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 Temple Bar by sue_stone
Temple bar is one of the oldest areas of Dublin.
It consists of an area of cobbled streets, lined with pubs and restaurants, along with interesting galleries, small museums and some other modern shops.
Great place to have a wander around during the day - not so nice at night, depending on what you are into!
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 House of the lost Euro by Cruefan
The night I went in was a Friday and it seemed that every stag and hen party in Europe was all there at the same time. The streets were filled with people in various stages of intoxication but it was fun walking around people watching and hearing all the Irish music coming from the various pubs. There were usually 3-4 Guards on every block and I saw horse patrols come through. So the police are alway in the area.
But in reality Temple Bar is set up for tourists who want to spend their money on over priced drinks and trinkets. Leave a Comment
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 Temple Bar by Ines28Leave a Comment
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 by Mahieu
I came back the second time on a weekday around 5pm and had a drink in one of the pubs, listening to a young guy playing the guitar, when it wasn't crowded at all. I liked this Temple Bar very much. So I guess, it all depends on the moment. But I agree that, even if you like Temple Bar, you should get out of it sometime and discover one of the nice, more traditional pubs! Leave a Comment
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 Temple Bar, with the guards
outside by Henrik_rrb
But since when am I good at keeping promises... Although I was forced into the bar due to a meeting...
The Temple Bar I would say is one of the most famous things in Dublin. It's a huge pub, in the middle of the center, very close to the O'Connell Bridge. The outside is classic red, which makes the pub shine up compared to everything else. It seems to be packed all the time and it's a very happy atmosphere in there.
But Temple Bar for sure wasn't anything for me. It was way too crowded, way too warm, way too expensive and way too strange people in there. :)
I had thought the place would be packed with loud young americans, but instead it was packed with loud old americans. Old, as in over 35... :)
It wasn't as bad as I thought, but there sure are better pubs in the Temple Bar-area. Leave a Comment
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 Temple Bar by kentishgirl
I dont know any Dubs that go out in Temple Bar unless its a special occasion!
It was designed on the Left Bank of Paris but used to be a real bad area!
They call it the cultural area.......!!!!!! Leave a Comment
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 National Photograpy Archive by hevbell
The Gallery of Photography has mostly contemporary works from both Irish and foreign photographers while the National Photography Archive has exhibitions taken from the 300,000 photos in the National Librarys collection. On my most recent visit it was all lovely old photos of Dublin. Interesting to see what it used to look like - the parts that have changed and the parts that haven't! Leave a Comment
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 Temple Bar by mypriority
Temple Bar is easy to locate...very near O'Connell Street. Leave a Comment
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