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      Dublin flights and travel guide

      Overview of Dublin

      Ireland's capital city is vibrant, cosmopolitan and buzzy. What gives Dublin added oomph is the spirit of its people. It may be a modern city of glass and steel, a favourite with business people, conference goers and tourists, but Dubliners remain friendly and plain-s...

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      More useful information about Dublin

      • Celebrate traditional Irish folk music and dance with some foot-stomping at one of the city's venues
      • Cheap flights to Dublin from several UK bases are offered by Ryanair and flag carrier Aer Lingus.
      • Fans of Guinness can learn about the drink's 250-year history at the Guinness Storehouse in 'old' Dublin
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      • For a whistle-stop tour of its most famous drinking holes you can also go on the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl
      • For all Dublin airport information see our airport guide page
      • If you're visiting for St Patrick's Day (17 March) be sure to make reservations well in advance
      • Literature fans can immerse themselves in the fictional world of Leopold Bloom at the James Joyce Museum
      • Popular routes include flying from Brimingham to Dublin and Liverpool to Dublin.
      • Shopaholics can pound the plastic at Dublin's many fashionable stores on Grafton Street and Henry Street
      • The Abbey Theatre is Ireland's national theatre, staging plays by the likes of Yeats, Synge and Beckett