[15.01.2008] The river Liffey in Ireland has many bridges over it but probably one of the most well know is the Halfpenny bridge or the 'Ha'penny' bridge as it's more commonly called. The halfpenny bridge is located on the river just down from O'connelle street and just facing the entrance to the Temple bar area. To be completely honest there isn't anything about this particular bridge that makes you go 'wow' but it is a tr [more]

[20.12.2007] The Stephens Green shopping centre in Dublin is located at the top of Grafton street which is where the main lot of shops are so it's in a perfect location to carry on shopping after you have made your way down the main strip and then into the indoor area of Stephens Green. The shooping centre compared to others that i've been in is not really large but it does have a nice array of stores and a couple of cafes. Th [more]

[20.12.2007] The Molly malone statue in Dublin is located on Suffolk street which is at the bottom of Grafton street. The statue os Molly Malone is one of the well known sights that a lot of tourists want to see as she was known as a 'tart with a cart' hence my title as she was a fishmonger and also a bit of a 'hussy' as they called them back then! Thw story goes that she was a well known girl in the city and she was one of t [more]

[20.12.2007] The Auld Dubliner is one of the bars loacted in the Temple bar area. It is located just a few doors down form the Temple Bar pub itself. The bar is not really very large but this makes for a brilliant atmosphere in the evenings when the place gets really busy! When we went in the bar had a handful of punters but by the time we left the bar had really filled up as everybody came in for the gorgeous lunch they serve [more]

[20.12.2007] Dublin airport is at the moment undergoing some building work to incorporate a new terminal - however i think they are doing really well at having most things running pretty smoothly whilst this is going on as all the walkways connect from the main building easily. The majority of flights coming and going are the low cost airlines such as aer lingus and ryanair, all of which you can spot frequently whilst here. Th [more]

[20.12.2007] The Guinnes storehouse is pretty much always at the top of tourists list 's of things to see in Dublin and it's not hard to see why. The storehouse is easily accessible by bus, taxi or even walking if you like and the dublin hop on and hop off bus tour even stops right outside making it really easy for those who have tickets for that to be able to reach it. The building is really impressive as it's huge and has [more]

[18.12.2007] Brilliant location - right in the heart of the city and a good price too! A lot of tour operators will have offers directly from the hotel where guests stay for three and only pay for 2 nights - well worth taking advantage of if you can. I would definitly return to this hotel. [more]

[09.11.2007] When I went to Dublin in March of this year (2007) I was lucky enough to get complimentary tickets for the 'Hop on, hop off'' bus tour. Now if i'm entirely honest this kind of thing i wouldn't have bothered to pay for normally as it would be of no interest to me but, as I had free tickets for the group of us, we decided to use the tickets to get around the city and to certain sights we did want to go and visit such a [more]

[08.11.2007] Overall this is a great hotel in a fab location with everything within easy reach! I would say this hotel is suitable for everyone and the staff are great too. Maybe not people with really young children but other than that a great choice of hotel. Prices are good too with rates starting at about £35 per person per night depending on where you book it - the hotel run free night offers with certain companies so it's [more]