There's no one in Cashel with better stories than Dennis in the Guinness Bar. Read more.
If you really want to have a private conversation, just take over the snug between the Octagon Bar and the cozy Essex Street room.
Former site of a housing project less than a mile from Bono's childhood home. It's what Bono was referring to in "Running To Stand Still" -- I see seven towers/But I only see one way out.
Perfect location for visiting Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo, Guinness Storehouse, MoMA, etc.. Directly at the Luas. Great views over Dublin from the terrace on the 6th floor!
Travelodge is Superb value at $40 per night plus FREE Parking if you are only away for a Day. Grub is OK in Jacks next door. Better food in Swords only three minutes away. Try Eddie Rocketts instead
If you go there you have to have a massage and try the lemon and ginger tea...a must. Very relaxed and great value if you choose to stay sunday and Monday instead of normal weekend
Go in the evening, have some simple but hearty fare for dinner. Catch Irish trad music in the bar each night from 9.30 or so. Mixture of locals & tourists make this a grand spot to start the night.* Read more.
Home to the Earls of Ormonde, Butler House enjoys sweeping staircases, plastered ceilings, marble fireplaces and a charming walled garden.
The real taste of Ireland! Jam sessions of Irish music every day! must-see on your map while travelling in Dublin.
Hotel rooms going cheap all over Dublin. The Clarence is no exception right now. Try to avoid the ones overlooking East Essex Street and the Purty Kitchen if you want some sleep.
This hotel is absolutely lovely. The staff is very polite and helpful. They have the coziest beds ever. Food is absolutely amazing. Very nice location, too - one of the prettiest spots in Dublin
The "full irish breakfast" is probably one of the best in town and the staff is fun and quick !
Old world charm. Bar with open fireplace and the coziest lounge ever. Location & views are awesome!
The only hotel in Listowel in this buzzing Kerry town and home to many annual festivals: Writers’ Week in June, the Listowel Races in September, Listowel Food Fair in November.
