Information for: Dublin
Centuries of history have given its unique character and cultural identity. Still highly popular with good transport links and no shortage of city centre distractions. Dublin offers an eclectic mix of city, countryside and coastline.
Hotels located in: Dublin
The Fitzwilliam Hotel
One of the city’s most luxurious 5-star contemporary hotels. With a great location for all your’s going to do when visiting Dublin. The in-house Spirit Treatment Salon and Nail Bar offer a haven of tranquility and ensure you emerge polished and relaxed for the day or evening ahead. If you’re staying in then check out [...]
St Stephens GreenTel No: +353 1 478 7000
Brownes Townhouse
Browne’s is established as one of Dublin’s finest luxury boutique hotels and houses a highly rated brasserie restaurant of the same name. The hotel also has the lovely Aviator Lounge where you can enjoy coffees or pre-dinner cocktails. If you love luxury and hate big chains then this is the place for you. Conveniently located [...]
St Stephens GreenTel No: +353 1 638 3939
The Clarence
Undoubtedly Dublin’s premier boutique hotel owned by Bono and The Edge of rock band U2. This hotel is very much a reflection of 21st century Ireland. Each room and suite has been individually designed meaning no two rooms or suites are the same. Try the exciting and innovative food of the Tea Room Restaurant or [...]
6-8 Wellington QuayTel No: +353 1 407 0800
Herbert Park
Located just a short distance from Dublin city centre, Herbert Park Hotel overlooking the 48 acre Herbert Park, is a charming 4-star boutique get away. Rooms are designed with imagination and flair. Whilst the Pavillion Restaurant serves up luxury dining for breakfast lunch and dinner 7 days a week.
BallsbridgeTel No: +353 1 667 2595
The Croke Park Hotel
Sitting close to both Dublin city centre and the airport, The Croke Park Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Dublin. Arrive at reception and you will receive a fresh hot towel to revive you – one of the many complimentary touches that makes the experience at The Croke Park Hotel so memorable. [...]
Culture & Entertainment Located in: Dublin
Traffic
From the chandeliers and sumptuous white leather seats of the main bar to the siren red hues of the downstairs club Traffic, wouldn’t look out of place in chicest Paris. This venue attracts a slightly more mature clientele.
Middle Abbey StreetTel No: +353 1 873 4800
The Temple Bar Pub
Temple Bar is a famous and traditional Irish bar with a well earned reputation for a warm and laid back vibe. Regular clientele often bring their musical instruments and burst into song, so expect a fun night with the locals. This pub gets very very busy, but there are so many pubs nearby if it [...]
47/48 Temple BarTel No: +353 1 672 5286
The Front Lounge
The Front Lounge is an uber-cool ‘Dub pub’ but do not go in dungarees! This is where the beautiful people hang out glamorous ladies on chaise longues and gents in designer suits. This place will definitely add a bit of bling to your night out! They also serve good food in here. Open Monday to [...]
Parliament SquareTel No: +353 1 670 4112
Spy
Spy Bar has 3 rooms of luxury, as well as a funky nightclub with a European feel and layout. Housed in one of Dublin’s most iconic period mansions. The design of the bar incorporates many of period details like marble fireplaces, chandeliers and frescoes. Although it is one of Dublin’s newest bars, attracting a trendy [...]
Powerscourt HouseSouth William Street
Tel No: +353 1 677 0014
AKA
Undoubtedly one of Dublin’s most exclusive bars and clubs. Expect a cool and trendy crowd in here. The light but moreish menu is accompanied by a wide selection of wines, spirits and cocktails. Midweek is pretty relaxed, but you’ll need to get there early at the weekends to grab the perfect vantage point for sitting [...]
6 Wicklow StreetTel No: +353 1 670 4220
Lillies Bordello
Now this is the place to be seen in Dublin, which probably explains the plethora of celebrities frequently spotted hitting the dance floor, to a mix of pop or funky club classics. Sophisticated luxury and comfort reign here. Tables can be booked in the VIP area for larger parties wishing for an exclusive feel to their [...]
Adam CourtGrafton Street
Tel No: +353 1 679 9204
Restaurants Located in: Dublin
One Pico
One Pico is a highly acclaimed restaurant – awarded 2 Rossettes and featured in the Michelin Guide for it’s modern Irish food.With an extensive wine list available, compiled and sourced by award winning sommelier Arnaud Legat, to perfectly complement a sumptuous meal.
Schoolhouse LaneTel No: +353 1 676 0300
The Exchange
Located in the Westin Hotel, this is 5-star dining and modern European cuisine. Sundays at The Exchange have become synonymous with relaxation and revival after a hard week. Guests will be greeted with their first glass of chilled champagne on arrival to awaken the taste buds then treated to a sumptuous buffet style brunch perfect!
The Westin DublinCollege Green
Westmoreland StTel No: +353 1 645 1000
FIVE
Five is a cosmopolitan and fashionable haunt from which to enjoy casual dining at its very best. Serving modern European food with a wide selection of wines beers and spirits. This is a great little find in a central location with plenty going on nearby.
