Dublin Guide

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RUSH & LUSK
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MALAHIDE
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ST. MARGARETS
PORTMARNOCK
BALGRIFFEN
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TO MAYNOOTH
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CLONSILLA
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FINGLAS
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30 TOP VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
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RAHENY
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ISLANDBRIDGE
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NEWCASTLE
PHIBSBORO
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PHOENIX PARK
BALLYFERMOT
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WHITEHALL
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SANTRY
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WELCOME TO THE DUBLIN PASS

Contents
Pg. No.
Welcome to Dublin
Getting Started
How to use your Dublin Pass
Contents
Pg. No.
National Museum of Ireland

Decorative Arts and History
43

Natural History
44
Childrens Dublin
National Wax Museum PLUS
45
Using your Dublin Pass
Number Twenty Nine
46
Transport & Attractions
13
Old Jameson Distillery
47
Aircoach17
Rainforest Adventure Golf
48
Airfield18
Saint Patricks Cathedral
49
An Post Museum
19
Skerries Mills
50
AquaZone @ The National Aquatic Centre
20
Aviva Stadium
21
Special Offers:
Entertainment, Food & Drink
52
Casino at Marino
22
Abbey Theatre
55
Castletown House & Parklands
23
Captain Americas
57
Chester Beatty Library
24
The Church Bar & Restaurant
58
Christ Church Cathedral
25
An Evening of Food, Folklore & Fairies
59
Gallaghers Boxty House
60
Croke Park Stadium Tour &

GAA Museum
26
Hard Rock Caf
61
Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre
27
Koh Restaurant
62
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane
28
National Concert Hall
63
Dublin City Hall
29
Saba Restaurant
64
Dublinia30
TGI Fridays
65
Dublin Writers Museum
31
Wagamama66
Dublin Zoo
32
Special Offers: Retail & Leisure
67
Glasnevin Cemetery Museum &

Guided Tours
33
Celtic Whiskey Shop
68
Guinness Storehouse
34
Day Tour of Wicklow with Activity Options
69
Irish Museum of Modern Art
35
Dublin Discovered Boat Tours
70
James Joyce Centre
36
Dublin Literary Pub Crawl
71
Jeanie Johnston Tallship

and Famine Museum
Irish Food Trail
72
37
Kildare Village Chic Outlet Shopping
73
Kilmainham Gaol (Jail)
38
Kilkenny Shop
74
Little Museum of Dublin
39
Tapas Trail
75
Malahide Castle and Gardens
40
Useful Information
76
National Gallery of Ireland
41
Access & Transport
78
National Museum of Ireland Archaeology
42
Dublin County and City Maps
84
WELCOME TO
OUR CAPITAL!
WE ARE DELIGHTED THAT YOU HAVE CHOSEN DUBLIN
AND THE DUBLIN PASS
We hope you will enjoy your visit and savour the hospitality and charm of the city
it will take you to its heart and ensure that your time spent here is unforgettable.
Our city is one of Europes most cosmopolitan capitals yet still retains the Georgian
charm and atmosphere that characterises Dublin a city of living and historical culture.
We welcome a wide variety of visitors each year and offer a range of diverse products
to suit all tastes excellent accommodation, conference venues, dining experiences
and for your free time, shopping and real Dublin culture.
If I can get to the

heart of Dublin,
I can get to the
heart of all the
cities in the world
James Joyce
Make a visit to one of our Dublin Discover Ireland Centres to get expert advice on your
visit or see www.visitdublin.com in advance of your arrival to plan your trip!
Dublin is vibrant and exciting with something different around every corner!
GETTING
STARTED
This guidebook is intended to help you
get the most out of your visit to Dublin.
All participating visitor attractions are
alphabetically listed and include a
full page feature per attraction which
presents clear, concise information on the
individual attraction.
PLEASE NOTE
Your Dublin Pass is valid for
12 months from date of purchase.
Once the card is activated it is valid
for the day or number of consecutive
days indicated on the card itself.
One day equals one calendar day,
not 24 hour periods.
The Pass entitles the bearer to
one admission per facility per day,
i.e. no repeat entry on the same day.
Fast-track entry where entry to an
attraction is by guided tour only, the
Dublin Pass holder must wait until the
next available tour. These attractions
are highlighted throughout the book.
Many attractions operate specific

schedules or may close over Christmas
and New Year. For opening times at
Christmas, Easter or St. Patricks Day,
please check with individual facilities
or consult www.dublinpass.com for
information.
HOW TO USE YOUR

DUBLIN PASS
The Dublin Pass is non-transferable
and non-refundable. There shall
be no refunds or replacements for
unused, lost or stolen cards.
All reasonable efforts have been used to
ensure that the information included in
this publication is accurate at the time of
going to print, The Leisure Pass Ireland
Ltd shall not be liable for any damage,
expense, inconvenience or loss incurred
by dependence upon this information.
The user utilises the information at their
own risk. All users are encouraged to
check all relevant details with the facility
prior to visiting.
All participants contained in this
publication are contractually bound
to offer free entry and/or special offers
where appropriate. The Leisure Pass
Ireland Ltd shall not be responsible for
any shortcomings in service, quality
of merchandise or health and safety
experienced with a participant. All
users of the Dublin Pass enter a facility
voluntarily and at their own risk.
Check www.dublinpass.com for the most
up to date information.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN TO USE YOUR DUBLIN

PASS, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
IMPORTANT POINTS
The Dublin Pass is activated from the
first time of use. (e.g. at an attraction,
on the Aircoach).
Once activated, the Pass is valid for
the day or successive number of days
indicated on the Pass itself.
One day constitutes one calendar day,
not 24 hour periods. Each day expires
at midnight.
The Dublin Pass provides you with
entries to Attractions for 1 day, or for
consecutive days as purchased, up to
the following full public entry values:
Adult 1 Day Pass 70, Child 1 Day
Pass 40, 2 Day Adult Pass 120,
2 Day Child Pass 60, 3 Day Adult
Pass 180, 3 Day Child Pass 80,
6 Day Adult Pass 220, 6 Day Child
Pass 100.
GETTING STARTED
When you have read and understood the
points above:
Ensure the details on the card are
correct.
Sign and date the back of the Dublin
Pass card in the space provided at
the back.
AT THE ATTRACTION
Once you arrive at the admission point,
the benefits of the Dublin Pass are
apparent. Each participating facility has
installed a Dublin Pass Reader in their
property to ensure convenience and ease
of access for all Dublin Pass holders.
1. Go to the admission point that is
clearly signed and present your
Dublin Pass.
2. The attendant will record your entry
and you will be shown straight
through.
3. This process eliminates cash
transactions and allows Pass
holders to beat the queues and gain
fast-track entry to the majority of
attractions.
4. Where an attraction has free entry
as standard, Dublin Pass holders
receive an added value offer which
is exclusively available to them.
5. Fast-track entry Where entry to
an attraction is by guided tour only,
the Dublin Pass holder must wait
until the next available tour. These
attractions are highlighted throughout
the book.
Your Dublin Pass is now ready for use.

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CHILDRENS
DUBLIN
Dublin is the ideal place to enjoy family fun and entertainment throughout the year.
From jumping in the deep end at AquaZone to visiting a world of animals at Dublin Zoo.
As a quick reference guide we have selected a number of entertainment and leisure
activities and attractions to keep all children happy and it will help you plan your day.
A Child Dublin Pass is suitable for children between 5-15 years
(those aged 16 and over qualify for an Adult Pass).
All holders of a Child Pass must be accompanied by an adult bearing an Adult Pass.
Childrens Dublin attractions are indicated below in this quick reference guide.
Airfield
18
AquaZone @ The National

Aquatic Centre
20
Croke Park Stadium Tour

and GAA Museum
26
Dublinia
30
Dublin Zoo
32
Jeanie Johnston Tallship

and Famine Museum
37
Malahide Castle & Gardens
40

Archaeology
42

Decorative Arts & History
43

Natural History
44
45
48
Skerries Mills
50
Captain Americas
57
60
Hard Rock Caf
61
63
TGI Fridays
65
Wagamama
66
70
FRANAIS
DUBLIN VOUS SOUHAITE LA BIENVENUE !
DEUTSCH
COMMENT UTILISER VOTRE DUBLIN PASS
Cher visiteur,
Dublin se fait toujours une joie daccueillir ses
visiteurs.
Nous sommes ravis que vous ayez choisi Dublin
pour destination et la carte Dublin Pass pour
partir la dcouverte de notre ville.
Grce au Dublin Pass , vous raliserez
vite que Dublin a tout pour plaire: son subtil
mtissage darchitecture mdivale, classique
et moderne; la richesse de son patrimoine
historique et culturel, sa tradition littraire
lgendaire, une palette merveilleusement varie
de magasins, la classe mondiale de ses tables,
laccueil et lhospitalit de ses habitants, sans
oublier ses 800 pubs !
Explorer Dublin est un vritable plaisir, en effet,
on peut facilement sy orienter pied et si, par
msaventure, vous vous perdez, nayez crainte,
ce que les visiteurs aiment le plus Dublin, ce
sont lesprit et le charme des Dublinois euxmmes, qui ne manqueront pas de saisir cette
occasion pour converser.
Ne manquez surtout pas de faire halte au
Dublin Discover Ireland Centre Suffolk Street,
quelques pas de Grafton Street, pour obtenir
des renseignements en personne ou de vous
rendre sur le site www.visitdublin.com pour vous
renseigner sur les surprises que vous rserve
notre cher Dublin.
Une fois de plus, nous vous remercions de votre
visite et davoir choisi le Dublin Pass . Que vous
sjourniez dans notre ville juste pour le week-end
ou pour une semaine vous ne manquerez pas
de passer des moments inoubliables.
WILLKOMMEN IN DUBLIN!
WIE MAN DEN DUBLIN-PASS VERWENDET
Filte go Baile tha Cliath

Pour commencer
Vous tes dsormais titulaire dune carte Dublin Pass .
Veuillez suivre les conseils suivants pour activer votre carte.
Veillez tout dabord vrifier lexactitude des renseignements reports sur votre carte. La carte sera active lors
de sa premire utilisation et sera valide pour la journe ou
pour le nombre de jours indiques sur la carte. Le Dublin
Pass est valide du jour de la date dachatt de 0h00 minuit
de ce mme jour. Aprs vous tre assur de lexactitude de
ces renseignements et pour valider votre Pass , prire
dapposer votre signature et la date au dos de la carte dans
lespace prvu cet effet.
lentre de lattraction choisie
Une fois que vous serez lentre de lattraction de votre
choix, les privilges que vous octroie votre Dublin Pass
seront manifestes. Vous vous rendrez tout dabord au
guichet des entres prpayes, qui est clairement signal,
et vous y prsenterez votre carte. Un lecteur automatique
de carte Dublin Pass a t install sur place dans
chacune des attractions participantes toutes fins
pratiques et pour faciliter laccs aux titulaires de la carte.
Le responsable consignera votre entre et vous laissera
entrer immdiatement. Cette procdure limine
les oprations de caisse, vite au titulaire du Dublin
Pass de devoir faire la queue et lui permet daccder
rapidement lattraction. Veuillez noter que la carte
donne droit une entre par attraction et par jour.
Prire galement de vrifier tous les dtails concernant
lattraction que vous souhaitez visiter dans ce guide.
Le Dublin Pass vous propose les entres suivantes aux
Attractions, un passe d1 journe ou un forfait pour
plusieurs jours conscutifs parmi lesquels vous pourriez
choisir : 1 passe d1 journe pour adulte : 70 , pour
enfant : 40 , 1 forfait de deux jours pour adulte : 120 ,
pour enfant : 60 , 1 forfait de 3 jours pour adulte : 180 ,
pour enfant : 80 , 1 forfait de 6 jours pour adulte : 220 ,
pour enfant : 100 .
Lieber Gast,
Schn, dass Sie Dublin als Urlaubsziel gewhlt
und sich fr den Dublin-Pass entschieden
haben! Wir freuen uns immer sehr, Gste
bei uns begren zu drfen.
Mit dem Dublin-Pass werden Sie bald
entdecken, was Dublin zu bieten hat: eine
charmante Mischung aus mittelalterlicher,
georgianischer und moderner Architektur,
Reichtum an Geschichte und Kultur, eine
legendre Literaturtradition, hervorragende
Einkaufsmglichkeiten und Restaurants,
aufgeschlossene, gastfreundliche Menschen
und nicht zuletzt 800 Pubs!
Dublin zu erkunden macht viel Spa, denn die
Stadt ist gut zu Fu zu bewltigen. Und wenn
Sie sich einmal verlaufen sollten, machen Sie
sich keine Gedanken: Dublin ist nicht umsonst
berhmt fr seine freundlichen, entspannten
Einwohner, die gerne mit Ihnen plaudern
werden, sobald sich die Gelegenheit bietet.
Um sich persnlich beraten zu lassen, sollten
Sie unbedingt in der Touristeninformation in der
Suffolk Street, gleich neben der Grafton Street,
vorbeischauen. Oder Sie informieren sich auf
der Webseite www.visitdublin.com darber, was
Dublin alles zu bieten hat.
Ich mchte Ihnen noch einmal danken, dass Sie
sich fr Dublin und den Dublin-Pass entschieden
haben, und bin sicher, dass Sie hier wunderbare
Tage erleben werden, ganz gleich, ob Sie nur fr
ein Wochenende.
Zu Beginn
Bitte berprfen Sie zunchst, ob alle Angaben auf Ihrem
Dublin-Pass korrekt sind. Der Dublin-Pass ist von der
ersten Benutzung an fr den Zeitraum gltig, der auf der
Karte vermerkt ist. Der Dublin Pass ist gltig der ganze Tag
des Einkaufs von 0h00 bis Mittacht (dieses selben Tages).
Wenn sind sicher sind, dass alle Angaben korrekt sind,
unterschreiben Sie bitte (mit Datum) auf der Rckseite des
Dublin-Pass in dem entsprechenden Feld.
An der Kasse
Hier knnen Sie nun die Vorzge des Dublin-Pass fr sich
nutzen. Gehen Sie einfach zum deutlich ausgeschilderten
prepaid admissions point, dem Eingang oder der Kasse
fr Kunden, die bereits bezahlt haben, und zeigen Sie
Ihren Dublin-Pass vor. Alle von uns aufgefhrten
Einrichtungen haben ein Lesegert fr den Dublin Pass,
so dass Sie schnell und bequem Zutritt zu den
Sehenswrdigkeiten erhalten. Die Mitarbeiter werden Sie
einfach registrieren und ohne weiteres durchwinken, so
dass Sie weder Bargeld bentigen, noch in der Schlange
stehen mssen. Mit dem Dublin-Pass knnen Sie so viele
Sehenswrdigkeiten am Tag besuchen wie Sie mchten,
allerdings die einzelnen Einrichtungen nicht fter als einmal
am Tag. Weitere Informationen zu den Sehenswrdigkeiten
finden Sie in dieser Broschre.
The Dublin Pass bietet Ihnen Zugang zu Sehenswrdigkeiten fr 1 Tag oder je nach Kauf fr aufeinander
folgende Tage, bis zum Wert der folgenden ffentlichen
Eintrittspreise: Erwachsenen-Pass 1 Tag 70 , Kinder-Pass
1 Tag 40 , Erwachsenen-Pass 2 Tage 120 , Kinder-Pass
2 Tage 60 , Erwachsenen-Pass 3 Tage 180 , Kinder-Pass
3 Tage 80 , Erwachsenen-Pass 6 Tage 220 , Kinder-Pass
6 Tage 100 .
ESPAOL
BIENVENIDO A DUBLN
ITALIANO
Cmo utilizar su tarjeta turstica

Estimado(a) visitante,
Siempre es un placer dar la bienvenida a las
personas que visitan Dubln.
Estamos encantados de que haya elegido Dubln
y la Tarjeta Turstica.
La Tarjeta Turstica le permitir descubrir que
Dubln tiene de todo: una fascinante mezcla de
arquitectura medieval, georgiana y moderna; un
gran legado histrico y cultural; una tradicin
literaria legendaria; tiendas fantsticas y
restaurantes de talla mundial; gente simptica
y acogedora por no mencionar sus ms de
800 bares!
Explorar Dubln es un placer. Adems, es una
ciudad en la que resulta muy fcil desplazarse
a pie y, si se pierde, no se preocupe: de lo que
ms disfrutan los visitantes es del carcter
relajado e ingenioso de los mismos dublineses. Y
lo ms probable es que toda la gente con la que
se encuentre quiera charlar un rato!
No deje de visitar el Dublin Discover Ireland
Centre, en Suffolk Street (calle perpendicular
a Grafton Street) si desea asesoramiento
personalizado, o visite www.visitdublin.com si
necesita ms informacin sobre lo que se puede
hacer en Dubln.
Una vez ms, gracias por su visita y por escoger
el Abono Turstico. Estamos seguros de que,
tanto si est aqu para un fin de semana como
para una semana enteraVa a pasarlo
de maravilla!
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BENVENUTO A DUBLINO
COME USARE IL DUBLIN PASS

