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“All you’ve got to do is decide to go and the hardest part is over.

So go!” TONY WHEELER, COFOUNDER – LONELY PLANET

Dublin

Fionn Davenport

Plan Your Trip 12

©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd

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ContentsContents

Welcome to Dublin ......... 4

Dublin’s Top 10 ............... 6

What’s New ................... 13

Need to Know ............... 14

Top Itineraries .............. 16

If You Like... ................... 18

Month By Month ...........22

With Kids .......................26

Like a Local ...................28

For Free .........................30

Eating ........................... 31Drinking & Nightlife...35Entertainment ........... 40Shopping ..................... 43Sports & Activities ... 45

Plan Your Trip page 1

Understand Dublin 187

Survival Guide 215

Dublin Maps 233

Plan Your Trip 4

Explore Dublin 48

Transport .................... 216 Directory A–Z ............. 221 Index ............................226

Dublin Today ............... 188

History .........................190

Literary Dublin ........... 202

Musical Dublin ............207

Architecture ................ 210

Grafton Street & Around .......................52

Merrion Square & Around .......................84

Temple Bar ....................98

Kilmainham & the Liberties .................110

North of the Liffey ...... 126

Docklands & the Grand Canal ...... 145

The Southside .............151

Day Trips from Dublin ...............156

Sleeping ..................... 176

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(left) The Spire p137 Marvel at the famous landmark on O’Connell St.

(above) Fusiliers’ Arch p69 Relax in St Ste-phen’s Green park

(right) Grafton St p52 Enjoy buskers’ music

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Top ItinerariesDay OneGrafton Street & Around (p52)

M Start with a stroll through the grounds of Trinity College, visiting the Long

Room and the Book of Kells before ambling up Grafton St to St Stephen’s Green. For more beautiful books and artefacts, drop into the Chester Beatty Library. On your way, you can do a spot of retailing in Pow-erscourt Townhouse Shopping Centre or the many boutiques west of Grafton St.

Merrion Square & Around (p84)

R Pick your heavyweight institution, or visit all three: the National Mu-

seum of Ireland – Archaeology (if only for the Ardagh Chalice and Tara Brooch), the National Gallery (be sure to check out the Jack B Yeats room) and the Museum of Natural History, which the kids will surely enjoy.

Temple Bar (p98)

N Dublin’s one-time party zone still likes to have a good time, and is

definitely at its most animated in the evenings, where you have the choice of a traditional music session, some decent clubbing at Mother (Saturdays only) or just straight up drinking at any of the district’s many pubs.

Day TwoKilmainham & the Liberties (p110)

M Begin with a little penance at either (or both) of Dublin’s medieval cathe-

drals, St Patrick’s and Christ Church, before pursuing pleasure at Dublin’s most popular tourist attraction, the Guinness Storehouse; make sure to sample the al-most perfect Guinness you get at the end of the visit.

Kilmainham & the Liberties (p110)

R Go further west to Kilmainham, visiting first the fine collection at the

Irish Museum of Modern Art (don’t forget to visit the gardens too) before going out the back entrance and stepping into Kilmain-ham Gaol, the tour of which offers one of the most illuminating and interesting insights into Ireland’s struggle for independence. If the weather is good, a stroll in the War Me-morial Gardens is also recommended.

North of the Liffey (p126)

N Walshe’s of Stoneybatter is a superb traditional bar, full of interesting lo-

cals and hipster blow-ins looking for a ‘real’ Dublin experience. Alternatively, you could take in a play at either the Gate or Ireland’s national theatre, the Abbey. Use the Luas to get you from Stoneybatter (get on at the Museum stop) to Abbey St.

Dinner Etto (p95) is one of the best Italian restaurants in town.

Lunch The lunch bento at Yamamori (p74) is both great value and delicious.

Dinner Super seafood at Fish Shop (p139), in Stoneybatter.

Lunch Fumbally (p120) has great soups, sandwiches and coffee.

