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Dublin City

Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, is on Ireland’s east coast at the mouth of the River Liffey. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, dating to the 13th century, and imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, founded in 1191.

A cultural powerhouse live with history, artistry, and spirit to spare

Dublin brings to mind literary giants, Georgian architecture, and a rich history spanning the Viking invasions, Norman conquests, British rule, to the armed struggle for Irish freedom.

Dublin is home to several world class museums and galleries, all easily accessible from our City Centre stops. The National Museum, Kilmainham Gaol, The Little Museum of Dublin, Irish Museum of Modern Art, National Gallery and many many more are all close to the City Centre.

For the sports fans Dublin is home to Croke Park, an iconic 82'000 seater stadium and HQ of the Gaelic Athletic Association. The Aviva Stadium is an architectural pearl and the home ground for the Irish Football and Rugby teams as well as regularly hosting international music acts and sporting events.

Citylink have a plethora of options for travelling to and from Dublin with express services to major cities such as Cork and Galway and major towns such as Athlone and Castlebar plus dozens of other small towns ad villages.

Citylink's waiting room in the City Centre is the perfect place to kick back and relax before your journey, with charging ports for your devices - the perfect place to wait for your next adventure with Citylink.

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The Book of Kells (7 min walk/7 mins via luas)

Heralded as Ireland’s greatest national treasure, this hand-scribed and delicately illustrated, medieval religious text dates back to 800AD. Located in the superbly crafted 18th century Old Library at Trinity College, visitors will also marvel at the 65-metre Long Room, home to more than 200,000 of the Library’s oldest books soaring overhead at the upper gallery bookcases towards the distinctive barrel-vaulted ceiling.

Kells

Grafton Street (7 min walk/7 mins via luas)

Whether you love shopping, fine food or historic Irish architecture, Grafton Street offers something for everyone. Discover the latest European fashions, Irish antiquities, cosy cafes and distinctive arts and crafts amidst the colourful backdrop of street performers in this lively high street known throughout Europe for its vitality.

Grafton Street

Guinness Storehouse (30 min walk/20 mins via luas)

Ever wondered why Guinness is so dark, or how to achieve the ideal pour? Explore seven floors of intriguing exhibits at the Guinness Storehouse to learn all about one of the world’s most iconic brews.

Storehouse

National Museum of Ireland, Archaeology (15 min walk/10mins via luas)

Come face-to-face with Ireland’s Iron Age bog men in the Kingship and Sacrifice exhibit. With their bodies preserved over thousands of years thanks to the distinctive qualities of the peat bog, the story of the bog men is brought to life through this fascinating exhibit.

Archeology

The Brazen Head (17 min walk/12 mins via luas)

The Brazen Head is Ireland’s oldest pub and dates back to 1198. With a palpable sense of times past heightened by traditional Irish music and folk storytelling, this historic pub and restaurant offers a truly authentic Irish experience.

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Dublin Zoo (30 mins via luas)

Situated on 28 acres in Phoenix Park in the heart of Dublin city, Dublin Zoo offers one of the city’s most popular visitor experiences for families. Enjoy immersive animal exhibits including the Orangutan Forest, the Sea Lion Cove, the City Farm, African Plains and the House of Reptiles.

Dublin Zoo

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