Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Dublin, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Central Dublin (North)
Often portrayed as the ugly sister to its counterpart south central Dublin, north central Dublin has had a reputation of decline and neglect for many years. However, O’Connell Street,... read more
Central Dublin (South)
South Central Dublin is a very popular part of Dublin and is full of shops, restaurants and bars. The main artery is Grafton Street, which runs up to St Stephen’s Green, from which most... read more
North Coast
Howth, the northern-most tip of Dublin Bay, is the north side’s equivalent of affluent Killiney, minus the international celebrities. What it lacks in celebrity kudos it makes up for in... read more
North of the Liffey
Home to many students, spiritual home of GAA fans and near enough to the Four Courts to keep you on your toes, this section of Dublin holds a wide variety of attractions for the resident.... read more
South Coast
Often said to rival the Bay of Naples, Killiney bay is certainly breathtaking and this perhaps would explain its popularity with the showbiz elite of Ireland. Home to Bono and The Edge... read more
South of the Liffey
South of the Liffey, past the city centre zone, is a place of affluent neighbourhoods dotted with cathedrals and embassies, and one of the biggest universities in Ireland. It is where the... read more
