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28 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin, D2, Ireland
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Saint Patrick Cathedral
The entrance is hard to find
Fettuccine with Goat Cheese, Black Olives, Capers
Patrick with his free pass
WHAT IS THE BUS SERVICE FROM AIRORT TO HARCOURT HOTEL HARCOURT STREET
We used the Aircoach service which takes you very near the Harcourt Hotel. I think it stopped in Lower Leeson Street so take a map - it's a 5-minute walk.
I think it was about 7 euros each-way.
We bought a return - however, when we were waiting at the bus stop to come-home, a series of taxis stopped and offered to take us back for the same price as the coach. We didn't use these though because we had a return ticket already.
The World Travel Guide says: Bus: Frequent local bus services, operated by Dublin Bus (tel: (01) 873 4222; www.dublinbus.ie), leave from the main Arrivals road directly outside the terminal. These include the Airlink express bus, which runs to Dublin’s main bus and rail stations. Bus 747 runs to the O’Connell Street, the central bus station and Parnell Square West. Bus 748 runs to Heuston and Connolly rail stations and the central bus station.
Coach: Coach services operate from the airport’s coach park on the far side of the main car park building to many destinations in Ireland. These include the 24-hour Aircoach service (tel: (01) 844 7118; www.aircoach.ie) to south Dublin (including most major hotels in the city), and cities around Ireland.
Read more: http://www.worldtravelguide.net/airport/315/airport_guide/Europe/Dublin-Airport.html#ixzz0hlUptmkL
Harcourt Hotel on Harcourt Street is very central - about 8 minutes walk from Grafton Street. Want a bus going to centre of city - prerably to south side city centre.
Throughout the city, you'll find Georgian doors like this one. The area around Merrion Square (west of Trinity College) is particulary good for viewing these beautiful doors. Famous Dubliners to live here include Oscar Wilde and W.B. Yeats.
...well in fact i'm going to dublin and the airplane will leave tomorrow - so i'll do my best for make some nice pics... ;-) Friendly, sympatic people with a bit curious accent - but it's no problem to get in contact with them!!! every day is partytime - especially in some pubs in the temple bar area...
Get into a bar and have some Guiness/'craik'. Although it hasn't happened yet my fondest memory of Dublin will undoubtedly be Scotland thumping Ireland at Lansdowne Rd in the Six Nations Championships!!
Untill then it will be walking through temple bar with my girlfriend absorbing the atmosphere, our bellies full of the black stuff
Halfpenny Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in Dublin spanning the River Liffy. However due to the narrow width of the bridge do not attempt to cross it with a large suitcase unless you really wish to hear various words for idiot in Irish!!!!!!!
Strolling along the River Liffey here in December can be quite an experience too. Fortunately for me, the weather this particular December (2001) is considered mild. In fact, the Dubliners call it their 'warmest' December. :-)
Can you spot the Clarence Hotel owned by the world famous Irish band - U2? No? Squint harder!
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