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• A new way to visit Dublin in 24 hours

  Most people know the hot spot tourist places in Dublin such as the Guinness Storehouse, Temple bar and those “Traditional Irish” places to eat Irish stew and soda bread. They...

  

• Dublin’s Best Coffee Shops for Vegans

  We all are in need of that mid-morning pick me up and a early morning wake up caffeine boost! But the search for the best vegan coffee shops in Dublin...

  

• An ultimate list of great family activities to do in Dublin

  Whether you are about to visit Dublin soon or you are currently living in the city, maybe you are looking for great activities to do with your family. We made...

  

• The Top 5 Coolest Gin Bars in Dublin

  To all Gin lovers, this blog post is made for you. So take a moment to read it if you are planning on hitting the town with friends or your...

  

• Monty, The Mont Guest Relations Pawfficer

  The Mont Hotel, previously Mont Clare hotel is coming to the end of a 10-month transformation and has sought the help of a 4-legged candidate to be on lobby pawtrol...

  

• Five fresh new spots for a healthy breakfast in Dublin

  All full up on heavy full Irish breakfasts, pastries, pancakes? We have 5 fresh new spots for a healthy breakfast in Dublin. 1.   Eathos, Baggot Street An eatery like no...

  

• The Coolest Quirky Bars in Dublin for a Retro Drink

  Well it’s true what they say; you can’t turn down a street in Dublin city centre without passing a pub. Here, we have picked out the best and quirkiest ones...

  

• Dublin’s top dinner spots according to your cuisine and budget

   Whether you are visiting Dublin or you are a local, you are probably looking for great dining spots to spend a good time and treat yourself with a nice meal....

  

• Your Complete List of Places for a Fully Vegan Breakfast in Dublin

  There’s never been a better time to be a vegan in Dublin. Living the plant based lifestyle was previously seen as a niche choice, but in recent times, veganism has...

  

• Guide to the statues of Dublin

  Dublin city is the home of many famous writers, poets and performers such as Oscar Wilde, James Joyce and Phil Lynott. Statues were made to honour these famous figures which...