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Dublin + The East Travel Guide

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Surprising Dublin

Despite the trying economic times, Dublin's bustling streets reveal thriving artists, novelists, cooks, and assorted raconteurs.

The Ryder Cup in Dublin

All of Ireland is turning out for the party at the K Club otherwise known as the 2006 Ryder Cup Matches

Hotel-Hopping in Dublin

There are over 300 hotels in the Celtic capital, so where should you stay?Here, T+L takes a look at four properties making news.

Dublin's The Island Golf Club

Just getting to this Dublin gem is half the fun

Andrew McCarthy’s Road Trip in Ireland

Andrew McCarthy explores local lore in search of Ireland’s Magic Road.

Most and Least Expensive European Cities

Traveling to Europe? Some cities offer great value. Others, not so much.

Guess Where? Brewery

What you're looking at here is a series of trucks, trains and boats hanging from the ceiling of a famous brewery in Europe. Can you...

Vacationist Hotel Deals: T+L 500 Hotels for Less!

There’s nothing better than a guaranteed stellar hotel stay, which is why, every year, we spotlight the top 500 hotels as voted by our savvy...

Europe's Best Hotels

Ready to hop the pond this summer? Check into one of the best hotels in Europe, as selected by T+L readers.

The Dublin Riviera

In Dún Laoghaire and the rugged landscape of the 'Dublin Riviera,' Jamie O'Neill spent his early years—and a recent return visit—rambling through the gorse and...
HOTELS

Waterford Castle

You’ll find more than 800 years of history and decoration at Waterford Castle, as evidenced by the Jacobian-style antiques and original tapestries that dress its great halls and foyers.... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Bewley’s Café

In the back are stained-glass windows, designed by the early-20th-century craftsman Harry Clarke, glowing with parrots and feathery foliage. Clarke was inspired by the windows of Chartres Cathedral... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Newgrange/Brú na Bóinne

To the north of Dublin, the rural county of Meath and the Boyne Valley comprise an area rich with ancient sites. The best known among these is Newgrange, a 5,000-year-old passage tomb and ancient... more ›




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