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Guinness Brewery
There is currently a lot of debate about whether or not Guinness are going to sell up their enormous factory in Dublin, for a huge amount of money. Therefore, just in case they do, make sure that you visit the Guiness Storehouse when you come to the city and put it at the very top of your list. It's a great thing to do on a rainy day and the best bit for me way enjoying my free pint of Guinness at the end, in the Gravity Bar at the very top. It was definitely the very best pint I've ever tasted, and it was certainly enhanced by some lovely views.
Posted on 21/3/2008 by Tony

Internet Cafes
If you are visiting Dublin and are worried about cyberspace withdrawal symptoms, then don't. There are loads of Internet cafes and coffee shops around the city if you need to check your email and things, particularly around Temple Bar. But it is unlikely that you will spend more than a few minutes doing thing, because there are so many distractions close by. Some web cafes are open 24 hours a day if you really need Internet access late at night, or on your way beck to the hotel after your pint of Irish ale.
Posted on 8/10/2007 by Timbo Fails

Dublin Pass - Is it really a good buy?
The Dublin Pass sounds like a really good idea and is similar to thoes offering is other cities and holiday destinations around Europe - it is supposed to provide tourists with big savings. It entitles you to free entry to around 30 different attractions, lots of further discounts and does not offer free use of bus transport, like other passes, although does include the airbus from the city airport. However, at around 30 euros for a day pass, it doesn't really represent the value that you might think. It is very different to cram in a lot of sights in just one day, since they are spread out and there is lots to see at each one - we spent hours at the Guiness Storehouse and well over half a day at Dublin Zoo. Therefore, personally I would really only say to get this pass if you are absolutely sure that you can visit at least three or four big attractions in one day, otherwise it just isn't worth the money - in my opinion. However, I did quite like the idea that you could 'skip the queues'.
Posted on 14/4/2007 by Matt Morganson














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