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Welcome to Dublin

Dublin, capital of Ireland and largest city in the in the country, is located on Ireland's east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey.  Founded in the Viking era, it has always played a very important role in the country’s history. Dublin is easy to get to, by plane, train and ferry, and offers plenty of interesting attractions to the visitors, like “The Guinness Storehouse”, Trinity College and the Dublin Castle. Also, if you enjoy the nightlife, you can choose among hundreds of pubs with live music performances and the best entertainment of the city.

 

Arlington O'Connell's Bridge                                                           Arlington Temple Bar

   

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Ballsbridge Hotel (Standard Rooms)
The Ballsbridge Hotel is one of Dublin's most renowned international hotels and is noted for its genial charm and atmosphere. A luxury property, the Ballsbridge Hotel, as it's officially named, is situated in the city's prime residential and business..
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Beacon
Enjoying a stunning setting in Sandyford, this luxurious boutique hotel lies just a short driving distance from the heart of Dublin. The hotel is located just a 10 minutes' walking distance away from the shopping centre of Dundrum, where guests can indulge..
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Bellinter House
The hotel lies in the countryside of Meath, overlooking the River Boyne. The town of Navan is within a 5-minute drive and has bars and clubs. The city of Dublin is 40 km away from the hotel and Bective Abbey is approximately 3 km away. The hotel is situated..
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Brooks
This hotel enjoys a central location, parallel to St George's Street and is an ideal starting point for visiting Trinity College as well as the artistic quarter, with plenty of bars, of Temple Bar.||Renovated in 2003, this stylish, air conditioned hotel..
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Brooks Hotel
Brooks Hotel is an attractively modern hotel situated only minutes away from Grafton Street in the heart of Dublin city, Brooks Hotel is the perfect place to stay whether for business or pleasure. The hotel boasts 100 bedrooms plus a selection of meeting..
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Burlington Hotel
Dublin's largest hotel located on the Upper Leeson Street The Burlington Hotel is Dublin's largest hotel located in one of the most attractive Georgian districts. The rooms are spacious and nicely f
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Butlers Townhouse
Located in the heart of Dublin's Victorian Quarter, Ballsbridge, with its myriad of tree-lined avenues and red brick facades, this establishment is situated on the corner of Lansdowne and Shelbourne Roads and is perfect for all Irish rugby weekend breaks...
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Camden Court Hotel
Located in the heart of Dublin, Camden Court is a fabulous hotel with some of the best facilities, such as the gym and fitness centre which offers a range of programmes to help you keep fit during your stay, there is also the Pangaea Day SPA where you..
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Carlton Airport
A modern property offering good amenities, ideally suited for the business and leisure traveller alike. In 2009, 2010 and 2011 the hotel was awarded the ?Green Hospitality Award? in respect of their Environmental Policies & Procedures. (150808NN)..
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Carlton Hotel Blanchardstown
Unique in design, the Carlton Hotel Blanchardstown (formerly Park Plaza Hotel in Tyrrelstown) offers professional, friendly service coupled with superb four star facilities. Modern, contemporary style and caters for both the corporate and leisure guest...
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Things to do
Welcome to Dublin! This wonderful city offers you all kind of activities and entertainment; discover the city from your bike, delight yourself with a walking tour or enjoy the best music and craic! Dublin also offers the opportunity of visiting different..
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