South Anne StreetTel No: +353 1 672 8555
Il Posto
Il Posto is an authentic and intimate Italian restaurant located in one of Dublin’s most exclusive locations. Creating a relaxed andcomfortable yet sophisticated dining experience. This is the perfect place to catch up with friends over a long lunch or dinner. Summer dining is particularly good as they open up the terraces.
St Stephens GreenTel No: +353 1 679 4769
Jacob’s Ladder
Jacob’s Ladder is a stylish restaurant with stunning views over Trinity College. Serving modern Irish cuisine, for example roast loin of wild boar. This is definitely a must visit!
Nassau StreetTel No: +353 1 670 3865
Brownes
Browne’s located in the townhouse hotel of the same name is a modern Irish bistro-style restaurant. It has a reputation for excellent food in a business-like yet cool ambience.
Sporting/Leisure/Beauty Located in: Dublin
Powerscourt Townhouse
Much of Ireland’s designer wear is available here, amid a treasure trove of designer fashion and jewellery and housed in a beautiful Geogian building. Enjoy classical piano music in the background, whilst you climb the imposing staircase to the acclaimed shopping heaven. Sip a cappaccino in one of the many cafes or head further up [...]
59 South William StDublin 2
Tel No: +353 1 679 5718
St Stephen’s Green Centre
A huge complex with excellent parking facilities. Bright and attractive inside with over 100 outlets under one roof. A visit is a must for any visitor to the Dublin’s city centre.
St Stephen's GreenTel No: +353 1 478 0888
Lara Boutique
Owned by Lara Casey who has worked in the fashion industry for 15 years, Lara Boutique was opened in 2001 to fill a gap in the Dublin fashion market. This upmarket shop stocks ladies’ versions of labels such as Versace, Armani, Hugo Boss and Replay. It is well worth a visit to pick up something [...]
Dame LaneTel No: +353 1 670 7951
Total Wellbeing
Ok ladies this one’s a little out of town but to be quite honest, it is well worth making a day of it! From massage to nail enhancements and waxing to dermalogica facials, every treatment under the sun is catered for… and probably some you have never thought of! Also has a sports rehabilitiation clinic.
Blackglen RoadSandyford
Tel No: +353 1 206 9955
Weir and Sons
Even before you enter the famous landmark building on Grafton Street, you know that this is something special. This is a jeweller unlike any other boasting a huge selection of the finest watches from around the world including Cartier and Rolex. Perfect for that special gift for someone or for a decadent treat for yourself!
96 Grafton StreetTel No: +353 1 677 9678
Tethra Spa
Dublin’s most refined retreat. Available to guests and to a limited number of members only. So a visit here will take some forward planning if you like to take advantage of this 5-star Spa with state-of-the-artfitness centre and swimming pool facilities.
The Merrion HotelUpper Merrion Street
Tel No: +353 1 603 0600
Entertainment located in: Dublin
Dublin Civic Museum
The Dublin Civic Museum is a small but perfectly formed museum set in the former City Assembly House. The museum depicts Dublin from Viking times to the 21st Century. Admission is free. Closed on Mondays and public holidays.
58 South William StDublin 2
Tel No: +353 1 679 4260
Dublin City Hall
Dublin City Hall is an outstanding example of the Georgian architecture for which Dublin is known for. Here you can discover the ‘Story of the Capital’ which traces the evolution of Ireland’s capital city from the times of the Vikings to the present day. Dublin’s treasures can also be viewed here. Book in advance for [...]
Dame StreetDublin 2
Tel No: +353 1 222 2204
The New Theatre
The New Theatre has crashed the Dublin scene with a beautiful and hip if somewhat eccentric venue. Established in 1997 by Anthony Fox and Leanne Willars, The New Theatre hosts many independent plays by local directors. It is a real find for somthing a little gritty and that little bit different. This theatre will achieve [...]
43 East Essex StreetTemple Bar
Dublin 2Tel No: +353 1 670 3361
St. Anne’s Cathedral
St Anne’s Cathedral also known as Belfast Cathedral is a cathedral of the Church of Ireland in Belfast. Inside you’ll find lots of splendid marble and some impressively enormous mosaics. Some marvellous classical concerts are held here and ‘Evensong’ on a Sunday afternoon is a beautiful musical experience. In recent years the cathedral has been [...]
Donegall StreetBelfast
Tel No: +44 28 9032 8332
Abbey Theatre
Also known as the National Theatre of Ireland, the Abbey Theatre celebrated its centenary in December 2004. Despite losing its original building to a fire in 1951 it has continued to stage performances continuously to the present day. Recent productions include, Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov, An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde, and Happy Days by [...]
26 Lower Abbey StreetDublin 1Tel No: +353 1 887 2200
National Gallery of Ireland
Home to the National Collection of Irish and European fine arts spanning from the 14th to the 20th centuries. Also home to a busy schedule of exhibitions and talks. Admission to the Gallery is free. Open daily 9.30am til 5.30pm. Thursday later til 8.30pm and Sundays opens later at noon.
Merrion Square WestDublin 2
Tel No: +353 1 661 5133