Here are 5 hidden gems in the heart of Dublin as revealed by Daniel who works at Isaacs Hostel and is a lover of authentic Dublin and Dublin History Pav Bar Trinity College The Pav is tucked away right at the back of Trinity college looking out onto the cricket grounds, eww cricket… The Pav…

Dublin City of Living History My favourite thing about Dublin is that it’s a city of living history. Now to some of you this may sound like some clever oxymoron but the same city that was seen through the eyes of some of the countries greatest thinkers, revolutionaries and writers is much the same as…

Ireland: large where it counts In terms of it’s size Ireland appears merely just a drop in the ocean compared to other nations. Ireland, however reaches far beyond the limits of it’s landmass to provide an experience filled with variety and wonder. For example, Ireland has an area of just 84,421KM but still easily boasts…

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Who Needs Temple Bar? Dublin is home to hundreds of pubs, each with something different to offer. When people come here, they usually have an idea in their mind of exactly what they want – traditional Irish music, good Guinness and chatting to the locals. Generally, they all have heard about the same place and…