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Dublin and Cork Still Facing Knock-On Delays After NATS Fault

Developing — Wednesday 9 September: Knock-on delays are still...

Getting Around Dublin: Walk, Luas, Bus, DART and Taxi

Dublin’s centre is walkable; Luas, buses and DART cover the rest. A Leap Card simplifies tickets; taxis close late nights; airport links depend on flight time and luggage. You rarely need a hire car for a city break.

Where to Stay in Dublin: City Centre, Temple Bar and Beyond

Neighbourhood first, hotel second. City centre and Capel/Parnell keep most short breaks walkable; Temple Bar is lively and loud; Docklands, Smithfield, Ballsbridge and Ranelagh suit different budgets and moods.

Best Things to Do in Dublin: Trinity, Guinness, Parks and Coast

Dublin rewards a shortlist, not a fifty-item dump. Trinity, Guinness, Kilmainham, EPIC, the parks and an honest Temple Bar evening cover most first trips — with coast options when you have the days.

How Many Days Do You Need in Dublin? 2–3 Nights for the Core City

Trip length is the first planning question after flights. For most visitors, two to three nights covers Dublin’s core without rushing. One day works as a skim; longer stays open the coast and a slower food-and-pub pace.

Is Dublin Safe for Tourists? Yes — With Normal City Sense

First-timers still ask whether Dublin is safe. Short answer: yes for visitors who use ordinary big-city sense. The tourist loop is busy and familiar; nightlife districts need the same bag-watch you would use anywhere. Here’s a straight Dublin-first take.

Dublin City Break : The Ultimate Guide

Planning a Dublin city break? You’re in for a treat. Dublin offers a perfect blend of history, culture, music, and food. It’s a charming,...

America’s Quiet Escape Plan: The Surging Desire for Irish Citizenship

In recent years, a record number of Americans have been applying for Irish passports, with demand skyrocketing since Donald Trump first took office. The...

Dublin vs. London: Which City is More Affordable in 2025?

Thinking about moving to Dublin or London? Or just curious about how these two major cities compare in terms of cost? You’re in the...

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Luas Red Line Closure: No Trams Heuston to Tallaght and Saggart on 17–18 October

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