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Generator’s Guide To Bloomsday In Dublin

Dublin and Joyce are completely inseparable; with Joyce's masterwork, Ulysses, taking place all on a single day in the great city. And naturally, this is the day that the majority of celebrations take place. So join us on the 16th (and, inevitably the weekend around it!) for some of the best literary fun to be had in Dublin.Walk The Walk With A Bloomsday Walk!On the 16th and 17th June there's a Bloomsday walk which takes you along the route taken by Leopold Bloom through the city (although much of it has changed) - all ending with a lunch and...
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What To See at Dublin’s Soul City Festival

Dublin’s Soul City Festival is one of peace and love, and they really mean it. Originally set up to raise funds for the Musical Youth Foundation Charity, a superb organisation that aims to bring music to the children of Ireland, the festival has become one of the main attractions in Dublin despite it only being seven years old. With fantastic music, a warm Irish welcome and good times this is one of the best ways to spend a May afternoon.The Dublin Soul PicnicThe big event of the festival is The Soul Picnic which is on Saturday and Sunday afternoons....
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Top 10 Restaurants That Won’t Break The Bank in Dublin

We know that travelling can be hard on the pocket and sometimes you have to stretch the pennies a little further than you would like. So we have put together a quick guide to some budget eateries in Dublin that will give you a slap up meal and won’t break the bank!Bargain BreakfastsThere is nothing better to set you up for a day of Dublin sightseeing than a hearty breakfast. The Cornucopia Whole Food restaurant on Wicklow Street does an amazing range of omelettes, pancakes and even a version of the Full English for around 10 Euros including tea...
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Top Five Places To Visit In Dublin On St Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Dublin are legendary just like the saint really. But there is more to this festival than a pint or two of Guinness or green lager. So put on something green, get yourself a shamrock and come with us on a slightly more cultural look at Ireland’s patron saint and visit five awesome places in Dublin on St Patrick’s Day:St Patrick’s CathedralEnough said. However, this stunning neo gothic building has a long history and is well worth a visit at any time. The cathedral is said to have been built close to the site of...
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Things to do in Dublin When it’s Raining!

While Dublin is an amazing city there is no doubt that it will probably rain while you are there. However, don’t let this put you off as there are loads of things to do indoors and some of them are free too!Catch up on some cultureAppreciate Irish art at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, explore history at the National Archaeology Museum or study the animal kingdom at the Natural History museum; entry to these is completely free!Shop until you dropA great place to try is the pedestrian friendly zone on Henry Street, north of the river with a...
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