Dublin’s Kilmainham Gaol is a historic prison that has been standing since 1796. It is located in the heart of Dublin, and played a significant role in the 1916 rising. Many Irish patriots were imprisoned and executed at Kilmainham Gaol, including James Connolly and Padraig Pearse. The gaol was also used by the British government […]

This is a video of old Dublin Ireland with cobblestone streets.

Well, that was a bizarre few minutes at midday on Thursday.
Oh, you missed it?
We’d say that we’re surprised you didn’t come across it but then again, it did last about 15 minutes.
Just before 12pm on Thursday, Dublin Airport said that they would cease all flight operations because of this drone sighting over the airfield.
As news began to spread rapidly around the world – which is understandable considering the hassle that the one above Gatwick caused a few weeks ago – it was over just as fast as it had started.
Dublin Airport confirmed at around 12:10pm that flights were resuming as normal and that the precaution was taken because “safety and security of customers is our key priority at all times.”
Some were curious as to what was going on, others were panicking and wondering what would happen to their friends/family/their own flight that was scheduled to depart or land at the airport.
And then, of course, there were a few jokers who posted tweets up of pictures above Dublin Airport saying how they had snapped them with their drone and how the airport was so quiet.

City Walks: Dublin, Ireland from the old town center ON a fine September morning we take a walk across the River Liffey and over to this old town center’s Temple Bar district and up to Christ Church Cathedral. Subsequently over to Dublin Castle, on to St. Stephen’s Green, through Trinity College, and rear to O’Connel […]

The top crowd recommended things to see, in Dublin, are: 1. The guided tour of the historic Glasnevin Cemetery. 2. Take part in Experience Gaelic Games at the Na Fianna GAA Club. 3. Learn more about Ireland’s criminal history at Kilmainham Gaol. 4. Visit the city’s most iconic sporting arena at Croke Park Stadium. 5. […]

As you roam around the leafier districts of main Dublin, you are most likely to come across some grandly outstanding older buildings that appear to stand apart out of time. The city of Dublin is the home of a few of the finest examples of enduring Georgian architecture. A number of today’s Government buildings are […]

A fun city tour of Dublin Ireland. highlingting  the major tourist sites in Dublin including Trinity College for the Book of Kells Pubs in Temple Bar, Guiness Storehouse Eating Fish and Chips at Leo Burdocks Kilmanham Jail, and O’Connell St. When visiting Dublin the best place to stop is in front of the main tourist […]

So you’re going to Dublin, are you? Well that’s just grand. You’re in luck. You found the right page to show you where to go and what to do. 1: The Guinness Storehouse. Now, we know it’s not the most original thing to do but it’s definitely worth a visit. The building is incredible. It’s […]

Punjabi by Nature – Ireland’s Pride of Dublin – An Irish Indian Restaurant situated at Ranelagh, Dublin – Ireland Punjabi by Nature Indian Restaurants & Takeaway – Authenticated Indian dine in and Takeout rejuvenating the authentic taste of Indian cuisines for several years situated at Ranelagh, Dublin The Punjabi by Nature has been serving Authentic […]

If there is something the Irish are popular for aside from their luck, it’s their Guinness. Here are 5 of the very best locations in the Irish capital to moving towards a hearty glass of stout. The Guinness Storehouse The Guinness Storehouse initially started in 1904 as the house of the Guinness fermentation procedure. This […]