder Rhino, an unusual and…
Dr Steevens’ Hospital
In the heart of Dublin, in the Kilmainham district, stands an imposing building steeped in history: Steevens’ Hospital. Considered Ireland’s oldest hospital,…
Birthplace of Michael Collins
Clonakilty remains a highly historic place since it was the birthplace of Michael Collins, a 20th-century Irish nationalist hero (he helped create…
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…
Dublin City Hall
Dublin City Hall is a municipal building in Dublin. Located on Dame Street, it was built between 1769 and 1779, designed by…
Temple Bar Book Market
Every Saturday and Sunday in Dublin’s Temple Bar district, the Temple Bar Book Market takes place. This market for second-hand books is…
Rathfarnham Castle
Ireland is a country full of historical treasures, and Rathfarnham Castle, just outside Dublin, is a perfect example. Originally built as a…
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…