Introduccin
Ahora que ya tiene su Tarjeta Turstica, siga estos consejos
prcticos antes de activarla. En primer lugar, asegrese de
que los datos que aparecen en la tarjeta son correctos.
Tras comprobarlo, firme y escriba la fecha en el espacio
reservado a tal efecto en el reverso de la tarjeta, as le dar
validez. Se activa al usarse por primera vez y es vlida
para el da o el nmero consecutivo de das indicados en
la misma.
En la atraccin turstica
Al llegar a la atraccin turstica podr comprobar fcilmente
las ventajas la Tarjeta Turstica. Vaya a la seccin de la
taquilla reservada a entradas pagadas con antelacin, que
est claramente sealada, y presente su Tarjeta. Todas las
atracciones participantes tienen instalado un lector
automtico de Abonos Tursticos para facilitar el acceso a
los abonados. El empleado correspondiente anotar su
entrada y podr pasar directamente a visitar la atraccin.
Este proceso elimina las transacciones monetarias y
permite al abonado acceder a la atraccin de forma rpida
sin tener que esperar en la fila. Recuerde que la tarjeta
da derecho a una entrada diaria por atraccin. Asegrese
tambin de comprobar toda la informacin importante.
El Dublin Pass le proporciona entradas a las atracciones
durante un da, o bien durante das consecutivos segn
lo comprado, hasta los valores totales de entrada pblica
siguientes: Pase de un da para adultos 70 , Pase de 1 da
para nios 40 , Pase de 2 das para adultos 120 , Pase
de 2 das para nios 60 , Pase de 3 das para adultos 180
, Pase de 3 das para nios 80 , Pase de 6 das para
adultos 220 , Pase de 6 das para nios 100 .
Caro Visitatore,
E sempre un piacere dare il benvenuto a chi
visita Dublino.
Siamo molto contenti che lei abbia scelto Dublino
e il Dublin Pass.
Con il Dublin Pass le sar facile scoprire che
a Dublino c proprio tutto: un incantevole
insieme di architettura medioevale, georgiana e
moderna; un ricco patrimonio storico e culturale;
una leggendaria tradizione letteraria; bellissimi
negozi e ristoranti di livello internazionale, gente
cordiale e disponibile, per non parlare degli
innumerevoli pub!
E un piacere esplorare Dublino, facilissima da
girare a piedi, e se ci si perde niente paura, ci
che i visitatori apprezzano di pi a Dublino sono
proprio gli abitanti cos spiritosi e alla mano e
sempre disponibili a far due chiacchiere!
Vale la pena fare un salto al Dublin Discover
Ireland Centre, in Suffolk Street, a due passi da
Grafton Street, per un consiglio personalizzato
oppure visitare il sito Internet www.visitdublin.
com per saperne di pi su cosa fare a Dublino.
Grazie ancora per la visita e per aver scelto il
Dublin Pass, che decida di fermarsi per un
weekend o una settimana sono certo.
Attivazione
Ora che ha il suo Dublin Pass, segua questi utili suggerimenti
prima di attivare la tessera. Prima di tutto si assicuri che i
dettagli riportati sulla tessera siamo corretti. Il Pass viene
attivato con il primo utilizzo e mantiene la sua validit per
tutta la giornata o il numero di giorni indicati sul Pass. Una
volta accertato che tutti i dati sono esatti e per convalidare
il Pass, apponga firma e data sul retro della tessera
nellapposito spazio indicato.
Presso le attrazioni
Una volta scelta lattrazione turistica da visitare appaiono
evidenti i vantaggi del Dublin Pass. Si presenti allingresso
per i possessori di biglietti prepagati, che ben segnalato,
e mostri il suo Pass. Presso ogni attrazione convenzionata
installato un Lettore automatico di Dublin Pass per
assicurare un accesso pratico e semplificato ai detentori
del Pass. Laddetto registrer il suo ingresso e lei verr
ammesso direttamente al luogo in questione. Con questa
procedura vengono eliminate le operazioni in contanti e
si permette al titolare del Pass di saltare eventuali code
accedendo allattrazione da un ingresso privilegiato. Tenga
presente che il pass consente di accedere alle singole
strutture una sola volta al giorno. Le consigliamo altres
di verificare con attenzione in questa guida tutti i dettagli
relativi allattrazione.
Il Dublin Pass ti permette di accedere a diverse attrazioni
per 1 o pi giorni consecutivi, in base al pacchetto acquistato, per un valore massimo possibile (rispetto al costo di
un normale biglietto dingresso al pubblico) di:
Pass per 1 giorno per adulti: 70 , Pass per 1 giorno per
bambini: 40 , Pass per 2 giorni per adulti: 120 , Pass per
2 giorni per bambini: 60 , Pass per 3 giorni per adulti: 180
, Pass per 3 giorni per bambini: 80 , Pass per 6 giorni
per adulti: 220 , Pass per 6 giorni per bambini: 100 .
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ATTRACTIONS
ATTRACTIONS
Cest peut-tre en raison de sa taille chelle humaine, ou de son atmosphre ou tout
simplement du fait quon na davantage doccasions de sy amuser au mtre carr que
dans toute autre capitale du monde, que Dublin a tout pour plaire chacun. Dans ce
guide sont rpertories toutes les grandes attractions qui feront de la visite de cette ville
historique une exprience unique.
SEHENSWRDIGKEITEN
Dublin bietet etwas fr jeden Geschmack. Vielleicht liegt das an seiner Gre,
an seiner Atmosphre, oder daran, dass Sie hier mehr Unterhaltungsmglichkeiten
auf einem Quadratkilometer finden, als in irgendeiner anderen Hauptstadt. In dieser
Broschre finden Sie die wichtigsten Sehenswrdigkeiten, die diese historische Stadt
so einzigartig machen.
ATRACCIONES
Dubln tiene algo que ofrecer a todos sus visitantes. Quizs sea su tamao o su
atmsfera, o el hecho de que acumula ms diversin por kilmetro cuadrado que
ninguna otra ciudad del mundo. En esta gua encontrar las principales atracciones
que contribuyen a hacer de esta ciudad histrica algo nico.
Dublin has something

to offer all visitors.
Maybe its the size or
the atmosphere or the
fact that it packs more
fun into each square
mile than any other
capital in the world!
In this guidebook you
will find all the main
attractions that help
to make this historic
city unique.
ATTRAZIONI
Dublino ha qualcosa da offrire a tutti i visitatori. Sar forse per le sue dimensioni
o latmosfera o per il fatto che ha una concentrazione di divertimenti maggiore di
qualsiasi altra capitale al mondo. In questa guida trover tutte le principali attrazioni
che contribuiscono a rendere unica questa citt storica.
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Guide: mode demploi

Lobjectif de ce guide est de vous aider profiter au maximum de votre sjour
Dublin. Toutes les attractions touristiques participantes sont rpertories par ordre
alphabtique et font lobjet dun article dune page qui donne des renseignements
clairs et concis sur chaque attraction. Au sein des premires pages, un code couleur
a t utilise afin de distinguer les diffrentes langues et la couleur correspondante a
chacune dentre elles apparat en bordure de chaque page. Pour chacune des
attractions, une bande place au dessue de chaque page indique le nom de
lattration et une bande place en bordure de chaque page son emplacement.
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Die Benutzung dieser Broschre

Diese Broschre soll Ihnen dabei helfen, Ihren Aufenthalt in Dublin so erlebnisreich
wie mglich zu gestalten. Die aufgefhrten Sehenswrdigkeiten sind alphabetisch
geordnet und auf jeweils einer Seite genau beschrieben. An die Einfuhrungsseiten
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angemessene Farbe befinden sich am Rand der Seiten. Am oberen Ende jeder Seite
wird gezeigt der Name der Einrichtungs und am Rand der Seiten vertretet die Lage.
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JAMES JOYCE
CENTRE
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
35 North Great Georges Street,
Dublin 1
+353 1 878 8547
Contact Details
info@jamesjoyce.ie
www.jamesjoyce.ie
@JamesJoyceCentr
www.facebook.com/
JamesJoyceCentre
Cmo usar esta gua

Esta gua est pensada para ayudarle a sacar el mximo partido posible de su visita
a Dubln. Todas las atracciones tursticas participantes estn listadas alfabticamente
y cada una de ellas tiene dedicada una pgina que contiene informacin clara y
concisa sobre la atraccin. En las pginas de introduccin las secciones de colores
se han aadido para distinguir entre idiomas y el color apropiado lo encontrara al
borde de pgina. Para cada atraccin turstica la banda de la parte de arriba de
cada pgina seala su nombre y la banda a lo largo de la parte exterior de la pgina
indicara el lugar.
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Come utilizzare questa Guida

Questa guida ha lo scopo di aiutarla a rendere speciale la sua visita a Dublino. Tutte
le attrazioni turistiche convenzionate sono elencate in ordine alfabetico e ad ognuna
di esse dedicata unintera pagina in cui vengono fornite informazioni chiare e
concise sulla singola attrazione. Nelle pagine di introduzione, sezioni codificate
per colore sono state aggiunte per distinguere le lingue e il colore appropriato
contrassegna il margine di ogni pagina. Per ogni attrazione turistica, riporata una
fascia in cima ad ogni pagina in cui viene iscritta il nome dellattrazione e unaltra
fascia sul fianco indica la sua ubicazione.
Facilities
Bookshop and giftshop. Special

workshops available on request.
Conference and private room hire
facilities available. Toilets.
Opening Hours
Apr-Sept Mon-Sat 10am-5pm,

Sun 12pm-5pm Oct-Mar TuesSat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm
Closed St. Patricks Day, Good
Friday, Easter Monday and
Christmas through to New Year
From Connolly DART Station
cross to Talbot Street and walk
to OConnell Street and follow
directions above.
The Centre houses a permanent interpretative

exhibition which includes computer installations,
room recreations, video documentaries, and other
items relating to the life and work of Joyce. These
include the front door to No. 7 Eccles Street, the
home of Leopold and Molly Bloom, a copy of
Joyces death mask and the furniture from the
apartment of Paul Leon where Joyce worked on his
final novel Finnegans Wake. A free audio guide is
included as part of admission.
The Centre also provides acclaimed walking tours
of Joyces Dublin, as well as hosting a free lecture
series and other Joyce-related events throughout
the year, in particular, the Bloomsday Festival
on 16th June. Visit the Centres website for
further details.
Luas Red Line to Abbey Street,

walk to OConnell Street and
follow directions above
Getting There
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The James Joyce Centre is located in a beautifully

restored Georgian townhouse on North Great
Georges Street. The building is based in an area
with many Joycean landmarks, including Belvedere
College, where he went to school at the top of the
street. The house also boasts a unique connection
with Joyce through Professor Denis J. Maginni, who
operated a dancing academy here at the turn of the
last century and who appears in the novel Ulysses.
11, 13, 16, 46a to Northern end

of OConnell Street; take right at
Parnell Monument onto Parnell
St. then first left to North Great
Georges Street.
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DJAM001 Adult Gate Price 5.00 Child Gate Price 0.00
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AIRCOACH
JEANIE JOHNSTON
TALLSHIP AND
FAMINE MUSEUM
A step aboard the Jeanie Johnston is a step towards
understanding the daunting experience of the
millions of people who crossed the Atlantic seeking
survival and hope in the New World of North
America. Once on board, visitors are transported
back in time 150 years or more to join the poverty
stricken Irish emigrants as they boarded the sturdy
ship for the difficult transatlantic voyage and
uncertain future in the New World.
The life-sized figures that are present in the
museum below deck are all based on actual
passengers who sailed on the ship. From the 15
year old girl (Margaret Conway) travelling only
with her 12 year old brother, to the father of 11
(James Stack) whose livelihood was ruined by the
famine.all the misery, anguish and confusion of
the emigrant Irish are vividly brought to mind.
Back up on deck, visitors have an opportunity to
marvel at the skill, ingenuity and craftwork involved
in re-creating this genuine replica of a wooden tall
ship, one of the last of its type to sail the Atlantic
in the 19th Century. Jeanie Johnston is docked at
Custom House Quay in Dublins city centre and is
an accurate replica of the original ship which sailed
between Tralee in Co. Kerry and North America
between 1847 and 1855. Guided tours for visitors
are conducted daily.
DJEA001 Adult Gate Price 9.00 Child Gate Price 4.50
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Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Custom House Quay, Dublin 1
+353 1 473 0111
info@jeaniejohnston.ie
www.jeaniejohnston.ie
@JeanieJohnston1
www.facebook.com/
Jeaniejohnstontallship
Parking at Jurys Hotel IFSC and
on street pay and display parking
April October:
Tours at 11.00, 12.00,
14.00, 15.00, 16.00.
November March:
Tours at 11.00, 12.00,
14.00, 15.00.
Closed 23rd-31st December
We are located just 250 metres
from Connolly DART Station.
Luas Red Line to Georges Dock
and walk through the CHQ building
to the other end and straight onto
Custom House Quay. Cross the
Road at the pedestrian lights,
turn left and proceed along the
footpath (eastwards). The Ship
is docked at a marina a short
distance away.
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You can start enjoying the value of your Dublin Pass

as soon as you land in Dublin Airport with a FREE
one-way Aircoach transfer into Dublin city centre.
Aircoach provides a regular, 24-hour luxury coach
service between Dublin Airport (both Terminals 1 &
2) and various city centre and suburban hotels and
landmarks, along a number of separate routes.
With reliable timetables and free Wi-Fi on board
every distinctive blue coach, your first journey into
Dublin will be a relaxing, efficient and comfortable
one.
Just tell the representative at the Aircoach stop and
your driver where you are going and theyll make
sure you get on the right coach and get off at the
right stop!
Please Note: use of this service activates your
Dublin Pass. Once the Pass card is activated it is
valid for the day or number of days indicated on the
card. One day constitutes one calendar day and not
24 hour periods. Be sure to get the best value out of
your city card!
DAIR001 Adult Gate Price 7.00 Child Gate Price 0.00
Airport Transfer With

No Further Payment
from Dublin Airport to Dublin City
with Dublin Pass
Airport Business Park, Dublin
Airport, Co. Dublin
+353 1 844 7118
info@aircoach.ie
www.aircoach.ie
@Aircoach
www.facebook.com/aircoach.ie
The Dublin Pass entitles you to a
free one-way transfer from Dublin
Airport to one of the following
stops: Drumcondra/OConnell
Street/Grafton Street. If you are
travelling further than this on the
Leopardstown route, or wish to
use the Greystones via Ballsbridge
or Killiney/Dalkey routes, please
check www.aircoach.ie for details
on prices and departure times.
Departure Times Dublin Airport/
Dublin City/Stillorgan/Sandyford/
Leopardstown route: service
departs from Dublin Airport:
11.55pm to 3.25am every 30
minutes (11.55pm, 12.25pm,
12.55pm, etc.) 3.25am to
11.55pm every 15 minutes
(3.25am, 3.40am, 3.55am,
4.10am etc.)
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Airfield
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Overend Way, Dundrum,
Dublin 14
+353 1 969 6666
info@airfield.ie
www.airfield.ie
@AirfieldDundrum
www.facebook.com/pages/
Airfield-Farm-Gardens
Parking, guided tours, disabled
access, restaurant/bar, gift shop,
toilets, baby changing.
Visitor Centre, House, Garden
and Farm: 9.30am - 5pm.
Overends: Mon-Sun 9am - 5pm.
Open for evening meals:
Fri & Sat 6pm - 9pm.
AN POST
MUSEUM
Airfield is a unique city farm located in Dundrum,
Dublin a 15min drive from the capital and at the
foothills of the Dublin Mountains.
From 1894 until 1993 it was the family home and
working farm of the enterprising and generous
Overend sisters, Letitia and Naomi, who left Airfield
in trust in 1994.
With a farm and dairy, food and ornamental
gardens, caf and heritage experience, Airfield
offers visitors a wonderful opportunity to enjoy learn
about food, farming, gardens, growing, history and
heritage, in a natural and relaxed environment.
Overends is a perfect place to enjoy a taste of
Airfield on a plate with the freshest of our seasonal
vegetables, herbs, eggs, fruit, dairy produce and
meat combined with food by suppliers.
The GPO Museum in Dublins famous Post Office

is much more than a postal museum for it shows,
through its exhibition Letters, Lives & Liberty, how
the Post Office has played such a vital role in so
many aspects of Irish society over the generations.
From transport and communications to design,
technology and stamps it has profoundly influenced
Irish life not least, perhaps, by the role of the GPO
as rebel headquarters during the 1916 Rising.
Drop in to the GPO and explore, through traditional
and interactive displays, the Post Office story.
Please Note: The Museum is due to close at some
point in 2015 as a new museum is being built. Dates
are yet to be confirmed. Please check the museum
website for details and to ensure it is open when you
wish to visit.
with Dublin Pass

GPO, OConnell Street, Dublin 1
+353 1 705 7000
heritage@anpost.ie
www.anpost.ie/heritage
@AnPost_Museum
An-Post-Museum-GPODublin/191139910918700
Guided Tours (Tours are available
for groups of 10 or more by prior
arrangement), disabled access,
gift/book shop.
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm.
Closed Sundays and
Public Holidays.
Luas Green Line to Balally.

