The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is a visitor attraction which is based at the old Guinness brewery. Across six floors, it tells the story of Ireland’s most famous drink and how it came to be a favourite all over the … Continue readingGuinness Storehouse

The spire in Dublin is a 400 feet tall stainless steel needle pointing skywards from O’Connell Street, near to the General Post Office. Although there was controversy over its cost, delays in construction and merits when it was installed, we … Continue readingThe Spire, Dublin

Temple Bar is the most famous area of Dublin and you’ll find cobbled streets here with traditional pubs serving ever flowing Guinness. The name comes from Sir William Temple who bought the land between Dame Street and the River Liffey back … Continue readingTemple Bar, Dublin

Dublin Castle is one of the legacies of British rule in Ireland and it consists of a collection of buildings from various different points in time. The highlight of a visit to this tourist attraction is the luxurious State Apartments which were home to … Continue readingDublin Castle

This former prison is a legacy of British rule in Ireland with a gruesome past, but it’s also a prison interior you are likely to recognise because it’s been used in many movies and TV Shows. The most notable movies to be filmed … Continue readingKilmainham Gaol

If you’re a fan of Irish Whiskey, you’ll enjoy this exhibition loacted in a restored building that was part of the original Jameson distillery. Whiskey was produced here from 1780 to 1971 and the exhibition takes you through the history … Continue readingOld Jameson Distillery