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Day ThreeNorth of the Liffey (p126)

M After walking the length of O’Connell St, and pausing to inspect

the bullet holes in the General Post Of-fice, explore the collection of the Dublin City Museum – the Hugh Lane, including Francis Bacon’s reconstructed studio. The Old Jameson Distillery, to the west in Smithfield, is the place to learn about (and taste) Irish whiskey.

North of the Liffey (p126)

R The collection of the National Museum of Ireland – Decorative

Arts & History is excellent, but you’ll be distracted by the stunning 18th-century barracks that is its home. The nearby Ar-bour Hill Cemetery is where the executed leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising are bur-ied, while further west again is the broad

expanse of Phoenix Park, the largest city park in Europe.

Grafton Street & Around (p52)

N The biggest choice of nightlife is in the streets around Grafton St.

There are traditional pubs, trendy new bars and music venues. You can drink, talk and dance the night away, or go see a show at

Day FourNorth of the Liffey (p126)

M You’ll get a particularly interesting insight into the vagaries of Irish his-

tory with a visit to Glasnevin Cemetery, the final resting place of so many Irish notables – but be sure to take the brilliant tour. The National Botanic Gardens are just around the corner, and well worth an amble. Sporting fans will enjoy the tour of Croke Park, Ireland’s biggest stadium and the HQ of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

Howth (p167)

R Hop on a DART and head north-wards to the suburb of Howth, a

nice fishing village at the foot of a bulbous headland overlooking Dublin Bay. There are great walks around the headland itself, but if you prefer something a little more sedate, there’s a fine selection of pubs in the village and some excellent seafood

restaurants along the pier. There’s also a terrific farmers market at weekends.

Southside (p151)

N A visit to O’Donoghue’s on Merri-on Row is guaranteed to be memo-

rable. It’s a beautiful traditional bar that is always full of revellers, and there’s a good chance there’ll be a trad music session on.

Dinner Make your way to Ranelagh with advance booking for the Butcher Grill (p153)

Dinner Chapter One (p141) is ideal for a special occasion. Book ahead.

Lunch Get a healthy sandwich or salad at the welcoming Third Space (p138). Lunch Oxmantown (p138) in Stoneybat-

ter has a great range of lunch options.

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Index1 Thomas St 120

Aaccents 28-9accommodation 15, 176-86,

see also Sleeping subindex

Docklands & the Grand Canal 185-6

Grafton St & Around 179-81

Kilmainham & the Liberties 110

Merrion Sq & Around 181-3

North of the Liffey 184-5Southside, the 152, 186Temple Bar 183-4

Act of Union (1801) 213 activities 45-7, see also Sports & Activities subindex, individual activities & neighbour-hoods

ambulance 222Áras an Uachtaráin 129Arbour Hill Cemetery 135architecture 20, 210-14Ark Children’s Cultural

Centre 103art 19ATMs 222

BBacon, Francis 128Bank of Ireland 66-7Banville, John 206 Barry, Sebastian 205 bathrooms 224Battle of the Boyne 160, 193Beckett, Samuel 202, 203beer 24, 36, 39, 112

Belvedere House 137Berkeley Library 55 bicycle travel 218Bloomsday 204 Book of Kells 66books 188Bord Gais Energy

Theatre 42Ború, Brian 191 Boyzone 209 Broighter Gold Collar 88, 89Brú na Bóinne 157-61Bullock Castle (Dalkey) 173bus travel 216-17, 218business hours 223

Ccar travel 219Casino at Marino 142Cassels, Richards 212 Castletown House

(Celbridge) 172-3cathedrals see churches &

cathedrals cell phones 14Chambers, Sir William 213Chester Beatty Library 12,

30, 62-3, 62children, travel with 26-7Christ Church Cathedral

100-2, 100churches & cathedrals

Christ Church Cathedral 100-2, 100

Newman University Church 68

St Audoen’s Catholic Church 120

St Audoen’s Church of Ireland 119

St George’s Church 137 St Mary’s Abbey (Howth)

167 St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral

137 St Michan’s Church 134 St Patrick’s Cathedral 115

St Stephen’s Church 154 Whitefriars Street

Carmelite Church 69City Hall 67climate 15, 22-5comedy 40Collins, Michael 198-9 Contemporary Music