Exit the Luas to the left and
Airfield is a minutes walk up
the hill and to your right
All DART/train services to

Connolly Station.
Luas Red Line to Abbey Street.
11, 11B, 44, 44B, 48A, 75, 86.
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Entry with No
Further Payment
All buses to OConnell Street.
DAIR002 Adult Gate Price 10.00 Child Gate Price 5.00
DANP001 Adult Gate Price 2.00 Child Gate Price 2.00
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AQUAZONE
AVIVA
STADIUM
@ The National
Aquatic Centre
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Snugborough Road, National
Sports Campus, Blanchardstown
(Beside Blanchardstown
Shopping Centre), Dublin 1
+353 1 646 4300
sales@nac.ie
www.nac.ie / www.aquazone.ie
Aquazone-at-the-NationalAquatic-Centre/153525904122
Parking, lift, restaurant, gift/book
shop, toilets, disabled access,
baby changing, family changing
facilities, male & female changing
facilities, Wi-Fi.
Mon-Fri: 10am-7pm (8pm from
mid-May to the end of Aug).
Sat-Sun & Bank Holidays:
Opening times change regularly
please check the website
or call in advance to avoid
disappointment. Closed: 24-26
Dec & 1 Jan.
38, 38A from OConnell Street.
During School Holidays Finnie
the Frogs own express bus runs
from OConnell Street direct to
the door at AquaZone.
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AquaZone at The National Aquatic Centre, Dublin,

is one of the biggest and most exciting attractions
for families, groups and individuals in Ireland.
Since 2003 the centre has seen over 8 million
people through its doors. In 2014 over 900,000
people enjoyed hours of fun in Europes largest
Indoor Water Parks. The National Aquatic Centre is
Irelands 4th most popular visitor attraction.
Join one of our knowledgeable tour guides to take

a very special tour of Aviva Stadium. Starting from
the Stadium Tours Office on Lansdowne Road youll
trace the steps of the Football and Rugby stars
through the Media Centre, Home Dressing Rooms,
Players Tunnel, Dugouts and up to the top stand for
a panoramic view of Dublin. Visit the War Memorial
and learn about our connection with the Great War.
The Leisure Pool, AquaZone, offers extreme thrills,

raging water adventures and loads of fun.
Our newest attraction is Irelands only Flow Rider
Surf Machine!!
Aviva Stadium, located on Lansdowne Road, is

one of the oldest sports grounds in the world. Our
history started nearly 150 years ago by a great Irish
visionary. Explore our past, view sports memorabilia
and see the transition from the old Lansdowne
Road on film.
Other Rides include: Master Blaster (Water roller

coaster), Wave Pool, Lazy River, Bubble Pool,
Pirates Ship (for the little ones), Dark Hole Flume
(water slide) and the Green Giant Flume. The best
and most exciting Leisure Pool in Ireland!
The National Aquatic Centre also has an Olympic
Swimming area featuring the 50 Metre International
Competition Pool, Irelands biggest. Both pools
(AquaZone & 50 Metre) are available to day visitors
with one ticket gaining entry to both, great value
whether you are looking for a relaxing swim or fun
on the slides.
Learn about our super modern building and enjoy

the beautiful architecture.
Great tour for every age and every curious explorer
of Irish culture.
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Aviva Stadium, Lansdowne Road,
Dublin 4
+353 1 238 2300
tours@avivastadium.ie
www.avivastadium.ie
@AVIVAStadium
www.facebook.com/AVIVAstadium
Parking, guided tours, lift,
disabled access, gift/book shop,
Daily Feb-Nov 10am-5pm.
Dec-Jan: 10am-4pm. Weekends/
Bank Holidays: 10am-4pm (on
the hour every hour, last tour
admission one hour before
closing). Closed: match days,
24-26 Dec. Advanced booking
recommended.
DART to Lansdowne Road.
7, 8.
Come meet our famous mascot, Finnie the Frog,

and have a great day out!!
DNAT001 Adult Gate Price 14.00 Child Gate Price 12.00
20 minutes from City Centre.
DAVI001 Adult Gate Price 10.00 Child Gate Price 5.00
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CASINO
AT MARINO
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Cherrymount Crescent, off the
Malahide Road, Marino, Dublin 3
+353 1 833 1618
086 6062729
casinomarino@opw.ie
www.heritageireland.ie/
en/casinomarino
www.paradiselostexhibition.com
@TheCasinoMarino
www.facebook.com/
casinomarinodublin
Parking, toilets, guided tours and
exhibitions.
Open daily. Mid Mar-May:
10am-5pm. Jun-Sept: 10am-6pm.
Oct: 10am-5pm. Last admission:
45 mins before closing. Please check
website to confirm opening times.
14, 27, 27A, 27B, 42, 43
fromConnolly Station
14, 27, 27A, 27B from Eden Quay
42, 43 from Lower Abbey Street
123 from OConnell Street to Griffith
Avenue Terminus. Nearest stop to
Casino is Nazareth House.
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Casino is 5km north of Dublin City

Centre close to Dublin Airport, M50,
M1. From Fairview turn left onto
Malahide Rd., continue through
Griffith Ave main junction, at end of
Nazareth House wall turn left into
Casino Park. Our entrance gates are
on the left.
CASTLETOWN
HOUSE &
PARKLANDS
Welcome to the Casino at Marino!
The Casino is Irelands miniature 18th century
architectural masterpiece designed as a pleasure
house for James Caulfeild, 1st earl of Charlemont in
1759. Lord Charlemont commissioned one of the finest
architects of the day, Sir William Chambers, to create
a unique and intriguing garden temple from which to
overlook the magnificent panorama of Dublin Bay.
The Casino, meaning small house surprises visitors
as they discover the remarkable secrets of this
architectural gem. Its lavishly decorated and compact
exterior cleverly disguises an interior of 16 intimate
rooms displaying intricately ornate Georgian motifs.
The richly patterned marquetry floors and beautifully
executed plasterwork, act as an historical backdrop
to the Casinos past, lovingly brought to life by our
friendly and knowledgeable guides. Cared for by the
OPW (Office of Public Works) the Casino at Marino is
regarded internationally for its exquisite craftsmanship
which continues the legacy of Lord Charlemonts vision.
The unique interiors of the building act as a backdrop
to showcase works of artists and designers.
This I believe the only house in Ireland to which the

term palace can be applied. Richard Twiss, 1775.
Castletown is Irelands first and finest 18th century
Palladian style mansion. The Castletown Estate is
located in Celbridge, Co. Kildare and is set amongst
120 acres of beautiful historic parklands along
the banks of the River Liffey. The historic village
of Celbridge is the renowned birthplace of Arthur
Guinness and the courting grounds of the celebrated
writer Dean Jonathan Swift.
We invite you to come and explore the incredible
beauty of the restored 18th century parklands and
river walks and to learn about the Conolly family,
the wonderful decorative arts collection and to also
enjoy our extensive events programme. The Office of
Public Works with The Castletown Foundation relish
the opportunity of imagining a 21st century future
for this 18th century Italian Palazzo by the Liffey
and welcome you to be part of its unfolding story.
Highlights for 2015: Paradise Lost: Lord Charlemonts

Lost Gardens at Marino which gathers together an
eclectic mix of evidence and remnants of a long lost
garden and demesne.
Highlights for 2015: The Berkeley 18th Century

Costume and Toy Collection within the Basement and
Museum Rooms of the house (open in conjunction
with house opening dates/times).
Please Note: Casino can be closed from time to time for

Government business/Civil Ceremonies. Access to the
building is via flights of stone steps. Wheelchair access
to exterior and parklands only. Contact us for exterior
tours. Warning: Steep drops at top of steps around the
building. Children must be supervised at all times.
Extensive Free event programme. E.g. Summer

Sunday afternoon music recitals, Country Market
& Craft Fairs, Childrens Tours. Please refer to
www.castletown.ie for information.
DCAS001 Adult Gate Price 4.00 Child Gate Price 2.00
DCAS002 Adult Gate Price 7.00 Child Gate Price 3.00
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Celbridge, Co. Kildare
+353 1 628 8252
castletown@opw.ie
www.castletown.ie
@opwcastletown
www.facebook.com/
castletownhouse
Free car/coach parking, guided
tours, audio guide (Sundays) caf,
toilets, gift shop, gardens/parklands.
Wheelchair access to Courtyard Caf,
the basement of the main house
and historic pathways. Wheelchair
accessible toilets and designated
parking beside the house.
House open for tours: daily from
14 Mar-31 Oct, 10am-6pm. Last
admission: 5pm. Open Bank
Holidays. Guided tours. Please
refer to website for Self Guide
information. Parklands: open every
day during daylight hours.
67 from Merrion Square, Dublin
to Celbridge village. 10 minute
walk to house through parklands.
Car Park Access Exit 6 from
N4 / M4 at Celbridge West.
Please see website for information
on exhibitions, free music recitals,
childrens workshops, concerts,
markets and family friendly events.
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CHESTER
BEATTY LIBRARY
Entry with No
Further Payment +
A free book based on the Chester

Beatty Library collection plus a 10%
discount in The Silk Road Caf
Dublin Castle, Dublin 2
+353 1 407 0750
info@cbl.ie
www.cbl.ie
@CBL_Dublin
www.facebook.com/pages/ChesterBeatty-Library/296554862892
Free public tours are available on
Wednesdays at 1pm and on
Sundays at 3pm & 4pm. Other
times by prior arrangement. Toilets,
lift, restaurant, gift and book shop,
audio-visual presentations, roof
garden, wheelchair access, baby
changing facilities.
Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm (Mar-Oct)
Tues-Fri: 10am-5pm (Nov-Feb).
Sat: 11am-5pm (all year). Sun:
1pm-5pm (all year). Closed: Public
Holiday Mondays, Good Friday,
24-26 Dec, 1 Jan. St. Patricks
Day: 1pm-5pm
CHRIST CHURCH
CATHEDRAL
With free admission and described by the Lonely
Planet as not just the best museum in Ireland,
but one of the best in Europe, the Chester Beatty
Library is a must-see on any Dublin visitors
itinerary. As the only museum in Ireland to win
European Museum of the Year, the librarys rich
collections from countries across Asia, the Middle
East, North Africa and Europe open a window
on the artistic treasures of the great cultures and
religions of the world.
Egyptian papyrus texts, beautifully illuminated
copies of the Quran, the Bible, European medieval
and renaissance manuscripts are among the
highlights of the collection. In its diversity, the
collection captures much of the richness of human
creative expression from about 2700 BC to the
present day.
Note: The Chester Beatty Library is a free attraction
to all visitors. Dublin Pass holders get a free gift and
an exclusive discount in our caf.
Founded c.1030 by King Sitriuc Silkbeard and

Dunan, the first Bishop of Dublin, Christ Church
Cathedral has stood at the heart of the city of
Dublin for nearly 1000 years. Dublins Patron Saint,
Laurence OToole and Strongbow (Richard de Clare)
were both involved in building the Cathedral as
we see it today. No visit to Dublin is truly complete
without spending some time soaking up the unique
atmosphere of the Cathedrals exquisite gothic
nave, complemented by stunning floor tiles and
beautiful stained glass. The Cathedral Crypt is the
oldest surviving structure in Dublin and is one of
the largest medieval crypts in Europe.
Admission to the Cathedral includes entry to
the crypt and the Treasures Of Christ Church
exhibition where many Cathedral artefacts
and manuscripts are on display, including the
tabernacle used by James II and the magnificent
plate presented to the Cathedral by William III after
the Battle of the Boyne. Visitors may also avail of
the Cathedral gift shop, selling quality Cathedral
and Irish souvenirs, and the Crypt Caf which
serves delicious coffees, lunches and afternoon
teas. Guided tours of the Cathedral and belfry are
available phone or see the website for details.
with Dublin Pass

Christchurch Place, Dublin 8
+353 1 677 8099
welcome@christchurch.ie
www.christchurchcathedral.ie
@cccdub
www.facebook.com/cccdub
Guided tours, audio tours, disabled
access, restaurant/bar, gift/book
shop, toilets, baby changing
facilities, information leaflets
available in most major languages,
disabled parking and free Wi-Fi.
Mon-Sat & Bank Holidays: MaySept: 9am-7pm; Oct, Mar & Apr:
9am-6pm; Nov-Feb 9am-5pm.
Sun: Jun-Aug 12.30pm-2.30pm,
4.30pm-7pm; Sept-May:
12.30pm-2.30pm.
Last admission 45 minutes
before closing. Closed: 25 &
26 Dec.
DART to Pearse Station
Luas Red Line to Four Courts
Luas Green Line to St. Stephens

Green & Red Line to Jervis Street.
Feeder bus 90 from Tara Street

to Wood Quay, 49, 54A, 56A,
65B, 77a, 123
13, 27, 40, 77a, 123, 150 from

OConnell St.
From Trinity College, walk due west

along College Green, Dame Street
and Lord Edward Street.
8-10 minute walk from

TrinityCollege.
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Entry with No
Further Payment
DCHE001 Exclusive gift without further payment
DCHR001 Adult Gate Price 6.00 Child Gate Price 2.00
25
CROKE PARK
STADIUM TOUR
& GAA MUSEUM
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Cusack Stand, Croke Park,
St. Josephs Avenue
(off Clonliffe Road), Dublin 3
+353 1 819 2323
gaamuseum@crokepark.ie
www.crokepark.ie/
gaa-museum
@CrokePark
www.facebook.com/CrokePark
Parking, guided tours, lift, disabled
access, restaurant/bar, gift shop,
toilets, baby changing facilities.
Jan-May & Sep-Dec: Mon-Sat:
9.30am-5pm (tours Mon-Fri: 11am,
1pm & 3pm, Sat: hourly
10am-3pm). Sun & Bank Holidays:
10.30am-5pm (tours: hourly
11pm-3pm). Jun-Aug: Mon-Fri:
9.30am-6pm (tours: Jun: 11am,
1pm & 3pm, Jul & Aug: hourly
10am-4pm); Sat: 9.30am-6pm
(tours: hourly 10am-4pm) Sun &
Bank Holidays: 10.30am-5pm
(tours: hourly 11pm-3pm). Changes
to the tour schedule will occur on
stadium event days please visit
www.crokepark.ie for updates.
1, 11, 13, 16, 44, 123 from
OConnell Street. 33, 41, 41b, 41c
from Lower Abbey Street. Hop on
Hop off service (Blue Route) with
Dublin City Sightseeing Tours.
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15 min from Connolly Station/

OConnell St/Parnell Square stop
on Dublin City tour bus.
DALKEY CASTLE
& Heritage
Centre
Croke Park is an iconic stadium that has been at
the heart of Irish sporting and cultural life for over
100 years. One of the largest stadia in Europe, it is
the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association
(GAA), Irelands largest sporting organisation which
manages and promotes games including Gaelic
football and the ancient game of hurling.
This guided tour offers visitors an insight into
Irelands national games and reveals the important
role the games played in the development of
Modern Ireland.
The tour includes an access all areas trip behind
the scenes of Croke Park and includes the history
and unique traditions that are associated with
the games.
Walk in the footsteps of legends as you visit the
team dressing rooms before going pitchside and
taking a seat in the VIP area. Enjoy panoramic views
from the top tier of the stand 30 meters above the
famous pitch.
Admission includes entry to the museum which
offers further understanding into the socio-political
and historical impact the GAA has had in the
formation of Ireland as well as contemporary
exhibits that relate the current climate of the games
today. Test your own hurling and football skills in
the interactive games zone a must for all museum
visitors of all ages see how fast you can react,
check out your passing skills, practise a fingertip
save or the art of the high catch! Croke Park
Stadium Tour is now included on the Hop On Hop
Off City Sightseeing tours, so getting to Croke Park
has never been easier!
DCRO001 Adult Gate Price 12.50 Child Gate Price 8.50 (Under 3s free)
Visit the award-winning Dalkey Castle & Heritage

