Dublin Hotels

Although Dublin celebrated its official millennium in 1988, its quite clear there were settlements before 988AD. The city's Irish name Baile Átha Cliath (The Town of the Hurdle Ford) comes from an ancient river crossing.
Dublin is a city famous for hundreds of pubs and bars. An excellent introduction to these is in the Guinness Storehouse.
The "The Temple Bar area is the place to be seen, with a vast concentration of both clubs and trendy pre-club bars to get you in the mood for a night on the dance- floor.
Dublin has in recent years developed a restaurant scene on a par with most principal European cities. A wide range of international as well as the traditional Irish restaurants is widely available, many being based in Temple Bar.
Coddle (the true Dubliner's Saturday supper), Irish stew, Oysters and Guinness, have been given a new lease of life as many restaurants recognize the cultural as well as the nutritional value of such meals. Most of what you eat in Dublin's many good restaurants is local produce.
The National Museum Of Ireland was built in the 1880s to the design of Sir Thomas Deane.
St. Patrick's Cathedral Ireland's largest church was founded beside a sacred well where St. Patrick is said to have baptised converts around 450A.D
St Patricks Day on March 17th is a very busy time in Dublin and all over Ireland with huge parties and parades!

Economy Hotels in Dublin