Centre 104Convention Centre 148Cooley, Thomas 213costs 14, 177, 223credit cards 222Croke Park Experience 142culture 188-9Culture Night 24currency 14Custom House 147customs regulations 221 cycling 218

DDalkey 173-4Dalkey Castle & Heritage

Centre 173Dalkey Island 173de Valera, Éamon 197 disabilities, travellers with

224discount cards 221distilleries 13Docklands & the Grand

Canal 30, 51, 145-50, 145, 252

accommodation 185-6 architecture 146drinking & nightlife

146, 149entertainment 149-50food 146, 148-9highlights 145shopping 150sights 147-8sports & activities 150transport 146

Douglas Hyde Gallery of Modern Art 66

Dowth 161drinking & nightlife 35-9,

38, see also Drinking & Nightlife subindex, individual neighbour-hoods

etiquette 29Dublin Airport 216Dublin Castle 59-61, 59Dublin City Gallery – the

Hugh Lane 9, 30, 128Dublin Fringe Festival 24Dublin Port Terminal 217Dublin Writers Museum 136Dublin Zoo 26 Dublinia: Experience Viking

& Medieval Dublin 103

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economy 188electricity 221emergencies 222Enniskerry & Powerscourt

Estate 170-2entertainment 40-2, see

also Entertainment subindex, individual neighbourhoods

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum 147

etiquette 223events 22-5

FFamine Memorial 147fashion 43festivals 22-5films 40-1, 188fire 222Fitzwilliam Sq 94-5folk music 207food 10, 13, 20, 31-4, see

also Eating subindex, individual neighbour-hoods

opening hours 32

Sights 000Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000

See also separate subindexes for:

5 EATING P228

6 DRINKING & NIGHTLIFE P229

3 ENTERTAINMENT P230

7 SHOPPING P230

2 SPORTS & ACTIVITIES P230

4 SLEEPING P231

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football 46-7Forbidden Fruit 23Four Courts 135, 212free attractions 21, 30Fusiliers’ Arch 69, 3

GGaelic football 46Gallery of Photography 103Gandon, James 21, 67, 213 Garden of

Remembrance 137gay travellers 222Geldolf, Bob 208 General Post Office (GPO)

133, 213Georgian architecture 211Glasnevin Cemetery 142Glendalough 162-6golf 46Gorham Library 136Government Buildings 94Grand Canal see Docklands

& the Grand Canal Grafton St 50, 238-9Grafton St & Around 52-83,

52, 242drinking & nightlife 75-9entertainment 79-80food 53, 69-75highlights 52-3, 54-8shopping 53, 80-2sights 54-8, 64-9sports & activities 83transport 53walks 65

Grand Canal Sq 147-8, 213greyhound racing 47Guinness, Arthur 195Guinness Storehouse &

St James Gate 10, 112-14, 112

HHandel’s Hotel (Site of

Neal’s New Musick Hall) 104

Ha’penny Bridge 103Henrietta St 135Herbert Park 30, 153highlights 59-61, 62-3,

84, 86-7history 19, 190-201

Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829 194

Catholicism 194Celtic Tiger 200-1Celts 190 Christianity 190

Civil War 198-9Easter Rising 196-7Georgian Dublin 193Home Rule 195IRA 199Irish Republic 199Normans 191-2potato famine 194Tudors 192 St Patrick 190-1Strongbow 191Vikings 191War of Independence 197

holidays 223horse and carriage 220horse racing 47Howth 167-70, 168Howth Castle 167-8Howth Summit 167Hozier 209Huguenot Cemetery 95Hurdy Gurdy Museum of

Vintage Radio (Howth) 168

hurling 46

IIcon Factory 103internet access 222Ireland’s Eye (Howth) 169Irish Family History Centre

13, 147Irish-Jewish Museum 69Irish Museum of Modern

Art 30, 118-19, 210Irish Whiskey Museum 66Irish Writers Centre 136itineraries 16-17Iveagh Gardens 30, 68Iveagh House 69