Centre, where 21st century technology meets 15th
century Living Historythe best of both worlds!
On site, there is a fortified townhouse/small castle,
Early Christian Church & Graveyard, modern
Heritage Centre with interactive screens showing
historical information (in 12 languages). The
Writers Gallery has information on forty-five writers
and creative artists from Joyce and Beckett to Bono
and Binchy and more.
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Castle Street, Dalkey, Co Dublin
+353 1 285 8366
info@dalkeycastle.com
www.dalkeycastle.com
@dalkeycastle
Every day, (except Tuesdays) actors from Deilg

Inis Living History Theatre Company bring history
to life in a fun and entertaining way. Characters
include the Archer who, with his longbow and sharp
arrows, defends the castle from attack. The visiting
Barber Surgeon will trim your hair, extract your bad
tooth and sometimes has a special offer on urine
sampling! The Cook prepares delicious, culinary
delights. Hedgehog pie is a house speciality!
Please note: numbers on each tour are limited.
Check availability as tours can be fully booked in
advance by group bookings.
Guided Historical Walks
Enquire for details.
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dalkeycastleandheritage
Parking close by, guided tours,
audio tours, lift, gift/book shop,
toilets, partial disabled access.
Open all year round (except
Christmas) from 7 Jan. Closed:
Tuesdays. Jan-Mar, Nov & Dec:
Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm. Weekends
& Bank Holidays: 11am-5pm.
Last tour: 4.10pm. Apr, May,
Sept & Oct: Mon-Fri: 10am5.30pm. Weekends & Bank
Holidays: 11am-5.30pm.
Last tour: 4.40pm. Jun-Aug:
Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm. Weekends
& Bank Holidays: 11am-6pm.
Last tour: 5.10pm.
DART directly to Dalkey Station.
8 from City Centre.
Aircoach from Airport.
12.8km south on N11.
DDAL001 Adult Gate Price 8.50 Child Gate Price 6.50
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DUBLIN CITY
GALLERY
THE HUGH LANE
Entry with No
Further Payment +
Free tea/coffee with any meal
purchased in Itsa Caf.
Charlemont House, Parnell
Square North, Dublin 1
+353 1 222 5550
info.hughlane@dublincity.ie
www.hughlane.ie
@TheHughLane
www.facebook.com/thehughlane
On street parking, guided tours,
lift, disabled access, restaurant/
bar, book shop, toilets & baby
changing.
Tues-Thur: 10am-6pm.
Fri & Sat: 10am-5pm.
Sun: 11am-5pm.
Closed: Mondays, Bank Holidays,
Good Friday, 25 & 26 Dec.
Approx. 15 minutes walk from
Connolly, Tara Street and
Drumcondra DART Stations.
15 minutes from Abbey Street
stop on the Luas Red Line.
DUBLIN
CITY HALL
Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is the foremost
Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Ireland.
The original collection, donated in 1908 by Sir Hugh
Lane, now includes over 2,000 artworks, ranging
from masterpieces by Manet, Monet, Renoir and
Degas to works by leading national and international
contemporary artists. The Gallery houses Francis
Bacons studio now a world renowned favourite with
visitors. The Gallery also hosts regular concerts,
lectures, tours and educational projects, see
website for programmes. All are welcome.
Note: Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is a free
attraction to all visitors. Dublin Pass holders get an
exclusive offer in our caf.
At the top of Parliament Street sits this grand

Georgian building, designed by Thomas Cooley.
It was originally the Royal Exchange and became
the centre of municipal government in 1852.
City Halls atmospheric vaults now house a multi
media exhibition on the citys history The Story
of the Capital. This self-guided exhibition takes
just one hour and tells the tale of this unique and
ever changing city. Treasures of the city such as the
Great City Sword and Mace come together with
video, medieval manuscripts, computer displays
and period costumes to tell the Story of the
Capital. A small shop and caf are located on site.
Audio guides are available in English, Irish, French,
German, Italian and Spanish. Leaflets are available
in ten different languages.
The sumptuous fittings of the magnificent Rotunda
or entrance hall reflect the prestige of Dublin in
the late 18th Century and could be the perfect
exclusive venue for your Civil Marriage or Civil
Partnership Ceremony. Whether you want to stay for
just a few minutes or a couple of hours, City Hall is
a unique experience not to be missed.
7, 11, 13, 16, 46A, 123.

Dublin Bike stand on Parnell
Square North.
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Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Dame Street, Dublin 2
+353 1 222 2204
cityhall@dublincity.ie
www.dublincity.ie/dublincityhall/
@DublinCityHall
www.facebook.com/pages/DublinCity-Hall/1446989452219502
Audio guides of the exhibition in
English, Irish, French, German,
Spanish and Italian, a talk on the
history of the building, by prior
arrangement for groups. Leaflets
available in 10 different languages.
Fully wheelchair accessible. Coffee
shop, baby changing, gift/book
shop, lift and toilets. Function
space available for hire.
Mon-Sat: 10am-5.15pm
(last admission to exhibition is
3.45pm). Closed Sundays & Bank
Holidays.
13, 27, 40, 49, 54A, 56A, 77A,
123, 151
10 minute walk from Jervis stop
on Luas Red Line.
DDUB004 Adult Gate Price 4.00 Child Gate Price 1.50
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DUBLINIA
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
St. Michaels Hill, Christchurch,
Dublin 8
+353 1 679 4611
info@dublinia.ie
www.dublinia.ie
@Dubliniaviking
Dublinia/54651658140
DUBLIN
WRITERS
MUSEUM
Dublinia is one of Dublins top visitor attractions with
three exciting exhibitions all located at the historic
crossroads of Dublin.
Viking Dublin and Medieval Dublin re-create the city
through life-size reconstructions including a Viking
house and a medieval fair, while Death and Disease
of medieval times are also investigated. Finally
unearth the citys past at the interactive History
Hunters exhibition, visit an excavation site and see
medieval bugs under the microscope in the Lab.
See Dublin from a new perspective and come
away knowing more about its citizens throughout
the ages.
The Irish literary tradition is one of the most

illustrious in the world, famous for four Nobel prize
winners and for many other writers of international
renown. In 1991 the Dublin Writers Museum was
opened to house a history and celebration of
literary Dublin.
Situated in a magnificent 18th century mansion in
the north city centre, the collection features the
lives and works of Dublins literary celebrities over
the past three hundred years. Swift and Sheridan,
Shaw and Wilde, Yeats, Joyce and Beckett are
among those presented through their books,
letters, portraits and personal items.
The splendidly restored Georgian house is a
pleasure in itself with its sumptuous plasterwork
and decorative stained glass windows.
The museum holds exhibitions, readings and
lunchtime performances and has a special room
devoted to childrens literature. It is an essential visit
for anyone who wants to discover, explore or simply
enjoy Dublins immense literary heritage.
Toilets, guided tours, gift shop,

lift, baby changing facilities,
restaurant.
Apr-Sept: 10am-6.30pm
(last entry: 5.30pm).
Oct-Mar: 10am-5.30pm
(last entry: 4.30pm).
10 minute walk from Tara
Street DART Station.
Entry with No
Further Payment +
10% Discount when you spend
20or more in Gift Shop
18 Parnell Square North,
Dublin 1.
+353 1 872 2077
writers@failteireland.ie
www.writersmuseum.com
Audio tours available in English,
French, German, Italian, Spanish
and Dutch. Volumes bookshop,
toilets, baby changing. Guided
tours by prearrangement.
Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm,
last admission: 4.15pm
Sundays & Bank Holidays: 11am5pm, last admission: 4.15pm.
5 minute walk from OConnell
St. and fifteen minutes walk from
Connolly DART Station.
11, 13, 16
Luas Green line to St. Stephens

Green. Red line to Four Courts.
49, 54A, 123. Any Hop on Hop
off bus tour.
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DUBLIN
ZOO
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Phoenix Park, Dublin 8
+353 1 474 8900
GLASNEVIN
CEMETERY MUSEUM
& GUIDED TOURS
Dublin Zoo, located in the Phoenix Park in the
heart of Dublin city, is Irelands most popular family
attraction and welcomed over one million visitors
last year. As one of the worlds oldest and most
popular zoos, the 28 hectare park is home to some
400 animals in an environment where education
and conversation combine for an exciting and
unforgettable experience.
info@dublinzoo.ie
www.dublinzoo.ie
@DublinZoo
www.facebook.com/DublinZoo
The Zoo has a restaurant, snack
stops, discovery centres, gift
shops, a range of childrens play
areas and a mothering room.
Jan: daily: 9.30am-4.30pm.
Feb: daily: 9.30am-5pm.
Mar-Sept: daily: 9.30am-6pm.
Oct: daily: 9.30pm-5.30pm.
Nov & Dec: daily: 9.30am-4pm.
Closed: 25 & 26 Dec.
Last admission: strictly one
hour before closing
DART feeder bus no. 90 from
Connolly and Tara St. Stations.
Luas Red Line: Dublin Zoo is a 15
minute walk from Heuston Station.
From City Centre 25, 26,
46a, 66 / 66a / 66b, 67.
Stop Taxi: Taxi 2000. Call free
from main entrance.
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Roam the African Savanna and spot giraffes, rhinos

and zebras as you go. See the gorillas at the Gorilla
Rainforest, then travel through the Kaziranga Forest
Trail to see the magnificent herd of Asian elephants.
The Asian Forest is where visitors can spot Asian
lions, Sumatran tigers and Sulawesi crested
macaques!
There are plenty of amazing animals to discover
including orangutans, hippos, bats, rare monkeys,
meerkats, chimpanzees, red pandas and reptiles to
name but a few!
New to the Zoo is the Play Forest which is a large,
light and fully covered space with wonderful
opportunities for children to play!
Conservation is an important part of Dublin Zoos
work, and as a registered charity the zoo relies
on the generosity of friends and visitors to help
fund the internationally acclaimed education,
conservation and breeding programmes.
Welcome to Glasnevin! This unique location is

Irelands largest cemetery, a grand and impressive
Necropolis. Established by Daniel OConnell in 1828,
more than 1.5 million people have been interred in
Glasnevin - rich and famous, paupers and politicians,
artists, warriors and heroes, all resting side by side in
this renowned Victorian Garden Cemetery.
Voted in the top 3 of all Dublin attractions on
Tripadvisor Glasnevin has won the Travellers Choice
award 2 years running.
Both the museum and the guided tours chart the
fascinating history of Dublin, telling the stories of
grave diggers and grave robbers, cholera epidemics,
and world wars. Glasnevin Museum proudly tells
the story of modern Ireland through interactive
exhibitions and engaging cemetery tours. The
enthusiasm of the tour guides is compelling.
Brimming with banter and charm each guide is
passionate about sharing their love of heritage and
history. Public tours available daily. No two tours
are the same with each giving their own personal
interpretation. There is inspiration everywhere
and with one and a half million stories buried in
Glasnevin, theres no shortage of tales to tell. Visitors
gain a heightened sense of understanding of Irish
history, and a deeper appreciation of Glasnevins
never forgotten residents.
Entry with No
Further Payment +
5 Genealogy voucher plus
10% discount in caf
Glasnevin Cemetery, Finglas
Road, Dublin 11
+353 1 882 6550
museum@glasnevintrust.ie
www.glasnevincemetery.ie
@glasnevinmuseum
www.facebook.com/
GlasnevinMuseum
Parking, guided tours, disabled
access, restaurant, gift shop,
toilets, audio tours, lift, baby
changing, genealogy. Pedestrian
access into National Botanic
Gardens.
Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm.
Weekends, Bank Holidays &
St. Patricks Day: 11am-5pm.
Hop on Hop off service (Blue
Route) with Dublin City
Sightseeing Tours. Dublin Bus 40
& 140 from OConnell Street.
Celebrating history, heritage and culture, join this

intriguing journey through Irelands past.
DGLA001 Adult Gate Price 6.00 Child Gate Price 4.00
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GUINNESS
STOREHOUSE
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
St Jamess Gate, Market Street,
Dublin 8, Ireland
+353 1 408 4800
customer.service@diageo.com
www.guinness-storehouse.com
@homeofguinness
www.facebook.com/
guinnessstorehouse
Parking, lift, baby changing,
toilets, disabled access, gift/book
shop, restaurant, bar, iWalk and
multi-lingual audio tours. Visit www.
guinness-storehouse.com/podcast
to download iWalk Guinness, an
audio journey through the heart of
Dublin to the Heart of Guinness.
Open all year, daily: 9.30am-5pm
(last admission: 5pm). Jul & Aug:
daily: 9.30am-7pm (last admission:
7pm). Closed: Good Friday &
24-26 Dec.
IRISH MUSEUM
OF MODERN ART
Every capital city has its iconic buildings and
must-see attractions. Guinness is synonymous
with Ireland and when in Dublin, no visit is
complete without a trip to Guinness Storehouse.
Guinness Storehouse is Irelands top visitor
attraction located in the heart of the Guinness
Brewery at St Jamess Gate.
Housed in an old fermentation plant, now the
seven-storey visitor experience tells the story of this
world famous drink. Indulge in a dramatic story
that begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity
Bar, where visitors receive a complimentary pint of
Guinness while relaxing and enjoying spectacular
views over Dublin.
The adventure begins the moment you walk
through the door and into the buildings giant, pintshaped heart of glass. As you wander up through
Guinness Storehouse, youll discover what goes
into making the Black Stuff the ingredients,
theprocess, the passion.
123 from OConnell Street

and Dame Street or 78a and 51b
from Aston Quay.
Entry with No
Further Payment +
Free set of postcards, entry into paid

exhibitions, 10% discount in the IMMA
Caf ITSA@IMMA and 10% discount in
the IMMA Shop
Royal Hospital, Military Road,
Kilmainham, Dublin 8
+353 1 612 9900
info@imma.ie
www.imma.ie
@IMMAIreland
IMMA is home to the National Collection of modern

and contemporary art, with over 3,500 artworks
by Irish and International artists. The Collection
is firmly rooted in the present and important new
works are added to the Collection each year with
a particular emphasis on work from the 1940s
onwards. The IMMA Collection is shown in rotating
exhibitions throughout the year.
Check out our website www.imma.ie for current
exhibitions and events.
Note: The Irish Museum of Modern Art at Kilmainham
is a free attraction to all visitors. Dublin Pass
holders get a free gift and exclusive discounts in
our caf and shop and free entry into our occasional
exhibitions where admission fees apply.
Luas Red Line to James stop

(St. James Hospital). 5 min walk
from stop.
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IrishMuseumofModernArt
Museum caf itsa@imma open:
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun & Bank
Holidays 12pm-5pm. Formal gardens
and IMMA Shop open museum hours.
Wheelchair accessible, adapted toilets,
baby changing facilities, lockers, car
park, free guided tour of exhibitions.
Tues-Sat: 10am-5.30pm,
except Wed: 10.30am-5.30pm
Sun & Bank Holidays: 12pm5.30pm. Closed: Mondays, Good
Friday & 24-26 Dec.
8 minute walk from Heuston Station.
Luas Red Line to Heuston Station
(8 minute walk from the Heuston
Station stop on the Luas Red Line).
Buses to Heuston Station: 145,
79 and 79a from Aston Quay;
Buses to James St: 13, 40, 123
from OConnell St and Dame St
(8 minute walk via steps to Bow
Lane onto IrwinSt and Military Rd).
10 minute drive from city centre.
Paid car parking, two euro for the
first three hours.
Free car parking on first-come firstserved basis Crane Street.
Approx. 30 to 40 minutes from

city centre.
15 minute walk from city centre.
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The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) is

