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3️⃣ Tour Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university.
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Dublin, Ireland is a vibrant city with a lot of cool things to see and do. There's a lot of great history in the Irish capital. We visited (in chronological order) Christ Church Cathedral, Molly Malone Statue, Kilmainham Gaol (Jail), Dublin Castle, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College (Long Room and Book of Kells), Pubs, St. Stephen's Green, Grafton Street, O'Connell Street, and some would say I saved the best for last-a tour of the #1 tourist attraction in Ireland, the Guinness Storehouse, and a tour of the Old Jameson (Whiskey) Distillery. The start times of each sight are listed below. Enjoy!
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0:05 Flying into Dublin (Music: Rocky Road to Dublin by Paddy Reilly)
1:11 Christ Church Cathedral (Music: Road to Glory by Celtic Lassies)
5:41 Molly Malone Statue and Legend (Music: Molly Malone by The Dubliners)
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17:41 Trinity College
18:29 The Long Room, Trinity College Old Library
19:42 The Book of Kells, Trinity College
20:31 Dublin Pubs (Music: All for Me Grog by Brier)
23:20 St. Stephen's Green (Park) (Music: The Old Dock Road by Irish Song Music
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27:21 O' Connell Street/Spire of Dublin (world's tallest spire)
28:36 Bus tour-Oscar Wilde Statue/Georgian Buildings/U.S. Embassy
30:39 Guinness Storehouse Tour (#1 Ireland Tourist Attraction)
38:36 Old Jameson (Whiskey) Distillery Tour
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Dublin, Dark lagoon in gaelic, is the capital of Ireland and Celtic culture. Is a small town but with a charm that attracts millions of tourists and students every year. Dance, very good atmosphere, friendly people, world famous writers and beer are some of the many things this city has to offer.
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Dublin, Laguna Negra en gaélico, es la capital de Irlanda y de la cultura celta . Una ciudad pequeña pero con un encanto que atrae a millones de turistas y estudiantes todos los años. Bailes, ambiente, gente amable, escritores de fama mundial y cerveza son algunas de las muchas cosas que esta ciudad puede ofrecer.
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Welcome to our brand new series of travel vlogs! Join Cat and Dean on their pre-travel day flying from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Dublin Airport with good old RyanAir for a 36 hour layover in Ireland before we head to Canada! ????????
We travelled from our local airport on a Friday evening flight, arriving early to an unexpectedly very empty LPL airport. Our flight was also delayed so we killed some time in the airport with a meal at the Kissing Gate and mooching in the shops. After finally arriving in Dublin at midnight and a delay with our taxi transfer we were desperate to get to our hotel and get to bed! We stayed in the Maldron Hotel in the city centre.
Having already visited Dublin once before, we opted to chill out the next day and headed for a little explore along the River Liffey and around the Temple Bar area to soak up the Saturday Night atmosphere before heading for food at the Hard Rock Cafe... which turned out to be the most expensive Hard Rock we've ever visited!
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Dublin - Quck Travel Guide
Dublin is located centrally on the eastern coast of Ireland and is split from north to south by the Liffey river. The primary language is English and the currency is the Euro. Dublin is 6 hours 45 minutes by air from New York City, 8 hours from Atlanta and 1 hour 20 minutes from London.
High season is July to August with an high temperature of 64 degrees. Low season is November to March where the average high is 48.
Dublin International Airport is 6 miles (10km) from the city center and is quickest by taxi or car. The Aircoach bus service is the cheapest ( There is no subway or rail from the airport.
Once in the city center, Dublin is easily walkable. Taxi, bus, light rail and rental bikes are all viable options to navigate city streets. But most just walk.
Popular sites to see are the Dublin castle, Spire of Dublin Guinness StoreHouse and the National Museum of Ireland, which is free to visitors. There is a vibrant nightlife and many pubs, especially in the Temple Bar area.
The drinking age in Dublin is 18, Don't order an Irish Car Bomb or a Black & Tan, both drinks are based on Irish tragedies. Drinking is not allowed on the streets or parks. Guinness does tastes better in Dublin.
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