Weekend in Dublin
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ABOVE: A lissome lass looks at the Liffey. The
cast-iron Ha'penny Bridge, which opened in 1816, is in the background.
Tourist-information links
Trip planning
Dublin Tourism
A good starting point for planning your visit, the site also offers hotel deals
and up-to-date information on local events.
Dublin Airport
Live flight information, car rental, transportation advice, shops and restaurant
info, and more.
Dublin Bus
Fares, maps, timetables, and tips for transportation around Dublin by bus.
Irish Rail
Timetables and tickets for trains around Ireland and the Dublin suburbs.
Ryanair
Ireland's most famous budget airline.
Aer Lingus
Another of Ireland's budget airlines. Sights and culture
Christ Church Cathedral
The cathedral's official site, with information on tickets, opening hours,
services, history, and more.
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
All the information you need to plan your visit to Ireland's National Cathedral.
Trinity College Library
Opening times, prices, and further details on the Book of Kells, as well as
library resources and an online shop.
Guinness Storehouse
Practical information and a virtual tour of the legendary home of Guinness.
Dublin Castle
The city's castle dates back to the 13th Century. It offers guided tours
throughout the year.
Abbey Theatre
The Abbey's site has a schedule, booking information, and more.
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