JJames Joyce Cultural

Centre 134James Joyce Museum 174James Joyce Statue 136-7Jeanie Johnston 147, 18Jim Larkin Statue 134Joyce Bridge 214 Joyce, James 135, 204

KKelly, Luke 208 Kilmainham Gaol 9, 118, 9Kilmainham Gate 119Kilmainham & the Liberties

51, 110-23, 110, 246accommodation 110

drinking & nightlife 111, 122-3

entertainment 123food 111, 120-2highlights 110, 112-14,

115-17shopping 123sights 112-14, 115-17,

118-20transport 111walks 120

King’s Inns 137-8Knowth 161Kodaline 209

LLa Dolce Vita 106language 14legal matters 222Leinster House 92-4, 21lesbian travellers 222LGBTQ travellers 222Liberties, the see

Kilmainham & the Liberties

Liberty Hall 136literary sites 20Literature 202-6Little Museum of Dublin

64-6live music 19, 41local life 28-9Luas link 13Luke Kelly 208

MMacGowan, Shane 208 Malahide 174-5Malahide Castle 175Mansion House 67markets 20, 43Matthew, Father Theobald

135 Marsh’s Library 118Merrion Sq 30, 91Merrion Sq & Around

84-97, 84, 245accommodation 181-3drinking & nightlife

85, 96-7entertainment 97food 85, 95-6highlights 90, 91shopping 97sights 86-7, 90, 91, 92-5transport 85walks 92-3

Merrion Sq art market 94Michael Collins 198-9

mobile phones 14Molly Malone Statue 68money 14, 177, 222Mosaic 103motorcycle travel 219Museum of Natural

History 92museums 19music 18-19, 207-9

NNational Botanic Gardens

142, 17National Gallery 13, 30,

90, 12National Leprechaun

Museum 136National Library 94National Museum of

Ireland 9, 30National Museum of

Ireland – Archaeology 86-9, 86

National Museum of Ireland – Decorative Arts & History 133, 124

National Photographic Archive 103

National Print Museum 153National Transport

Museum (Howth) 168-9National Wax Museum Plus

103-4Newgrange 160-1Newman House 67-8Newman University

Church 68newspapers 221nightlife, see Drinking &

Nightlife subindex, individual neighbour-hoods

nitelink 218North of the Liffey 51,126-44, 126, 248

accommodation 184-5drinking & nightlife 127,

140-3entertainment 143-4food 127, 138-40highlights 126, 128, 129shopping 127, 144sights 128, 129, 133-8sports & activities 144transport 127walks 132

OO’Brian, William Smith 135 O’Connell, Daniel 135

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Old Jameson Distillery 133Old Library & Book of

Kells 64opening hours 223

drinking & nightlife 36entertainment 41 restaurants 32

Pparks & gardens 20Parnell, Charles Stewart

135 Pearse, Sir Edward Lovett

211-12Pearse Pádraig 197 Pearse Lyons Distillery 119Phil Lynott Statue 69Phoenix Park 30, 129-31,

124-5, 129planning

budgeting 14, 21, 30children, travel with 26-7Dublin basics 14-15festivals & events 22-5itineraries 16-17local life 28-9repeat visitors 13travel seasons 15, 22-5websites 14

police 222police stations 223politics 189Poolbeg Lighthouse 148population 189postal codes 223postal services 223Powerscourt Estate (En-

niskerry) 170-1public holidays 223pubs 7, 18, 36

Rradio 221Rape Crisis Centre 222Rosie Hackett Bridge 214Rotunda Hospital 136Royal Canal 142 Royal College of Surgeons

68Royal Hibernian Academy

(RHA) Gallagher Gallery 94

Royal Irish Academy 68

rugby 47

Ssafety 223Samuel Beckett Bridge

148, 214, 124Sandycove 174Science Gallery 30, 66shopping 20, 43-4, see also

Shopping subindex, individual neighbour-hoods

sights 59-61, 62-3, see also individual neighbour-hoods

Southside, the 51, 151-5, 151, 254

accommodation 152, 186drinking & nightlife

152, 155entertainment 155food 152, 153-5highlights 151sights 153transport 152walks 154