Irelands leading national institution for the
collection and presentation of modern and
contemporary art. Visit IMMA and enjoy all that
we have to offer see a wide range of exhibitions
featuring the work of leading Irish and International
artists; attend free public tours and curator talks;
explore the IMMA Shop, take a stroll through our
stunning 17th century formal gardens and finally
sitback and relax in the IMMA Caf.
DGUI001 Adult 18.00 Child 6-12 6.50 Child 13-17 12.00
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JAMES JOYCE
CENTRE
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
35 North Great Georges Street,
Dublin 1
+353 1 878 8547
info@jamesjoyce.ie
www.jamesjoyce.ie
@JamesJoyceCentr
www.facebook.com/
JamesJoyceCentre
Bookshop and giftshop. Special
workshops available on request.
Conference and private room hire
facilities available. Toilets.
Apr-Sept: Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm,
Sun: 12pm-5pm. Oct-Mar: TuesSat: 10am-5pm, Sun: 12pm-5pm
Closed: St. Patricks Day, Good
Friday, Easter Monday and
Christmas through to New Year.
Student Groups must be booked
in advance.
From Connolly DART Station
cross to Talbot Street and walk
to OConnell Street and follow
directions above.
JEANIE JOHNSTON
TALLSHIP AND
FAMINE MUSEUM
The James Joyce Centre is located in a beautifully
restored Georgian townhouse on North Great
Georges Street. The building is based in an area
with many Joycean landmarks, including Belvedere
College, where he went to school at the top of the
street. The house also boasts a unique connection
with Joyce through Professor Denis J. Maginni, who
operated a dancing academy here at the turn of the
last century and who appears in the novel Ulysses.
A step aboard the Jeanie Johnston is a step towards

understanding the daunting experience of the
millions of people who crossed the Atlantic seeking
survival and hope in the New World of North
America. Once on board, visitors are transported
back in time 150 years or more to join the poverty
stricken Irish emigrants as they boarded the sturdy
ship for the difficult transatlantic voyage and
uncertain future in the New World.
The Centre houses a permanent interpretative

exhibition which includes computer installations,
room recreations, video documentaries, and other
items relating to the life and work of Joyce. These
include the front door to No. 7 Eccles Street, the
home of Leopold and Molly Bloom, a copy of
Joyces death mask and the furniture from the
apartment of Paul Leon where Joyce worked on his
final novel Finnegans Wake. A free audio guide is
included as part of admission.
The life-sized figures that are present in the

museum below deck are all based on actual
passengers who sailed on the ship. From the 15
year old girl (Margaret Conway) travelling only
with her 12 year old brother, to the father of 11
(James Stack) whose livelihood was ruined by the
famine.all the misery, anguish and confusion of
the emigrant Irish are vividly brought to mind.
The Centre also provides acclaimed walking tours

of Joyces Dublin, as well as hosting a free lecture
series and other Joyce-related events throughout
the year, in particular, the Bloomsday Festival
on 16th June. Visit the Centres website for
further details.
Luas Red Line to Abbey Street,

walk to OConnell Street and
follow directions above.
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Back up on deck, visitors have an opportunity to

marvel at the skill, ingenuity and craftwork involved
in re-creating this genuine replica of a wooden tall
ship, one of the last of its type to sail the Atlantic
in the 19th Century. Jeanie Johnston is docked at
Custom House Quay in Dublins city centre and is
an accurate replica of the original ship which sailed
between Tralee in Co. Kerry and North America
between 1847 and 1855. Guided tours for visitors
are conducted daily.
11, 13, 16, 46a to Northern end

of OConnell Street; take right at
Parnell Monument onto Parnell
St. then first left to North Great
Georges Street.
DJAM001 Adult Gate Price 5.00 Child Gate Price 0.00
DJEA001 Adult Gate Price 9.00 Child Gate Price 4.50
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Custom House Quay, Dublin 1
+353 1 473 0111
info@jeaniejohnston.ie
www.jeaniejohnston.ie
@JeanieJohnston1
www.facebook.com/
Jeaniejohnstontallship
Parking at Jurys Hotel IFSC and
on street pay and display parking.
Apr-Oct: tours: 11am, 12pm
noon, 2pm, 3pm & 4pm.
Nov-Mar: tours: 11am, 12pm
noon, 2pm & 3pm.
Closed: 23-31 December.
Please note in January and
February 2015 tours will only be
available from Friday Sunday at
11am, 12pm noon, 2pm & 3pm.
Normal tour times will resume on
the 1 March.
from Connolly DART Station.
Luas Red Line to Georges Dock
and walk through the CHQ building
to the other end and straight onto
Custom House Quay. Cross the
road at the pedestrian lights, turn
left and proceed along the
footpath (eastwards). The Ship
is docked at a marina a short
distance away.
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KILMAINHAM
GAOL (JAIL)
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Inchicore Road, Kilmainham,
Dublin 8
+353 1 453 5984
kilmainhamgaol@opw.ie
www.heritageireland.ie
@KilmainhamGaol
Toilets, disabled toilets, guided
tours, gift shop and tearooms.
Please contact the gaol for
information on ongoing temporary
exhibitions.
Apr-Sept: Mon-Sun 9.30am-6pm
(last admission: 5pm).
Oct-Mar: Mon-Sat: 9.30am5.30pm (last admission 4.30pm).
Sun: 10am-6pm (last admission:
5pm). Please check website to
confirm opening times.
Luas Red Line to Suir Road.
13 and 40 OConnell Street,
79 Aston Quay.
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LITTLE MUSEUM
OF DUBLIN
If for no other reason, Kilmainham Gaol would be
remarkable for being one of the biggest unoccupied
gaols in these islands. As such, it gives the visitor a
dramatic and realistic insight into what it was like
to have been confined in one of these forbidding
bastions of punishment and correction between
1796 when it opened, and 1924 when it closed,
and offers a panoramic insight into some of the
most profound, disturbing and inspirational
themes of modern Irish history. Leaders of the
rebellions of 1798, 1803, 1848, 1867 and 1916
were detained here. Such names as Robert Emmet,
Charles Stewart Parnell, leaders of the 1916 Rising
and Eamon DeValera, the first Taoiseach (Prime
Minister) of Ireland, are associated with the Gaol.
The visit includes a guided tour and exhibition.
Please note that due to major building works being
undertaken at Kilmainham Gaol during 2015,
certain areas of the Gaol, principally the East
Wing and the Exhibition/Museum area will not
be accessible from time to time. Updates will be
posted on www.heritageireland.ie
This charming small museum is on St. Stephens

Green in the very centre of Dublin.
Full of amazing treasures donated by ordinary
Dubliners, the Little Museum charts the cultural
and social history of the city in the 20th Century.
From James Joyce to U2, youll discover the true
story of Irelands capital, as seen through the eyes
of locals.
2 Free Postcards
15 St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2
+353 1 661 1000
bureau@littlemuseum.ie
The best way to visit the museum is on one of our

famous guided tours on the hour, every hour
and we are open seven days a week, including
Mondays.
www.littlemuseum.ie
In the words of Professor Roy Foster (Oxford

University), the Little Museum is imaginative,
thoughtful, quirky and historically very absorbing.
Discover for yourself why visitors love the
Little Museum.
Guided tours, gift/book shop,

toilets.
@dublinmuseum
www.facebook.com/littlemuseum
Daily: 10.30am-6pm.
Pearse Street DART Station
10 minutes walk.
Luas Green line (Stephens Green
stop) 1 minute walk.
All city centre bus routes.
Please Note: Kilmainham Gaol is unable to facilitate

fast-track entry for Dublin Pass holders. Entry is by
guided tour only. This is a very busy site and visitors
may experience a delay.
DKIL001 Adult Gate Price 4.00 Child Gate Price 2.00
Entry with No
Further Payment +
DLIT001 Adult Gate Price 7.00 Child Gate Price 4.50
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MALAHIDE CASTLE
& GARDENS
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Malahide, Co. Dublin
+353 1 816 9538
reservations@
shannonheritage.com
NATIONAL
GALLERY OF
IRELAND
Malahide Castle is a magnificent 12th Century
Castle located along the beautiful north Dublin
coast and close to the picturesque seaside village
of Malahide, only 14km from Dublin city centre.
The Castle is fully furnished with beautiful period
furniture with an extensive collection of Irish portrait
paintings, mainly from the National Gallery of
Ireland. Our friendly and experienced guides are on
hand to help you explore all the history the castle
has to offer.
www.malahidecastleandgardens.ie
@malahidecastleg
www.facebook.com/
MalahideCastleAndGardens
Parking, restaurant/bar, guided
tours, gift/book shop, toilets, lift,
baby changing, disabled access
and audio tours.
Daily: 9.30am-4.30pm (last
guided tour of castle: Nov-Mar:
3.30pm). Closed: 24-26 Dec.
10 minute walk from Malahide
DART Station.
The stunning 4 acre Walled Gardens are home to a

wide array of exotic plants collected and planted by
Lord Milo Talbot. Many of the plants in the gardens
were brought from the southern Hemisphere,
notably from Chile and Australia.
The garden exhibition in the visitor centre tells
the story of the beautiful walled gardens through
the eyes of Milo Talbot and is a must see for all
gardening enthusiasts.
Malahide Castle & Gardens is easily accessible
by bus, train or DART from Dublins city centre.
The National Gallery of Ireland opened its

doors to the public in January 1864. Today the
collection includes over 2,500 paintings and some
10,000 other works in different media including
watercolours, drawings, prints and sculpture. Every
major European School of painting is represented
with works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Caravaggio and
Goya. It also houses a renowned collection of Irish
paintings dating from the 17th century to the 20th
centuries, including works by Jack B. Yeats.
Enjoy visiting the marvellous collection, using free
audio tours including a special childrens audio
tour. There are free public tours and childrens
workshops at weekends.
During refurbishment works of the Dargan & Milltown
Wings visitors are directed to use the Millennium
Wing entrance at Clare Street. The work will impact
on rooms and public programming. Visitors are
advised to contact the Gallery in advance of their
visit to confirm opening hours.
Note: The National Gallery of Ireland is a free
attraction to all visitors. Dublin Pass holders get
a free gift and exclusive discounts in the shop
and caf.
No 42 from Dublin City Centre.
Entry with No
Further Payment +
Bookmark/postcard, 10% discount in
the Gallery Gift Shop & Gallery Caf
Clare Street, Dublin 2
+353 1 661 5133
info@ngi.ie
www.nationalgallery.ie
@NGIreland
www.facebook.com/
NationalGalleryofIreland
Guided tours, lift, free audio tours,
toilets, baby changing, disabled
access, gift/bookshop, restaurant,
family packs & drawing kits are
available at the Millennium Wing
information desk. Programme
of free tours, lectures and talks
throughout the year. Admission to
permanent collection is free.
Mon-Sat: 9.30am-5.30pm.
Thur: 9.30am-8.30pm. Sun:
11am-5.30pm. Bank Holidays:
10am-5.30pm. Entry to the gallery
ceases 15 minutes before closing
time. Closed: Good Friday &
24-26 Dec.
Suburban Rail and DART
Services to Pearse Station.
5 minute walk.
Green.
4, 7, 8, 39A, 44, 46A
40
DMAL001 Adult Gate Price 12.00 Child Gate Price 6.00
DNAT002 Exclusive gift without further payment
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ARCHAEOLOGY
DECORATIVE ARTS
& HISTORY
Entry with No
Further Payment +
10% discount on food and coffee
in Brambles Caf
Kildare Street, Dublin 2
+353 1 677 7444
marketing@museum.ie
www.museum.ie
@NMIreland
National-Museum-ofIreland/94907090068
Museum caf, museum gift shop,
education resource room,
disabled access only to ground
floor museum, audio visual
presentation, toilets, baby
changing, lifts.
Tues-Sat: 10am-5pm.
Sun: 2pm-5pm. Closed: Mondays
(including Bank Holidays),
Good Friday & 25 Dec.
Pearse Station (Westland Row).
Green.
7 Burgh Quay, 11, 13
OConnell St.
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Walk into the National Museum of Ireland on

Kildare Street and you are magically transported
back in time. A stroll through time will take you
all the way back to 7000BC. The museum first
opened its doors in 1890 and since then it has
been filling in the blanks for us through its extensive
archaeological collections.
Take time at The Treasury, which features
outstanding examples of Celtic and Medieval art,
such as the famous Ardagh Chalice, the Tara
Brooch and the Derrynaflan Hoard. Gaze in wonder
at the finest collection of prehistoric gold artefacts in
Europe, which is to be found in r Irelands Gold.
Ramble through Prehistoric Ireland and experience
life at the time of the Vikings in Viking Age Ireland.
Medieval Ireland 1150-1550 documents life in
Ireland in the age of cathedrals, monasteries
and castles. The fascinating Kingship & Sacrifice
exhibition centres on a number of recently found
bog bodies dating back to the Iron Age. Displayed
along with other bog finds from the Museums
collections, it offers you an opportunity to come
face to face with your ancient ancestors.
Note: Admission to the National Museums of Ireland
is free for all visitors. Dublin Pass holders get an
exclusive discount in Brambles Caf.
Collins Barracks could be said to be the National

Museum of Irelands largest artefact, having had a
unique history all of its own in another life. As the
National Museum of Ireland Decorative Arts &
History, Collins Barracks joins together with two
other famous museums, Archaeology and Natural
History, to complete the picture as the National
Museum of Ireland in Dublin. This museum charts
Irelands economic, social, political and military
progress through the ages. Artefacts on display
range from silver, Asian art, ceramic and glassware
pieces to weaponry, furniture, examples of folklife
and costume.
The Military History exhibition called Soldiers and
Chiefs: The Irish at War at Home and Abroad,
1550-2001 uses original artefacts, letters, replicas
and audio accounts, showing how soldiering and
war have affected the lives of Irish people.
All of these pieces are displayed with imagination
in innovative and contemporary galleries, which
entice you to go further, look harder and examine
more closely.
Entry with No
Further Payment +
in Brambles Caf
Collins Barracks, Benburb Street,
Dublin 7
+353 1 677 7444
marketing@museum.ie
www.museum.ie
@NMIreland
Museum caf, museum gift
shop, free car parking, education
resource room, fully wheelchair
accessible, toilets, baby changing
guided and audio tours & lift.
Tues-Sat: 10am-5pm.
Luas Red Line Museum stop.
90 Aston Quay, 25, 25A, 66,
67 Westmoreland Street,
PearseStreet.
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NATIONAL WAX
MUSEUM PLUS
NATURAL HISTORY
Entry with No
Further Payment +
in Brambles Caf
Merrion Street, Dublin 2
The Natural History Building is a cabinet-style

museum designed to showcase a wide-ranging
and comprehensive zoological collection.
Often described as a museum of a museum, its
10,000 exhibits provide a glimpse of the natural
world that has delighted generations of visitors since
the doors opened in 1857.
+353 1 677 7444

marketing@museum.ie
www.museum.ie
@NMIreland
Toilets, gift shop, baby changing,
wheelchair access ground floor
only, guided tours, audio tours
available.
Tues-Sat: 10am-5pm.
DART to Pearse Station.
Green.
Our exhibitions have changed very little in over

a century. The ground floor is dedicated to Irish
animals, featuring giant deer skeletons and a variety
of mammals, birds and fish. The 2nd floor of the
building is laid out in the 19th century in a scientific
arrangement showing animals by taxonomic group.
This scheme demonstrated the diversity of animal
life in an evolutionary sequence.
In April 2010 the Museum reopened after
restoration works that included the reinstatement
of the grand stone staircase, open to the public for
the first time in decades. While Natural History was
closed, the Education and Outreach Department
developed two new learning spaces, including
the Discovery Zone where visitors can handle
taxidermy and open drawers to see what is lurking
inside, and our Reading Area at first floor level which
is a great place to rest and settle down with a good
book.
Enjoy an experience of sight, sound and entertainment

The National Wax Museum Plus is an exciting
interactive visitor attraction located in the heart
of Dublins city centre Temple Bar district and just
off Dame Street. The museum is housed over four
floors and 13,000 square feet in a historic Foster
Place landmark building, previously the home for
Irelands gold store and arms at the turn of the last
century!
The museum is an outstandingly original visitor
attraction and has been designed to deliver an
interactive experience taking you on a journey
through Irish cultural heritage, an enchanting
childrens zone of discovery, Irelands only
dedicated tribute to our top scientific inventors,
a Green screen video room, a fully functioning
recording studio and all the exceptional life like
wax work characters you can expect at the
national wax museum.
The National Wax Museum Plus offers a museum
experience unlike any other, whether you are
young or old, a culture vulture or fun seeker, male
or female, star struck or star studded, The National
Wax Museum Plus is the ultimate entertainment
experience for all.
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Foster Place, Temple Bar,
Dublin 2
+353 1 671 8373
hello@waxmuseumplus.ie
www.waxmuseumplus.ie
@waxmuseumplus
www.facebook.com/
waxmuseumplus
Caf, baby changing,
audio tours, lift, disabled access,
caf, gift shop, toilets.
Daily: 10am-7pm (last admission:
6.15pm). Closed: 24-26 Dec.
Green
All city centre buses
7, 7A

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DNAT003 Adult Gate Price 12.00 Child Gate Price 8.00
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NUMBER
TWENTY NINE
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
29 Fitzwilliam Street Lower,
Dublin 2
numbertwentynine@esb.ie
www.esb.ie/No29
Tea room and gift shop, limited
disabled access and toilets.
Mid Feb - mid Dec: Tues-Sat:
10am-5pm. Closed: Sundays,
Mondays, Good Friday &
15 Dec - 17 Feb.
DART to Pearse Station. Entrance
to the exhibition is on the corner
of Fitzwilliam Street Lower &
Mount Street Upper.
Luas Green Line to
St. Stephens Green.
4, 7, 8, 38, 38A, 39 and 39A
from City Centre.
OLD JAMESON
DISTILLERY
Number Twenty Nine is Dublins Georgian House
Museum. Visitors take a tour from the basement to
the attic, through rooms which have been furnished
with original artefacts as they would have been in
the years 1790 to 1820.
Join us for a guided tour through the resonant past of

