Dublin, Ireland, is the small, charming, eminently walkable city that visitors expect, and the corner pubs offer a warm welcome. Wry perceptions are uttered with a winsome Irish lilt in Dublin.

Once the world’s largest brewery, Guinness is inextricably tied to Dublin’s history. It also happens to be one of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions. The site is worth a visit (book ...

IRELAND’S most underrated hotspots have been revealed – with the top spot found in the capital. With over six million ...

To the south of the Liffey, you'll find the essential Dublin attractions ... as the Guinness Storehouse), the centuries-old home of Ireland's national beverage. Tours of the brew process and ...

Ireland has prohibited Uber from hiring out private cars. Dublin is best traveled by foot. Many of the top attractions are within walking distance of one another. Plus, if your feet grow weary ...

Planning a trip to the Emerald Isle? There are five top-rated attractions that previous visitors have raved about, making for an unforgettable itinerary when you touch down in Ireland. The only ...

Known for its lush landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, Ireland has no shortage of ... Set inside Kings Inn, a law school in Dublin, The Hungry Tree is a peculiar sight.

2 miles- Dublin Castle 1-407-0750 Sightseeing ... 4 miles- Kildare Street 1-677-7444 Sightseeing- Museums Hotels Near National Museum of Ireland—Decorative Arts & History1.1 miles- Benburb ...

JOYCE FEGAN asks people running the Irish tourist and hospitality industries about their hopes and expectations for this year ...

Fáilte Ireland confirmed that it had paid Core Optimisation €17.5 million – including VAT – up to the end of last year.