Spire 135, 137, 3sports 29, 45-7, see also

Sports & Activities subindex, individual neighbourhoods

St Audoen’s Catholic Church 119, 120

St George’s Church 137St Mary’s Church 137St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral

137St Michan’s Church 134St Patrick’s Cathedral 17,

115-17, 115St Patrick’s Festival 22St Patrick’s Tower 120St Stephen’s Green 11, 30,

64, 11Sunlight Chambers 104swimming 47

TTaste of Dublin 23taxes 223taxis 217, 219-20Teeling Distillery 118telephone services 14, 224Temple Bar 51, 98-109, 98,

236-7accommodation 183-4drinking & nightlife 99,

106-7entertainment 99, 107-8food 99, 104-6

highlights 98, 100-2shopping 108-9sights 100-2, 103-4sports & activities 109transport 99

Temple Bar Food Market 21

theatre 40The Dubliners 208The Frames 209The Pogues 208The Script 209Thin Lizzy 208time 14, 224tipping 222toilets 224tourist information 14, 224tours 13, 220traditional music 207train travel 220tram travel 218travel to Dublin 15, 216travel within Dublin 15, 218Trinity College 7, 54-8, 56,

5, 7, 54

UU2 208Ulysses 204

Vvegetarian travellers 32-3visas 14, 224

Wwalks 65, 92-3War Memorial Gardens 119weather 15, 22-5websites 14, 176Westlife 209Whitefriars Street

Carmelite Church 69women travellers 224

5 EATING101 Talbot 139777 721837 Bar & Brasserie 120

AAl Vesuvio 106 Aqua (Howth) 169Assassination Cus-

tard 69Aungier Danger 70Avoca 74

BBanyi Japanese

Dining 105Bison Bar & BBQ 104Blazing Salads 71Bottega Toffoli 71Bow Lane 72Brambles 95Brother Hubbard 138Brother Hubbard

South 70Bunsen 70, 105Butcher Grill 153

CCamden Kitchen 73Chameleon 105Chapter One 140Chez Sara (Malahide)

175Chophouse 153CHQ Farmers’

Market 148Cleaver East 105-6Cliff Townhouse 75Coburg Brasserie 95Coppinger Row 73Cornucopia 71Cotto 138Crackbird 105

DDada 73Dax 96Deselbys 74Dillinger’s 153Drury Buildings 74Dublin Cookie

Company 122Dunne & Crescenzi 74

EEatyard 69Eddie Rocket’s 148El Bahia 74Elephant & Castle 105Ely 95Ely Bar & Brasserie 149Emilia’s Ristorante

(Enniskerry) 171Enoteca Delle Langhe

140Etto 95

FFade Street Social 72Fallon & Byrne 71

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Fallon & Byrne Restaurant 74

Farmer Brown’s 153, 155Fish & Chip Shop 139Fish Shop 139Fitzwilliam Square

Market 96Fumbally 120

GGaillot et Gray 122Gerry’s 69Glendalough Hotel 163Good World 73Govinda’s 71, 139Greedy Goose

(Malahide) 175Green Hen 73Greenhouse 13, 74-5

HHang Dai 72Herbstreet 149Honest to Goodness 71House 95 House (Howth) 169Howth Market 169

IItsa@IMMA 122

JJohnnie Fox (Enniskerry)

171Juniors Deli & Cafe 148

KKennedy’s (Enniskerry)

171Kinara 155Klaw 104

LL Mulligan Grocer 139Le Bon Crubeen 139L’Ecrivain 96Legit Coffee Co 122Lemon 70-1L’Gueuleton 73Listons 71Little Bird 70Little Jerusalem 72

MM&L 138 Magpie Inn (Dalkey) 174

Marcel’s 95Meet Me in the

Morning 70Morrison Grill 140Murphy’s Ice Cream 70Musashi Hogan Place 95Musashi IFSC 148Musashi Noodles &