Irelands leading selling whiskey - Jameson Irish
Whiskey. Learn about the art of Maturation, the Angels
Share, Triple Distillation and taste above all the smooth
taste of Jameson.
The tour starts in the kitchen area which would

have been a hive of activity when the house was
lived in. It continues into the spacious and
elegant dining room and the ornate front and
back drawing rooms on the first floor, the most
public rooms in the house, where all the finery the
occupants could afford was on show. Visitors then
proceed to the more modest private quarters and
conclude their tour in the attic of Number Twenty
Nine, once home to the governess and the children
of the family.
Open 7 days all year, Discover why Jameson is the

number 1 selling Irish whiskey in the world. Savour a
delicious lunch or Jameson cocktail. Browse the Gift
Shop for that exclusive Jameson gift idea.
Number Twenty Nine Lower Fitzwilliam St. was first

occupied in 1794, during a time of great change
and expansion in Irelands capital. The first
occupant was Mrs. Olivia Beatty, the widow of
a prominent Dublin wine merchant. Visiting the
exhibition gives young and old alike a chance to
experience what life was like for the fortunate who
lived in such elegant townhouses, and the less
fortunate who worked in them. The museum is
presented by Electricity Supply Board in partnership
with the National Museum of Ireland.
Experience the night with Jameson Barrelmans Feast,

April October, Thurs & Sat nights * subject to
availability. A unique evening of great craic, food and
music at the home of Jameson Irish Whiskey.
Please Note: Entry is by guided tour only. Dublin Pass
holders must queue for the next available tour.
Please arrive early to avoid disappointment. Due to
Alcohol Regulations, The Old Jameson Distillery cannot
serve alcohol before 12.30pm on Sundays. Last tour
is 5.15pm.
Personalised Gift Ideas: Only to be found in The Old
Jameson Distillery is the Jameson 12 year Old Distillery
Reserve, where you can place your name on the label!
DNUM001 Adult Gate Price 6.00 Child Gate Price; 12 and under: 0.00 over 12 3.00
with Dublin Pass

Bow Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7
+353 1 807 2355
ojd@jamesonwhiskey.com
www.jamesonwhiskey.com
@jamesondistillery
www.facebook.com/
jamesonwhiskey
Guided tours, gift/book shop,
restaurant, lift, disabled access,
toilets and baby changing facilities
available.
Mon-Sat: 9am-6pm (last tour:
5.30pm). Sun: 10am-6pm (last
tour: 5.30pm). Late tours in
Summer. Closed: Good Friday &
24-26 Dec.
Luas Red Line to Smithfield stop.
25, 25A, 25B, 66, 66A, 67, 67A,
68, 69, 79, 90. The Distillery is
within 3 minutes walk of public
bus stops.
Nearest public car park is on
Queen Street (2 minute walk).
Dublin Airport is just 14km
from the Old Jameson
Distillery. Dublin Ferry
Port lies 4km to the East.
Guided tours: Daily at 3pm on a first come basis.
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Entry with No
Further Payment
DOLD001 Adult Gate Price 15.00 Child Gate Price 8.00
47
RAINFOREST
ADVENTURE GOLF
Entry with No
Further Payment +
(first round of golf is free)

50% discount off second round + 10%
discount on Caf & Gift Shop purchases
Unit 6, Dundrum South,
Dundrum Town Centre,
Dublin 16
+353 1 296 4588
info@RainforestAdventureGolf.ie
www.rainforestadventuregolf.ie
ST. PATRICKS
CATHEDRAL
Just 10 mins from the city centre, Dublins newest
and most spectacular attraction is a mini-golf
Rainforest theme park adventure like youve never
experienced before.
St. Patricks Cathedral has contributed much to

Irish life throughout its long history (it was founded
in 1191). The writer and satirist Jonathan Swift was
Dean of St. Patricks from 1713-1745.
Enjoy hours of family fun for all ages on one of our

two indoor 18 Hole mini-golf courses each themed
after an ancient list civilisations Aztec and Mayan.
Handels Messiah received its first performance in

1742 sung by the combined choirs of St. Patricks
and Christ Church. Music has played an integral
part in the life of St. Patricks since its foundation
and it is the only Cathedral in these islands to sing
two services everyday.
Experience our amazing animatronic special effects

bringing the worlds of these two extraordinary
ancient civilisations to life while tingling to the
sounds of the Rainforest.
@RainforestGolf
www.facebook.com/
RainforestAdventureGolf
Parking, lift, caf, giftshop,
restaurant/bar, toilets, baby
changing.
Daily: 10am-11pm.
Last tee off: 10pm.
Luas Green Line to Balally and
only 5 minute walk to Dundrum
Town Centre.
14, 17, 44.
Keep your putting skills sharp while youre on

holidays and test your skill on our 19th Hole, you
could win a free adventure if you can defeat the
gods of the Jaguar Temple.
After youve made it through the jungle, enjoy your
reward in our Canopy Caf with fair-trade coffee and
Ben and Jerrys Ice Cream or browse our Rainforest
Alliance gifts.
Weekdays:
Matins: 9.00am-9.30am (school term time).
Evensong: 5.30pm-6.00pm.
Eucharist: 11.05am (Wed & Thur).
Discover a new type of entertainment for a

memorable day trip.
Saturdays:
Eucharist: 11.05am.
Theres no need to book, just turn up and play.
Sundays:
Eucharist: 8.30am.
Matins: 11.15am.
Evensong: 3.15pm.
Please Note: Children under 5 years play free with

an Adult Dublin Pass holder. Your Dublin Pass
entitles you to play one round of golf.
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Living Stones, the Cathedrals permanent

exhibition, celebrates St. Patricks place in the life
of the city, its history and its role at the dawn of the
third millennium. It emphasises that the Cathedral
is not a museum but a building embracing the past
to herald the future. The Cathedral is open daily for
visitors.
DRAI001 Adult Gate Price 9.00 Child Gate Price 8.00
DSAI001 Adult Gate Price 6.00 Child Gate Price 0.00
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
St. Patricks Close, Dublin 8
+353 1 453 9472
tours@stpatrickscathedral.ie
www.stpatrickscathedral.ie
@stpatrickscath
www.facebook.com/
stpatrickscathedral
Coach parking available in
St.Patricks Close. Wheelchair
access by arrangement, toilets,
shop, detailed walking guides of
the Cathedral in English, French
and German, introductory leaflets
in all the major languages.
Mar-Oct: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm,
Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 9am10.30am, 12.30pm-2.30pm &
4.30pm-6pm. Nov-Feb:
Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am10.30am & 12.30pm-2.30pm.
49, 54A, 56A, 77A & 151
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SKERRIES
MILLS
THE PARIS
SIGHTSEEING PASS
Entry with No
Further Payment
with Dublin Pass
Skerries, Co. Dublin
+353 1 849 5208
info@skerriesmills.ie
www.skerriesmills.org
@SkerriesMills
www.facebook.com/Skerriesmills
Tourist information desk, guided
tours, restricted disabled access,
parking, toilets, gift/book shop and
restaurant.
Apr-Sept: daily: 10am-5.30pm
(last tour: 4.30pm). Oct-Mar: daily
10am-4.30pm (last tour: 3.30pm).
Closed: 24-28 Dec & 31 Dec 2 Jan.
Skerries Mills is a unique experience to visit.

This award winning restoration of the Great 5 Sail
Windmill, Thatched 4 Sail Windmill and Watermill
is set in the town park at the centre of the beautiful
seaside town of Skerries. The history of the mills
can be traced to the early 16th century. All three
mills are in working order and demonstrate an
efficient and clean use of water and wind power and
are a rare survival of 17th, 18th and 19th century
industrial history. Guided tours last approximately
50 minutes during which time your guide will
show you the history of milling and Skerries Mills.
Try your hand at stone grinding flour; see the
water wheel in action turning the sieves, shakers,
blowers, etc. inside the mill. Go to the top of the 4
Sail Windmill and visit the 5 Sail Windmill taking
in the views of the town as well as the islands off
Skerries and the coast line as far as the Mourne
Mountains which are available from the site. After
your tour relax in the Watermill Caf where we have
speciality loose leaf teas, artisan coffee and home
baked scones daily. Then browse for that souvenir
or special gift in our craft shop.
Suburban Rail from Pearse Street,

Tara Street, Connolly or any
suburban Station.
Save time by skipping the lines!
33 from Lower Abbey Street, 33a

from Swords, 33X from St.
Stephens Green.
Exclusive offers in shops & restaurants!
Follow the sign posts from the M1

(free car parking).
50
Entrance to over 60 top attractions.

Plus inclusive metro travel!
www.parispass.com
DSKE001 Adult Gate Price 6.50 Child Gate Price 3.50
SPECIAL
OFFERS
PASS HOLDER BENEFITS

As well as receiving free admission to Dublins top attractions,
your Dublin Pass also entitles you to a variety of discounts and
added value offers at a selection of shops, restaurants and
service providers. The offers featured in this guidebook are
exclusively available to Dublin Pass holders. Please show your
Dublin Pass at the venue, one offer per Pass.
54-66
Retail & Leisure
67-75
Avantages proposs aux titulaires du Dublin Pass

Outre la gratuit de lentre certaines grandes attractions de Dublin, votre Dublin
Pass vous donne galement droit diverses remises et offres spciales proposes
par certains magasins, restaurants et services partenaires. Les offres signales dans
ce guide sont proposes en exclusivit aux titulaires du Dublin Pass .
Vorteile fr Inhaber des Dublin-Pass

Neben dem freien Zugang zu den interessantesten Sehenswrdigkeiten in
Dublin berechtigt Sie der Dublin-Pass zu einer Reihe von Preisnachlssen und
Sonderangeboten in ausgewhlten Lden, Restaurants und bei einigen Dienstleistern.
Die Angebote, die in dieser Broschre aufgefhrt sind, sind exklusiv fr Inhaber des
Dublin-Pass gltig.
Ventajas de la Tarjeta Turstica

Adems de la entrada libre a las principales atracciones de Dubln, la Tarjeta
Turstica tambin le da derecho a diversos descuentos y ofertas en una serie de
tiendas, restaurantes y proveedores de servicios seleccionados. Las ofertas que
aparecen en esta gua estn dirigidas exclusivamente a los abonados.
Vantaggi per i titolari del Pass

Oltre a garantire lingresso gratuito alle principali attrazioni di Dublino, il Dublin Pass le
d anche diritto a una serie di sconti e di offerte vantaggiose per i suoi acquisti presso
un certo numero di negozi, ristoranti e fornitori di servizi. Le offerte illustrate in questa
guida sono esclusivamente riservate ai detentori del Dublin Pass.
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SPECIAL
OFFERS
ABBEY
THEATRE
ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD & DRINK

Talking, drinking and eating are Dubliners favourite pastimes. And if you can do all three
at once, all the better! For a city of its size Dublin has a dazzling array of eateries, where
you will not only enjoy delicious meals, but also sample the Irish hospitality and humour.
You are also sure to experience the culture of Dublin with great opportunities to experience
some traditional Irish dance and music, classic and contemporary theatre and concerts
and Irelands only dedicated childrens arts and cultural centre.
Present your Dublin Pass and take advantage of the offers available with the following:
Abbey Theatre
55
Koh Restaurant
62
Captain Americas
57
63
58
Saba Restaurant
64
An Evening of Food, Folklore

& Fairies
59
TGI Fridays
65
60
Wagamama
66
Hard Rock Cafe
61
The Abbey Theatre is Irelands National Theatre.

It was founded by Nobel Laureate William Butler
Yeats and Lady Augusta Gregory in 1904 and has
played a vital and often controversial role in literary,
social and cultural life of Ireland. Renowned as a
writers theatre it has contributed to some of the
worlds greatest theatrical works from writers such
as JM Synge and Sean OCasey through to modern
day classics from Brian Friel, Tom Murphy, Frank
McGuiness, Hugh Leonard, Tom Mac Intyre, Marina
Carr and Sebastian Barry.
Special Offer:
Abbey stage tickets: 13-40
Peacock stage tickets: 13-25
Concession rates available Mon-Fri and Sat Matinee
to students, equity members, the unemployed and
senior citizens.
Concession tickets may be booked by phone but
must be paid for and collected in advance with
appropriate ID. Discounts are available to groups
of 10 or more.
10% DISCOUNT
on tickets (Mon-Fri,
subject to availability)
26/27 Lower Abbey Street,

Dublin 1
+353 1 878 7222
info@abbeytheatre.ie
www.abbeytheatre.ie
@AbbeyTheatre
www.facebook.com/
abbeytheatredublin
Guided tours, audio tours,
bar, toilets, disabled access.
Show start times:
Abbey: Mon-Sat: 7.30pm,
Sat Matinee: 2pm.
Peacock: Mon-Sat: 8pm,
Sat Matinee: 2.30pm.
Abbey Theatre Box Office:
Mon-Sat: 10.30am. Closed: Bank
Holidays, 25 Dec & Easter.
Tara Street and Connolly DART
Stations.
Luas Red Line to Abbey Street.
All main routes to city centre.
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CAPTAIN
AMERICAS
From our classic 100% pure Irish beef hamburgers
to mouth-watering flame grilled steaks, tasty
selection of salads and famous cocktails, there
really is something for everyone on the Captain
Americas menu.
FREE DESSERT
with every main meal
purchased
Each restaurant is home to its own collection of

memorabilia from both Irish and International stars,
collected over the years and hung in each venue to
create a unique and interesting dining atmosphere,
so make sure to have a look around when youre
in to visit!
44 Grafton Street, Dublin 2
Captain Americas first opened its doors in 1971,

right in the heart of Dublin City on Grafton Street.
Since then weve opened another two restaurants in
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and in Cork City
and have continued to serve delicious, American
style food at great value prices.
@CaptainAmericas
See www.captainamericas.com for more details.
+353 1 671 5266

dublin@captainamericas.com
www.captainamericas.com
www.facebook.com/
CaptainAmericas
Restaurant/bar, toilets,
baby changing.
Mon-Sat: 12pm noon-10pm.
Sun: 12pm noon-9.30pm.
Luas Green Line to
St. Stephens Green
All bus routes to
St. Stephens Green
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THE CHURCH
BAR, Restaurant
An Evening of
FOOD, FOLKLORE
& FAIRIES
& Visitor Attraction

10% DISCOUNT
on bar food from 12pm-8pm daily
Junction Mary Street & Jervis

Street, Dublin 1
+353 1 828 0102
reservations@thechurch.ie
www.thechurch.ie
@thechurch_ie
www.facebook.com/thechurch.ie
Parking, disabled access, lift,
guided tours, restaurant, bar,
gift shop, toilets. Caf, terrace,
Irish music & tours.
Mon-Sat: 11am - late.
Sun: 12pm - late. Closed:
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The beautifully restored former St. Marys Church

is one of Dublins most popular bar/restaurant
emporiums. Each year over 600,000 visitors come to
mingle with the local Dubliners to appreciate the
art, history, architecture and luxury of this
magnificent building.
Enjoy coffee, drinks, great Irish food and traditional
Irish music beneath the beautiful stained glass
window and the original Renatus Harris built organ
(once played by Handel) or visit the burial crypts in
the cellar to realise why The Church has established
itself as a must see for visitors to the city centre.
Voted Best Old Building by Dublin City Council in
2006 and more recently being referred to as Dublins
Most Beautiful Pub by the Evening Herald (Aug 08)
The Church is truly one of the worlds best bars.
Located 5 minutes walk from Temple Bar in Dublins
busiest shopping district The Church is ideal for food
and drinks in the bar or on the terrace.
In the evenings the Gallery Restaurant (open from
5pm) provides the perfect setting to relax for dinner
after the days sightseeing and shopping. Reservations
recommended for The Gallery restaurant.
Experience an enchanting evening of Irish folklore

and storytelling while enjoying a traditional Irish
candlelit dinner in Dublins oldest pub, The
Brazen Head.
As you relax between courses of a delicious Irish
meal, our renowned storytellers take you into a
world of the imagination with wonderful insights
andmagical tales about Irish life in times past.

Hear how Irish people lived off the land.

