Ireland’s National Theatre, The Abbey, has played a central cultural role in...

Áras an Uachtaráin has been the official residence of Ireland’s President since...

The Book of Kells represents the artistic zenith of Celtic Christianity and...

Dublin’s largest wildlife reserve is the only remaining saltmarsh on Dublin Bay’s...

Bram Stoker was born in Dublin in 1847, and Dracula, published 1897,...

Bull Island is an ever expanding slick of land in Dublin Bay....

The Carmelite Church is famous in Dublin for its altars and shrines....

This pleasure house is one of the most important 18th-century neo-classical buildings...

The Chester Beatty Library illuminates the world’s artistic and theological traditions through...

Christ Church Cathedral is Dublin’s oldest building. Dating from 1038, it was...

This 282-seat theatre hosts a varied and colourful programme of events. It...

Croke Park is the fourth largest stadium in Europe and the largest...

Deepwell’s award-winning garden was once a swamp. In 1842 Richard S Guinness...

Until 1954, Drimnagh Castle was Ireland’s oldest continuously inhabited castle, and it’s...

Dublin Castle stands in the centre of the city on strategic high...

Dublin City Gallery contains the entire studio contents of Francis Bacon. Bacon’s...

Deep within the vaults of the City Hall, Dublin’s eventful past unfolds....

Dublin’s literary heritage is immense. Dublin Writers Museum celebrates the life and...

One of Ireland’s best family attractions, Dublin Zoo is home to some...

Dublinia brings in more than its share of visitors to Dublin. They...

Walled, sunken and landscaped, Farmleigh’s 79 acres of gardens offer plenty of...

Fernhills Garden’s semi-wild forty acres are designed to meld with the landscape...

The General Post Office was the stronghold of the leaders of the...

Free guided tours of Ireland’s magnificent Government Buildings leave four times a...

The best place in Ireland to see and to buy fine art...

The Guiness Gallery is the only Irish venue specializing in art glass....

The 1904 former Guinness Storehouse has been transformed into one of Dublin’s...

The Irish Jewish Museum celebrates 150 years of Jewish life in Ireland....

This is Ireland’s leading gallery for modern and contemporary art. Ways to...

Tucked away between Harcourt Street and Earsfort Terrace, Iveagh Gardens are a...

The James Joyce Centre celebrates and details the life and work of...

James Joyce House of the Dead is one of the world’s most...

Kilmainham Gaol is the largest disused gaol in Ireland and Britain. Its...

Knockree lies beneath the Dublin Mountains, and they are the perfect backdrop...

Racing has long been at the centre of Irish life and Leopardstown...

This is Ireland’s oldest public library. Built in 1701 by Archbishop Narcissus,...

Two centuries of zoological discoveries and acquisitions are here. Two million...

Europe’s biggest indoor Waterworld has something for everyone. For the kids, there’s...

Ireland’s premier indoor sports arena was opened in 1993. Today, the 2000-seat...

A curvilinear cast-iron glasshouse, 20,000 plant species and the tranquil flood plains...

Ireland’s National Gallery houses 2,500 paintings and some 10,000 other works. All...

The National Library of Ireland is the best place in the world...

Almost all archeological artefacts found in Ireland are in this Museum -...

The Decorative Arts and History collections of the National Museum are housed...

The National Photographic Archive is a growing collection of some 600,000 photos....

A former soldier’s chapel is now home to this museum devoted entirely...

For many, Newman House sums up Georgian Dublin. Elegant 18th-century rooms, elaborate...

Jameson’s Distillery is one the largest in the world. Guided tours of...

The Childhood home of Oscar Wilde is also one of the finest...

Patrick Pearse was a teacher, poet, writer, nationalist and leader of the...

Phoenix Park is the largest city park in Europe, and at 1752...

An intriguing work in progress, Rathfarnham Castle is being restored. As the...

One of Ireland’s most influential contemporary art galleries, the Royal Hibernian Academy...

The birthplace of George Bernard Shaw was restored in 1993, and the...

Controversial when it was unveiled in 2002, The Spire is already one...

Dublin’s largest enclosed city park covers some 270 acres. Within it is...

St Audoen’s Church is the only medieval parish church in Dublin. Located...

Saint Patrick’s is the largest church in Ireland. Although first built between...

The Wall of Fame is a permanent outdoor exhibition celebrating Ireland’s musical...

One of the most famous memorial gardens in Europe, Dublin’s War Memorial...