Sushi Bar 140

NNeon 70

OOar House (Howth) 169Octopussy’s Seafood

Tapas (Howth) 169Oxmantown 138

PPanem 138-9Paulie’s Pizza 148Pepper Pot 70Pichet 71-2Pig’s Ear 73Pitt Bros BBQ 72Poppies Country Cooking

(Enniskerry) 171Port House 72

QQuay 16 149Queen of Tarts 105

RRestaurant Patrick

Guilbaud 96Richmond 72

SSaba 74, 155Sale e Pepe (Malahide)

175Select Stores (Dalkey)

174Shanahan’s on the

Green 75Silk Road Café 71Simon’s Place 71Skinflint 105Sophie’s @ the Dean 73Soup Dragon 138Super Miss Sue 72-3

TTaverna 139Third Space 138

Thundercut Alley 139Tram Cafe 138Trocadero 74

UUnicorn 96

WWinding Stair 140,

144, 32Woollen Mills 139-40Workshop Gastropub 148Wow Burger 69

XXico 95

YYamamori 74Yamamori Sushi 140Yarn 139

ZZaytoon 105

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37 Dawson Street 78

AAbbey Tavern (Howth)

169Auld Dubliner 107Arthur’s 123

BBeggar’s Bush 155Bernard Shaw 76Brazen Head 123Bruxelles 79

CCafé en Seine 78Chelsea Drug Store 76Clement & Pekoe 76Cobblestone 140Confession Box 140-1Copper Face Jacks 78

DDavy Byrne’s 78Dawson Lounge 79Dice Bar 141Dicey’s Garden 77Doheny & Nesbitt’s 97

Drury Buildings Cocktail Bar 77

FFallon’s 122Farrier & Draper 76Finnegan’s (Dalkey) 174Fitzsimons 106

GGeorge 78Gibney’s (Malahide) 175Globe 78Grand Social 141Grogan’s Castle Lounge

75, 37

HHartigan’s 97Hogan’s 77House 97Hughes’ Bar 141

IInternational Bar 77

JJohn Kavanagh’s 141John Mulligan’s 149

KKaph 77Kehoe’s 75Krystle 77

LLillie’s Bordello 78Liquor Rooms 106Long Hall 75, 7Long Stone 149

MMarket Bar 78Mary’s Bar 76McDaid’s 75-6Mercantile 77MVP 123

NNealon’s 143Neary’s 78-9No Name Bar 76

OO’Donoghue’s 97

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Old Royal Oak 122Old Stand 79Oliver St John Gogarty

106Opium Rooms 77Oval 141-2

PP.Mac’s 76 Palace Bar 107Pantibar 141Peter’s Pub 78Porterhouse 107Pygmalion 76

QQuay 14 143

SSackville Lounge 143Sam’s Bar 77Slattery’s 149Square Ball 97Stag’s Head 75Street 66 106

TTaphouse 155Temple Bar 106The Oak 106Toner’s 96Turk’s Head 107

VVintage Cocktail Club

106

WWall and Keogh 77Walshe’s 141Wigwam 141

ZZozimus 76

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3 Arena 150Abbey Theatre 143Academy 143Ambassador Theatre 143Aviva Stadium 155

Banker’s Comedy Club 79

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre 149

Bowery 155Button Factory 108Chaplins Comedy Club

107-8Cineworld Multiplex 143Devitt’s 79Donnybrook Stadium 155Gaiety Theatre 79Gate Theatre 143Ha’Penny Bridge Inn 108Irish Film Institute 108JJ Smyth’s 79-80Laughter Lounge 143Light House Cinema 143Mother 107National Concert Hall 79New Theatre 108Odeon Cinema 149O’Donoghue’s 97Olympia Theatre 107Project Arts Centre 107Royal Dublin Society

Showground 155Samuel Beckett

Theatre 79Savoy 144Shelbourne Park

Greyhound Stadium 149

Smock Alley Theatre 107Sugar Club 97Ticketmaster 79Tivoli Theatre 123Ukiyo 79Vicar Street 123Whelan’s 79Workman’s Club 107