Explore their beliefs in the otherworld of
the fairies.
Listen to the magical stories they told as they
gathered around the fire at night.
Enjoy live traditional Irish music and ballads.
Let us take you back to the fascinating world of

Ireland long ago when the culture was one of the
mind, spirit, and the imagination and the where the
unseen world was never far away.
Magical, insightful, informative and thought
provoking a delightful journey into another world.
Elizabeth Adams, USA
10% DISCOUNT
on tickets
The Brazen Head, 20 Bridge

Street Lower, Dublin 8
+353 1 218 8555
Freephone 1800 251 052
(from any Irish landline)
johnny@irishfolktours.com
www.irishfolktours.com
Prices: 46 Adult.
42 Student/Senior.
29 Child.
Jan-Feb: Thur & Sat.
Mar-Dec: every night.
5 minutes walk from Luas Red
Line Four Courts stop.
We are a 5 minute walk from
Christ Church Cathedral.
This is one of the best evenings I have ever had

ofstorytelling. Its a feast, go and enjoy.
Richard Basch, Travel Writer
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GALLAGHERS
BOXTY HOUSE
FREE IRISH COFFEE
when you buy an A La Carte main

course (not available with other
special offers)
HARD
ROCK CAF
Gallaghers Boxty House is the true home of traditional
Irish food.
In the heart of Temple Bar since 1988, we pride
ourselves on using the best local produce to present
authentic traditional Irish cuisine.
20-21 Temple Bar, Dublin 2

+353 1 677 2762
info@boxtyhouse.ie
www.boxtyhouse.ie
@theboxtyhouse
www.facebook.com/
TheBoxtyHouse
Restaurant, toilets, baby
changing, disabled access.
Sun-Thur: 12pm noon-10.30pm.
Fri & Sat: 12pm noon-11pm
with later opening times in the
summer.
We are located in the heart of
Temple Bar so most Bus and Luas
routes will leave any visitor within
walking distance.
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Come along and sample the warmth and hospitality of

an Irish country kitchen and enjoy traditional fare such
as Boxtys, Irish stew and corned beef and cabbage.
We serve a wide range of 100% Irish beef steaks,
seafood and vegetarian dishes.
We always have great special offers available on our
website so be sure to check www.boxtyhouse.ie for
latest offers!
With musical starts ranging from U2 and Sinead

OConnor to Thin Lizzy, the city of Dublin fits into
the rock culture favoured by the Hard Rock Caf.
From fantastic memorabilia and cutting edge music
and videos, to fabulous drinks and great American
cuisine, the Hard Rock Caf Dublin has all that you
are looking for in a Hard Rock experience.
The menu has a fantastic array of American cuisine
from classic HRC chicken wings, mouth watering
steaks, fajitas and ribs. We guarantee the best
burger in town and our menu incorporates a wide
range of vegetarian options, not to mention our
delicious choice for children of all ages.
Been there, eaten there, bought the t-shirt?
Hard Rock merchandise store open 7 days.
FREE HALF PINT OF BEER OR SOFT

DRINK with a main course purchased
and/or a Hard Rock souvenir with a
retail purchase of 25 or more
12 Fleet Street, Temple Bar,

Dublin 2
+353 1 671 7777
info@hardrockcafe.ie
www.hardrock.com
Parking in Fleet Street car
park, toilets, disabled access,
baby changing, gift/book shop,
restaurant, bar.
Daily: 12pm-late.
Merchandise store: daily:
10am-late.
Pearse or Tara Street DART
Stations.
Luas Red Line to Jervis or Abbey
stops, Green Line to St. Stephens
Green.
All city centre buses stop close
to us.
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KOH
NATIONAL
CONCERT HALL
Restaurant and
Cocktail Lounge
Free Irish Coffee with every main
course ordered off the A La Carte
lunch or dinner menu. Available
SUNDAY-THURSDAY all year round.
6-7 Jervis Street, Millennium

Walkway, Dublin 1
+353 1 814 6777
enquiries@koh.ie
www.koh.ie
@KohRestaurant
KOH-Restaurant-CocktailLounge/21097065119
Disabled access, restaurant/bar,
Daily: 12pm-late.
Less than 50 metres from Jervis
Street Luas Stop (Red Line).
Located on the fashionable
Millennium walkway in the Italian
quarter.
KOH is situated in the heart of Dublin city centre

on the fashionable Millennium Walkway. Our
philosophy is to offer reasonably priced, quality,
original and traditional Asian dishes using as many
local ingredients as possible. A spacious outdoor
terrace for al fresco dining. A stylish cocktail lounge
where you can sip classic Martinis, Cosmos and
original creations by our award winning cocktail
barmen. An a la carte restaurant which prides itself
on modern Thai/Asian Food, complimented with
a wine list expertly chosen to match the delicate,
subtle Asian flavours.
The National Concert Hall, based in Dublins city

centre, is rated by performing artists as one of the
finest concert halls in Europe.
With weekly performances by the resident
orchestra, the RT National Symphony Orchestra,
as well as a range of performance covering
classical, opera, traditional, jazz, musical, dance
and popular music, the National Concert Hall is
a thriving venue catering for all musical tastes.
COMPLIMENTARY TOURIST PACK

with every two tickets purchased
by a Dublin Pass holder
Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2

+353 1 417 0000
info@nch.ie
www.nch.ie
Annually it promotes over 900 events a year and

attracts the most diverse audience of any Irish
venue. The facilities at the National Concert Hall
encompass state of the art staging, sound and
lighting equipment and the acoustics of the Main
Auditorium, which hosts a capacity of over 1,200
people, are highly rated by visiting artists.
The elegant surroundings and city centre location
together with superb facilities and a diverse
programme of events will ensure your visit to the
National Concert Hall will be a memorable one.
We look forward to welcoming you to the National
Concert Hall during your stay in Ireland.
@NCH_Music
www.facebook.com/
nationalconcerthall
Guided tours by arrangement,
restaurant, bar, gift/book shop,
toilets, disabled access, baby
changing, internet kiosks,
conference and private room
facilities available.
Box Office: Mon-Sat: 10am7pm. General opening hours
on concert evenings: Mon-Sat:
10am-11pm (open two hours
prior to concerts on Sundays &
Bank Holidays).
DART to Pearse Station.
Luas Green Line to Harcourt
Street stop.
14, 15, 15A, 15B, 44, 61, 140
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SABA
RESTAURANT
FREE DESSERT
or glass of Prosecco with each main
course purchased
TGI FRIDAYS
Saba is an award winning Thai and Vietnamese

eatery on Clarendon Street in Dublins city centre.
Saba, which means happy meeting place in
Thai, serves authentic cuisine at reasonable
prices in a setting described as colonial meets
contemporary.
26-28 Clarendon Street, Dublin 2

+353 1 679 2000
eat@sabadublin.com
www.sabadublin.com
@SabaDublin
www.facebook.com/
SabaRestaurant
Baby changing, toilets, disabled
access, restaurant, cocktail bar.
Daily: 12pm noon-late.
Tara Street or Connolly DART
Stations.
Green.
All main routes to city centre.
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Saba is renowned for our delicious food, fantastic

atmosphere and cocktails that will tantalise your
taste buds.
Sanook! (Enjoy!)

Winner of Best Cocktail Bar 2013

Winner of Best Customer Service 2013
Winner of Best Casual Dining in Ireland 2013
Winner of the Gourmand World Cookbook
of the Year 2013
Ulster Bank Business Achievers Award 2013
Best Dinner in Dublin 2014
The Lovin Dublin Food Awards
Best Cocktail Restaurant Bar in Ireland 2014
National Hospitality Awards
Best Cocktail Restaurant Bar 2014
Irish Craft Cocktail Awards
Goslings Swizzle Challenge 2014
Goslings Black Rum Competition
Monin Ultimate Cup Challenge 2014
Monin Cocktail Competition
Best Cocktail Bar in Ireland 2014
Irish Restaurant Awards
National Hot Cocktail Award 2014
Hospitality Expo
T.G.I. Fridays, THE American Restaurant & Bar,

offers a great dining experience with superb
food and drink, friendly service and a fantastic
party atmosphere.
The dcor, the food, the experience are all designed
to let you enjoy Fridays in a way only Americans
can do. Its menus and drinks are compiled with
fun and relaxation in mind: burgers, steaks, pastas,
our famous Jack Daniels grill range, mouthwatering
desserts and importantly, a massive range of
exotic cocktails!
T.G.I. Fridays trades as a bar as well as a restaurant
and is the perfect place to unwind for lunch or
dinner after a hard days shopping or sight seeing!
Other Restaurants:
Temple Bar, Dublin 2
T: +353 1 672 8975
E: templebar@fridays.ie
COMPLIMENTARY HALF PINT OF BEER

or soft drink with a main course
purchased. For younger guests a
FREE novelty toy with a main course
purchased from the set childrens menu
St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2
+353 1 478 1233
info@fridays.ie
www.fridays.ie
www.facebook.com/
TGIFridaysDublin
Baby changing, toilets, disabled
access, restaurant, cocktail bar.
All premises: daily: 12pm-late.
Dundrum Town Centre, Dundrum, Dublin 14

T: +353 1 298 7299
E: dundrum@fridays.ie
Luas: Green line to Balally stop
Blanchardstown Centre, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
T: +353 1 822 5990
E: blanch@fridays.ie
Bus: 39 from city centre
Airside, Swords, Co. Dublin
T: +353 1 840 8525
E: swords@fridays.ie
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WAGAMAMA
FREE DESSERT
with every main meal purchased
from main menu
South King Street, Dublin 2

+353 1 478 2152
Dublin@wagamama.ie
www.wagamama.ie
@wagamamaireland
www.facebook.com/
wagamamaireland
Restaurant/bar, toilets, baby
changing.
Daily: 12pm noon-10pm.
Near St. Stephens Green Luas
stop on the Green line.
SPECIAL
OFFERS
Here at wagamama its all about serving great
food at reasonable prices. Take your pick from our
famous chicken katsu curry, a warming ramen,
spicy firecracker, tasty gyoza or handy bento box, or
if youre not sure what to order, just ask your server
and theyll always be happy to help. All of our tasty,
100% pure fruit juices are freshly made to order
and are the perfect accompaniment to any meal.
Our Dublin city centre restaurant first opened
its doors in 1998, making it the first wagamama
franchise in the world. After several years, we
spread our wings to Cork city in 2005, Belfast in
2010 and back down to Dublins Blanchardstown.
Finally in July 2011, our fifth wagamama opened in
Dundrum Shopping Centre.
See www.wagamama.ie for more details.
RETAIL & LEISURE OFFERS

Dublin is a magnet for the fashion pack with some of the citys top stores all within a
stones throw of the Dublin Discover Ireland Centres on Suffolk Street and OConnell Street.
Youll also find the latest collections from young and established Irish designers as well as
the modern and eclectic styles in the vibrant Temple Bar area. And of course Dublin is the
best place in the world to see and buy traditional and contemporary collections of crystal,
crafts, linen and knitwear.
Present your Dublin Pass and take advantage of the offers available with the following:
Celtic Whiskey Shop
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Irish Food Trail
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Day Tour of Wicklow with

Activity Options
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Kildare Village Chic Outlet

Shopping
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Kilkenny Shop
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Tapas Trail
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Wagamama is located in the city

centre so many bus routes pass
close by.
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CELTIC
WHISKEY SHOP
FREE SPECIALIST
WHISKEY GLASS
when you spend 60 or more
27-28 Dawson Street, Dublin 2

+353 1 675 9744
ally@celticwhiskeyshop.com
www.celticwhiskeyshop.com
@Celticwhiskey
Mon-Weds, Fri & Sat:
10.30am-8pm. Thur: 10.30am9pm. Sun: 12.30pm-7pm.
Bank Holidays: 12.30pm-8pm.
DART to Pearse Street Station.
Green.
Located in the heart of the city
centre so many buses pass
close by.
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DAY TOUR OF
WICKLOW
with Activity Options
The Celtic Whiskey Shop divides into two halves
(with a connecting passage), with 27 Dawson Street
boasting the most comprehensive Whiskey range
(many rare & collectable) in Ireland with Irish,
Scotch & World Whiskies. The aim is to provide
a focus for an under appreciated yet integral part
of our heritage and to help educate the consumer
about the quality and diversity available.
Your tour starts from Dublin and brings you deep into
the beautiful Irish landscape of County Wicklow. From
this tour you can enjoy a Guided walk, Horse riding or
Cycle in the National Park. Activities are approximately
2 hours in length and suited to all abilities. If you are
not feeling too activate you can visit The Powerscourt
Gardens (discounted rate of 6.50 not covered
in cost).
It is our goal to continuously expand and evolve

our list so that as a Celtic Whiskey Shop customer,
you can be confident that we have Irelands largest
selection of whiskies from around the world.
After your chosen activity the tour continues on

through County Wicklow after lunch with plenty of
stops along the way.
We would also be Irelands specialist retailer for all

premium spirits from around the world. We have an
online shop and ship to most countries worldwide.
The second half of the shop at 28 Dawson Street
belongs to Wines on the Green with its eclectic
range of wines and champagnes.
FREE customer tastings all day every day
5 DISCOUNT
17 Dodder Lawn, Dodder Valley

Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24
+353 87 784 9599
info@hilltoptreks.ie
www.hilltoptreks.ie
The tour has been awarded a Certificate of Excellence

for 2014 from Trip Advisor.
@HilltopTreks
Highlights:
Full day tour of Wicklow including Glendalough
and the Powerscourt Gardens;
Guided walk, horse riding or cycling options with
great guides;
Leave 9.30am return approx. 5.30pm;
Visiting: Enniskerry, Powerscourt Gardens
(optional), Lough Tay, Sally Gap, Wicklow
Mountains National Park and Glendalough.
Film locations of P.S. I Love You, Leap Year
and Braveheart;
Pickup from Dublin City Centre. Leave 9.30am
return approx. 5.30pm.
Guided tours.
Tour only 25 (20 with offer)

Tour with walk 35 (30 with offer)
Horse riding or mountain biking with tour 75
(70 with offer).
www.facebook.com/Hilltoptrek
Mar-Oct: operates daily.

Pickup locations:
OConnell Street
Gresham Hotel: 9.20am
Suffolk Street Dublin Discover
Ireland Centre: 9.35am
Enniskerry, Co.Wicklow
Clock Tower: 10.35am.
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DUBLIN
DISCOVERED
BOAT TOURS
20% DISCOUNT
offer applies to ADULT and CHILD Pass
holders - it does not apply to other
discounted tickets (e.g. our family ticket)
The Boardwalk, Bachelors Walk,

Dublin 1
+353 1 473 0000
info@dublindiscovered.ie
www.dublindiscovered.ie
@dublindiscover
www.facebook.com/
dublindiscoveredboattrips
On street parking or city centre
multi storey, guided tours, disabled
access, 2 wheelchairs per cruise.
Mar-Nov: (Nov: Fri-Sun only):
sailings: 11.30am, 12.30pm,
2.15pm & 3.15pm. Apr-Oct: extra
sailing: 4.15pm. May- Sept: extra
sailing: 10.30am. Closed: Dec-Feb.
Please arrive 15 minutes ahead of
departure time.
DART Tara Street Station.
Luas Red Line to Jervis stop
from OConnell Street which is
served by many bus routes.
All buses to City Centre.
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DUBLIN LITERARY
PUB CRAWL
Dublin Discovered Boat Tours welcomes you to
the River Liffey for a journey through the heart
of Dublin. Passengers will get an insight into the
history of Dublin City and of the River Liffey in
particular, from the first arrival of the Vikings 1000
years ago, to the rapid development of the city
during the 18th and 19th Centuries to become
a major European capital and of the subsequent
decline and more recent redevelopment of
Dublins Docklands.
Our all-weather purpose built vessel, the Spirit of
Docklands, can accommodate up to 48 passengers,
and offers maximum comfort and safety to our
guests. Our vessel is wheelchair accessible and
is very suitable for young and old alike. Dublin
Discovered Boat tours will bring passengers on
a relaxed journey through history in air
conditioned comfort and safety and is an
experience not to be missed.
Passengers will learn the story behind the iconic
Hapenny Bridge as well as Gandons masterpiece
the majestic Custom House. Passengers will follow
the story of Dublins Royal and Grand Canals and
see where Oliver Cromwell landed in 1649 and hear
how Captain William Bligh surveyed Dublin Bay in
1800. Passengers will hear how much of present
day Dublin now sits on reclaimed land, including
Trinity College and the Spire in OConnell Street.
The fair city has more than 800 pubs to choose

from. Let us tell you the fascinating story of Dublins
gin palaces and writers. Join our team of actors for
this award-winning tour and follow in the footsteps
of Joyce, Beckett, Wilde, Brendan Behan and many
more. Youll hear renditions of prose, verse, drama
and song from Dublins literary hall of fame. With
four pubs, two actors, one quiz and some prizes,
this is a night packed with fun and entertainment.
Youll learn a lot too.
A great way to spend an evening, elevated by
poetry and pints.
Our souvenir book about the Great Pubs of
Dublin is available on the tour and in bookshops.
40% discount available for Dublin Pass holders
on the tour!
Please Note: Discount available to Dublin Pass
Holders when paying cash at the door. Not available
in conjunction with any other discounts/vouchers or
with credit card payments.
THE OBSERVER
An excellent and organised pub crawl. The actors
remind you that Dublins literature has always been
constructed out of great jokes.
THE LONDON TIMES
It combines street theatre with the craic that
makes Dublin pubs the liveliest in Europe and
successfully avoids the clichs that would otherwise
ruin an evening of high art and low life.
RANKED #4: THE SUNDAY TIMES Worlds 50 Best
Walks
25% OFF
adult price of 12 plus
40% off souvenir book
The Duke Pub, 9 Duke Street,

