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  Dublin Airport, Collinstown, Dublin, Ireland

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  Connolly Station, 1 Amiens St, North Dock, Dublin, Ireland

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  The increasingly cosmopolitan streets of Dublin have had a tumultuous time recently. As both the greatest benefactor of EU membership and – aside from Iceland’s bankruptcy – and one of the worst suffering nations in the recent recession (as the locals tell it – What’s the difference between Ireland and Iceland? Six months…), Dublin nevertheless remains stoutly characterful, and rightly draws countless tourists.
  
  The Temple Bar district is at the heart of it. The Irish are a vivaciously sociable bunch, and the cobbled streets of Temple Bar host parties night after night, locals energised on Dublin Bay seafood and slurping pint after pint of the ‘The Black Stuff’ (Guinness) whilst listening to the twanging sounds of traditional Irish music, and joining together in the search for a late night ‘lock in’ to keep the revelry moving until dawn.
  
  In fact, head to Smithfield and you can get an early start, with the Jameson Distillery offering whiskey samples and a factory tour (be ready to volunteer fast and you can grab free extras), and St. James’ Gate – the home of Guinness for the coming 9,000 years – just across the river and filling the air with the heady smell of hops for miles around.
  
  Dublin city center has a number of architectural gems, with cathedrals, castles, universities, churches and some fascinating examples of modern style also. They’re all highly picturesque, great examples of the towering architecture that still props up the city center; head for Halfpenny Bridge to hunt down the historical heartland, or sample some of the excellent museums (the National Gallery is particularly noteworthy) for a taste of a fascinating past.
  
  Just outside Dublin you’ll find country pubs and cliff top walks, as well as a spot the locals use as a icy hangover cure, the rocky ‘swimming pool’ that is the 40 foot. Nearby you can explore Ireland’s literary heritage with a trip to James Joyce's former home (a turret overlooking the sea), or grab some fish and chips in a newspaper and sit on the grass with the locals. Dublin is steeped in revolutionary history, but remains an essential – if somewhat expensive – party town. Make the most of both.

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• The Corn Exchange Burgh Quay

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  The Corn Exchange Burgh Quay 8-13 N11, Dublin, Co. Dublin City, DUBLIN 2, Ireland

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  Leixlip Dental Centre 4 Main St, St. Catherine's Park, Leixlip, Co. Kildare, W23 P2P4, Ireland

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Here are some reviews of Seamount House B&B - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• Julia/Markus Bast/Netter
  Lovely Host with great tips for a city trip. Very good and homemade Irish breakfast. Large Bathroom. We had a nice and comfortable stay.
• Sean Carey
  Lovely host, accommodation is just what you need, affordable and comfortable. Breakfast was very flexible to our needs
• Ryan keena
  Stayed here in mid April and loved it. The place is very clean and the owner's very friendly.
• Lee Hopkins
  Comfy B&B at the end of a residential street, close to Swords and Malahide and ideal for the airport. Good options for breakfast, including a takeaway box for early departures.
• nancy aranda martinez
  We arrived here before we left Ireland. Elaine was a very nice friendly person & so hospitable. Very nice to talk to & so helpful in letting us know what's around there to eat. The place inside was really pretty, cozy, clean, & well decorated. The beds were so comfy & so were the blankets. Only thing was in the bathroom, the water from the shower head was running on low pressure but it still did the job. But I think most of the places we stayed at had a similar situation. She also offered breakfast. It was really good. There was parking & we had wifi. It's like 15-20min walk to city centre. It's faster by car like 5mins. But then again there isn't a lot of parking anywhere in ireland.

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