7 SHOPPING

AAppleby 81Arnott’s 144Article 80Avoca Handweavers 80

BBarry Doyle Design

Jewellers 80Brown Thomas 82

CCladdagh Records 108Connolly Books 109

Costume 82Cow’s Lane Designer

Mart 109

DDesign Centre 81Design Tower 150Designyard 83Dolls Store 80-1Dublin City Gallery – the

Hugh Lane Shop 144Dublin Food Co-op 123Dubray Books 82

EEason’s 144

FFleury Antiques 123Flip, Sharpsville & Helter

Skelter 109Folkster 109

GGeorge’s Street

Arcade 81Gutter Bookshop 108

HHeraldic Artists 97Hodges Figgis 83House of Names 82

IIndustry 82Irish Design Shop 80

JJervis Centre 144

KKilkenny Shop 81Knobs & Knockers 82

LLouis Copeland 81-2, 144Loulerie 80Lucy’s Lounge 108

MMagills 81Martin Fennelly

Antiques 123Maven 82MoMuse 80Moore Street Market 144

NNowhere 80

OO’Sullivan Antiques 123

PPenney’s 144Powerscourt Townhouse

Shopping Centre 81

RRhinestones 82

SScout 109Sheridan’s

Cheesemongers 80Siopaella 80Siopaella Design

Exchange 108St Stephen’s Green

Shopping Centre 82Stokes Books 82

TTamp & Stitch 109Temple Bar Book Market

108, 109

UUlysses Rare Books 80Urban Outfitters 109

WWalton’s 83Weir & Son’s 81Winding Stair 144

2 SPORTS & ACTIVITIES

AdventureRooms 144Doyle & Sons (Howth)

169-70Dublin Musical Pub

Crawl 109Fab Food Trails 83Green Mile 83Historical Walking

Tour 83Markievicz Leisure

Centre 150Melt 109Ocean Divers (Dalkey) 174Pat Liddy Walking

Tours 83

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Portmarnock Golf Club 175

See Dublin by Bike 83Viking Splash Tours 26,

83, 27Wakedock 150

4 SLEEPING

AAbbey Court Hostel 184Aberdeen Lodge 186Academy Plaza Hotel

185Anchor House 185Ariel House 186Ashfield House 183Avalon House 179

BBarnacles 183Brooks Hotel 180Buswell’s Hotel 180

CCamden Court

Hotel 180Castle Hotel 184Central Hotel 179Clarence Hotel 183Clayton Hotel Cardiff

Lane 185

Clifden Guesthouse 185Cliff Townhouse 180Conrad Dublin 13, 182

DDavenport Hotel 181Dawson 180Dean 179Dublin Citi Hotel 183Dylan 186

EEliza Lodge 184

FFitzwilliam Hotel 181

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84 Samuel Beckett Theatre............................H1 Ø Sports & Activities (p83) Ticketmaster ....................................(see 110) 1916 Rebellion Walking 85 Ukiyo.............................................................B3 Tour................................................. (see 64) 115 Dublin Literary Pub Crawl ......................... E5 þ Shopping (p80) Green Mile ..........................................(see 14) 86 Appleby ........................................................D5 116 Historical Walking Tour............................. E2 Article ...............................................(see 106) 117 Pat Liddy Walking Tours............................D3 87 Avoca Handweavers...................................E3 118 Trinity College Walking Tour..................... E2 88 Barry Doyle Design 119 Viking Splash Tours ....................................E7 Jewellers ...................................................B4

89 Brown Thomas............................................E4 ÿ Sleeping (p179) 90 Costume.......................................................C4 120 Avalon House.............................................. A7 Design Centre.................................. (see 106) 121 Brooks Hotel ............................................... B5 91 Designyard.................................................. G4 122 Buswell's Hotel ...........................................G6 Dolls Store .......................................(see 106) 123 Central Hotel............................................... B3 92 Dubray Books..............................................E5 124 Cliff Townhouse...........................................F7 93 George's Street Arcade .............................B4 125 Dawson ........................................................ E6 94 Hodges Figgis..............................................F4 126 Fitzwilliam Hotel ......................................... D7 95 House of Names......................................... G4 127 Grafton Capital Hotel................................. B6 96 Industry........................................................C4 128 Grafton House ............................................B4 97 Irish Design Shop........................................C4 129 Kelly's Hotel ................................................ B5 98 Jenny Vander ..............................................C5 130 Trinity College.............................................G2 99 Kilkenny Shop ............................................ G4 131 Trinity Lodge...............................................G5 100 Knobs & Knockers...................................... F4 132 Westbury Hotel........................................... D5 101 Louis Copeland ...........................................D3 133 Westin Dublin...............................................E1

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5 Irish-Jewish Museum .................................A7 û Drinking & Nightlife (p75) 6 Iveagh Gardens...........................................C5 32 Bernard Shaw ............................................. B7 7 Iveagh House...............................................C5 33 Copper Face Jacks..................................... B5 8 James Joyce Bust.......................................C4 34 Dicey's Garden............................................ B5 9 Newman House...........................................C5 35 Krystle.......................................................... B5 10 Newman University Church ......................C5 Opium Rooms................................... (see 29) 11 Royal College of Surgeons ........................C4 36 Wall and Keogh........................................... B7 12 St Stephen's Green ....................................C4

13 Wolfe Tone Monument ..............................D4 ý Entertainment (p79) 37 Devitt's......................................................... B5 ú Eating (p69) 38 National Concert Hall................................. C5 14 Assassination Custard...............................A4 39 Whelan's ...................................................... B5 15 Aungier Danger...........................................B4

16 Bottega Toffoli ............................................A2 Ø Sports & Activities (p80) 17 Brother Hubbard South.............................B6 40 Children's Playground ...............................D4 18 Bunsen .........................................................B4 41 See Dublin by Bike ..................................... B6 19 Camden Kitchen .........................................B6

20 Deselbys.......................................................B5 ÿ Sleeping (p179) 21 Eatyard.........................................................B7 42 Camden Court Hotel.................................. B6 22 Gerry's..........................................................B5 43 Dean ............................................................. B5 23 Hang Dai.......................................................B5 44 Harrington Hall ........................................... B5 24 Harcourt Street Food Market....................C6 45 Hilton............................................................ D7 25 Listons..........................................................B6 46 O'Callaghan Stephen's Green...................B4 26 Little Jerusalem ..........................................B5 47 Radisson Blu Royal Hotel.......................... A3 27 Meet Me in the Morning.............................B5 48 Staunton's on the Green ...........................C5

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6 Government Buildings .........B3 û Drinking & Nightlife (p96) 7 Huguenot Cemetery.............A4 27 Doheny & Nesbitt's ..............B4 8 Leinster House......................B3 28 Hartigan's ..............................A5 9 Museum of Natural History.B3 House ...........................(see 20) 10 National Library ....................B2 29 O'Donoghue's........................B4 11 National Memorial ............... C3 30 Square Ball ............................D3 12 Oscar Wilde Statue.............. C3 31 Toner's ...................................B4 13 Patrick Kavanagh Statue.... D6

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û Drinking & Nightlife (p140) 70 Jervis Centre...............................................D6 48 Cobblestone ................................................A5 71 Louis Copeland...........................................D6 49 Confession Box........................................... F5 72 Moore Street Market ................................. E5 50 Dice Bar........................................................C3 73 Penney's ......................................................D6 51 Grand Social ................................................ E7 74 Winding Stair................................................E7 52 Hughes' Bar.................................................C7

53 Nealon's .......................................................D7 Ø Sports & Activities (p144) 54 Oval...............................................................F6 75 AdventureRooms ....................................... C5 55 Pantibar........................................................D7 76 Arbour Hill Guided Quay 14...............................................(see 90) Tours ......................................................... A2 56 Sackville Lounge.........................................F6 77 City Sightseeing...........................................F5 57 Walshe's.......................................................B2 78 Dublin Bus Tours.........................................F5 58 Wigwam........................................................E6

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