Dublin 2
+353 87 263 0270
info@dublinpubcrawl.com
www.dublinpubcrawl.com
@dublinpubcrawl
www.facebook.com/pages/dublinliterary-pub-crawl/40977598352
Apr-Oct: 7.30pm.
Nov-Mar: Thur-Sun: 7.30pm.
Closed: St. Patricks Day,
Good Friday, 22-27 Dec &
Arthurs Day.
Green.
Bus to Trinity College, the Duke
Pub is just off Grafton Street.
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IRISH FOOD
TRAIL
7.00 off
per ticket
(43 per person with Dublin Pass)
Dublin City Centre

+353 857747005
KILDARE VILLAGE
CHIC OUTLET
SHOPPING
Irish Food Trail brings you closer to the heart of
what it means to be Irish, this tour is steeped in our
rich Irish history and of course our present, where
Dublin is today!
You will hear some folklore stories, hear how
Dublin has become the great City it is, and most
importantly meet and dine with the local Irish
people who are as proud as we are of our heritage.
info@irishfoodtrail.ie
www.irishfoodtrail.ie
@Irishfoodtrail
www.facebook.com/
IrishFoodTrail
Guided tour, restaurant/bar.
Daily: afternoon trails
(2pm-5pm).
Sun-Thurs: evening trails
(6pm-9pm).
Meeting points arranged after
booking made, all meeting points
are city centre.
On Irish Food Trail you will visit 3 Irish traditional

Irish Pubs/Restaurants where will get to sample
and share some hearty, typical Irish cuisine, which
will be influenced by our sharing nature, and to be
enjoyed with a glass of wine or Irish beer in each
establishment (in some venues we have arranged
Irish Craft Beer tastings).
The Irish venues are all kept secret until you
arrive at their doorstep, so we will arrange a meeting
point the group will get to meet with their guide and
tour will depart from there!
For the ultimate shopping escape from the city,

take a trip to Kildare Village Outlet Shopping.
Less than 60 minutes from Dublin city centre,
Kildare Village is home to over 60 outlet boutiques,
offering previous seasons collections from
prestigious brands in fashion and homeware
at up to 60%off the recommended retail price,
seven days a week, all year round. Discover the
boutiques of 7 for All Mankind, Anya Hindmarch,
Brooks Brothers, Cath Kidson, DKNY, Furla,
Hackett, Jaeger, Juicy Couture, Karen Millen,
L.K. Bennett, Louise Kennedy, Molton Brown,
N.Peal, Superdry, Ted Baker, Wolford and many
more.
Getting to Kildare Village couldnt be easier.
The Kildare Village Shopping Express offers tourists
a direct, daily service to the Village from Dublin
city centre. There is also a regular train service
from Heuston Station to Kildare train Station.
A complimentary shuttle bus runs from Kildare
Station to Kildare Village. Travelling by car, find
Kildare Village just off the M7 motorway at exit 13,
signposted Nurney/Kildare Town.
Collect your VIP card entitling you to a further
10%* off purchases on the day of your visit when
you present the Dublin Pass at the Kildare Village
Tourist Information Centre.
* One VIP Day Card per Dublin Pass
10% VIP DISCOUNT CARD

one VIP day card per Dublin Pass
1B Nurney Road, Kildare Town,

Co Kildare
+353 (0) 45 534 915
kildarevillage@valueretail.com
www.kildarevillage.com
@KildareVillage
www.facebook.com/KildareVillage
Parking, disabled access,
restaurant/bar, gift/book shop,
toilets, baby changing, tourist
information, Wi-Fi, tax refund.
Mon-Wed: 10am-6pm. Thur-Fri:
10am-8pm. Sat, Sun & Bank
Holidays: 10am-7pm. Check
website for seasonal opening hours.
Heuston Station for the
35-minute journey to Kildare
Train Station. A complimentary
shuttle bus runs from Kildare
Station to Kildare Village. For
information on timetables and
fares: www.irishrail.ie
Kildare Village Shopping
Express: Operated by JJ
Kavanagh. Daily direct coach
service from Dublin Airport and
Georges Quay in Dublin. For
information on timetables and
fares: www.kildarevillage.com
Frequent service from Dublin.
M7 motorway to Exit 13.
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KILKENNY
SHOP
GIFT CARD VALUED AT 10%
off your in-store purchases plus FREE
dessert/glass of wine with every main
meal purchased
6/15 Nassau St, Dublin 2

opposite Trinity College
+353 1 677 7066
info@kilkennygroup.com
www.kilkennyshop.com
@kilkennyShop
www.facebook.com/
Kilkennypromotingirishdesign
Restaurant, gift/book shop, toilets,
baby changing, worldwide shipping,
tax free shopping.
Mon-Wed, Fri & Sat: 8.30am7pm. Thur: 8.30am-8pm. Sun &
Bank Holidays: 10am-6pm.
St. Patricks Day: 11am-6pm.
Luas Green Line St. Stephens
Green.
4, 7, 8, 11, 14, 63 to
Nassau St.
TAPAS
TRAIL
The Kilkenny Shop and Restaurant, located in
the heart of Dublins city centre on Nassau Street
(opposite Trinity College), is renowned for its fantastic
selection of gifts, fashion, crystal and souvenirs. Our
award winning caf/restaurant is located on the first
floor overlooking the magnificent grounds of Trinity
College, which makes it a must see for all visitors.
Fantastic shipping promotions available 29.95 ship
as much as you like. Tax free shopping for non EU
customers. Homemade lunch specials available daily.
Fantastic views over Trinity College.
Why a visit to The Kilkenny Shop is a must when
in Dublin.
Irelands premier gift store
Leader of contemporary fashions and accessories
Tax free shopping for non EU customers
Worldwide shipping at competitive rates
Largest Waterford Crystal selection in Dublin
Award winning restaurant
Service with a smile
Relaxing atmosphere
Gift card valued at 10% of purchases on
presentation of this booklet
Free dessert or glass of wine with every main meal
purchased
Tapas Trail is a brand new guided tour of Dublin City,

where each tour will visit 3 Tapas Restaurants and
get to sample some amazing Tapas while enjoying a
delicious glass of wine in each venue.
The tour is a relaxed fun way of seeing the city, some
well known spots in the city are discovered but we
also like to include some areas that our groups may
not know!
7.00 off
per ticket
(43 per person with Dublin Pass)
Dublin City Centre

+353 857747005
info@tapastrail.com
The tapas restaurants are all kept secret until you

arrive at their doorstep, so we will arrange a meeting
point the group will get to meet with their guide and
tour will depart from there!
The Tapas Trail guides are locals, and will give the tour
some knowledge of our history but also some up to
date cultural knowledge.
The tour is about discovering Dublin through delicious
food, meeting new people and getting to know the
restaurants and its staff!
www.tapastrail.com
@TapasTrail
www.facebook.com/
TapasTrailDublin
Guided tour, restaurant/bar.
Daily: afternoon trails
(2pm-5pm)
Sun-Thur: evening trails
(6pm-9pm).
Meeting points arranged after
booking made, all meeting points
are city centre.
For further information visit www.kilkennyshop.com
City Centre location.
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ACCOMMODATION
Dublin provides visitors with a wide range of
accommodation types, from hotels, guesthouses,
Irish homes and self-catering to campus,
specialist accommodation, caravan and camping
and hostels. For reservations call into one of our
Dublin Discover Ireland Centres or see
www.visitdublin.com.
POST OFFICES
Most post offices are open Monday to Friday
9am-5.30pm and some open on Saturdays from
9am-1pm. The General Post Office on OConnell
Street in the city centre is open Monday to Saturday
8.30am-6pm. Postal codes in Dublin are presented
as Dublin plus number for example Dublin 1,
Dublin 2. Odd numbers refer to areas north of the
Liffey and even ones to areas south of the Liffey.
They spread out numerically from the city centre.
USEFUL INFORMATION
CLIMATE
Dublins climate is mild and very changeable.
It is influenced by the Gulf Stream. Winter
temperatures average 4C-7C (39-44F) and
in summer between 16C-20C (60F-67F).
There are about eighteen hours of daylight daily
during July and August, only getting truly dark
after 10pm.
POPULATION
The population of Dublin City and County at the
last census (2011) was over 1.27 million.
LANGUAGE
English is the spoken language throughout
Ireland. Irish (or Gaelic) is the original native
language of Ireland. Place names and signage
are usually in both languages.
CURRENCY
The Euro is the only currency that is officially
recognised as legal tender in the Republic of
Ireland. Each Euro has 100 cent.
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TELEPHONE
The international code for Ireland is 00 353. The
local area code for Dublin is 01. In an emergency,
call 999 or 112. These numbers will alert the
appropriate service fire, police (Garda), lifeboat,
coastal, mountain and cave rescue services. The
numbers for local and national directory enquiries
are 11811 or 11850 and for international
enquiries 11818 or 11860. The Irish Tourist
Assistance Service is located in Dublin 2 and can
be contacted on 1890 365 700, www.itas.ie.
BANKS
In general, banks open Monday to Friday, 10am4pm, with late opening on Thursdays until 5pm.
All major credit cards are widely accepted. Foreign
exchange facilities are available in the Dublin
Discover Ireland Centre on Suffolk Street.
TIPPING
In restaurants a customary service charge
may be added to a bill. If a service charge
is included, tipping is not necessary, unless
the service received is exemplary. If a service
charge was not included, a normal tip is between
10%-15%. With other services from hairdressers
to taxi drivers, it is generally not necessary
to tip although staff will always appreciate
acknowledgment of service.
SMOKING
Dublin was Europes first smoke free capital city!
Since 29th March 2004 smoking is banned in all
enclosed places of work in Ireland. This includes
banks, office blocks, public buildings, pubs,
nightclubs, restaurants and cafs. The primary
purpose of the prohibition is to give protection to
workers and the public who are exposed to harmful
environmental tobacco smoke. Exceptions include
hotel, guesthouse and B&B bedrooms and private
accommodation. Most pubs and some restaurants
have installed or extended existing beer-gardens or
patios to cater for those who smoke.
BUSINESS HOURS
Most businesses are open Monday to Friday
9am-5.30pm. Most shops in Dublin are open
from 9am until 6pm Monday-Saturday and 12pm
until 6pm on Sundays. Shops stay open late on
Thursday evenings in the city centre and late on
Friday evenings in the suburbs.
INTERNET ACCESS
There are numerous cafs around Dublin that
offer access to the Internet. For information
about accommodation, car hire, attractions,
entertainment, activities, events, shopping
and much more see visitdublin.com and
dublinpass.com.
ELECTRICAL CURRENT
220/240 volts (50 cycles) is the standard
electrical current throughout Ireland. Plugs are
3-pin flat. Adapters are therefore required for
2-pin appliances.
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ACCESS & TRANSPORT

Dublin Discover Ireland Centres can be found at
Dublin Airport, Suffolk Street and OConnell Street
in Dublin city centre. Call into one of our offices
and let the experts guide you around Dublin.
For more information see www.visitdublin.com
BY AIR
Dublin Airport is located twelve kilometres north of
the city centre and is managed by the Dublin Airport
Authority. Transport options from the airport are
bus, taxi or car. There is no train connection from
the airport.
Airlink express services to and from Dublin Airport,
via the central bus station (Busras) and Connolly
and Heuston train stations.
Dublin Bus services local buses with a number
of stops serving the areas between Dublin Airport,
city centre and surrounding suburbs.
Aircoach an express luxury coach service serving
major hotels in the city centre and south Dublin.
*Enjoy a free transfer one way from the airport to
the city centre with The Dublin Pass.
Taxis available for hire only at the taxi rank
located outside the Arrivals Buildings. A new fare
structure known as the National Maximum Taxi
Fare came into operation in September 2006. The
structure of the fares consists of an initial charge;
a charge for further travel based on either distance
travelled or the time elapsed and calculated across
three graduated tariffs; a premium at certain
times and on certain days; extra charges where
applicable.
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BY SEA
There are two ferry terminals in Dublin; Dublin
Port and Dn Laoghaire. Dublin Port is close to the
city centre and is served by a bus running from
the central bus station (Busras). Dn Laoghaire
is south of the city, approximately twenty minutes
on the DART train from the city centre.
BUS
Dublin Bus operates the citys bus routes.
Depending on the location, buses run from
6.30am-11.30pm. A late service called Nitelink
operates after these hours on certain routes,
there is no service Sun to Thur, all routes operate
a Fri/Sat morning and a Sat/Sun morning service.
Dublin Bus operates an exact fare policy so it is
advisable to have correct change ready when
boarding the bus. Fares are dependent on
age and destination. For details on all routes,
timetables and special value tickets available,
enquire at any Dublin Discover Ireland Centre
or directly at Dublin Bus, 59 Upper OConnell
Street, Dublin 1 or www.dublinbus.ie. Bus ireann
is Irelands national bus company. It provides bus
services throughout the country with the exception
of Dublin City. The majority of buses depart Dublin
from the central bus station (Busras) on Store
Street in the city centre. For more information,
timetables and services see www.buseireann.ie.
TRAIN
Iarnrd ireann (Irish Rail) operates the
nationwide rail network. The DART (Dublin Area
Rapid Transit) is Dublins main train service and
stretches the full length of Dublin Bay, from
Malahide in North County Dublin to Greystones in
County Wicklow. Suburban Rail covers commuter
routes to and from Dublin and InterCity trains
service major cities and towns around the country.
Details on all routes, timetables and special value
tickets are available at www.irishrail.ie.
LUAS
The Dublin tram system is called the Luas. It is a
state of the art light rail transit system with high
capacity, high frequency and high speed services.
The Luas runs on two tramlines:
The Green Line connecting Brides
Glen to St. Stephens Green (journey
time approximately 40 minutes).
The Red Line connecting Tallaght and
Saggart to Connolly Train Station (journey times
approximately 46-50 minutes) and The Point
(journey time approximately 51-55 minutes).
The two lines do not connect.
Details on routes, timetables and tickets are
available at www.luas.ie.
TAXIS
Dublin taxis have no distinctive colour but are
easily identified by their official roof signs. Three
of the main taxi ranks in the city centre are located
on OConnell Street, College Green and at St.
Stephens Green. It is also possible to hail taxis on
the street and numerous private taxi companies

also operate throughout Dublin City and County.
CAR HIRE
There is a wide choice of Irish and international
car rental companies represented in Dublin.
Bookings can be made online before arrival at
visitdublin.com. Driving is on the left side of the
road; Ireland uses the metric system. Safety belts
must be worn at all times by front and back seat
passengers. Older road signs give distances in
miles but newer signs use kilometres. Speed limits
are as follows:
Motorways 120km/h
National roads (primary & secondary)
100km/h
Non-national roads (regional & local)
80km/h
Built-up areas 50km/h
DUBLIN BIKES
Dublinbikes is a self-service rental system open to
everyone from 14 years of age. With 44 stations and
550 dbs (bikes), it enables you to travel through the
city centre and enjoy Dublin city at your leisure.
Check out www.dublinbikes.ie for details.
Leap Card
A Leap Card is a reusable plastic smart card that can
be used instead of paper tickets to pay-as-you-go for
transport in Dublin on Dublin Bus, Luas, DART and
commuter rail services. For more information visit
www.leapcard.ie
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TERMS & CONDITIONS

Terms & Conditions of Use
Conditions gnrales dutilisation
Whilst the Publishers will have used all reasonable endeavours to

ensure that the information contained in this publication is accurate
at the time of going to press they shall not be liable for any loss,
expense, damage or other inconvenience caused in whole or part by
reliance upon such information and the user of the information does
so at his own risk. Opening times will fluctuate from time to time and
users of information in this publication are recommended to check
with the facility concerned prior to visiting it to ascertain the current
position. Whilst the publishers will make reasonable endeavours
to maintain the consistency of the product line-up, participating
attractions may be withdrawn from the product at any time, and
replaced with attractions of an equivalent value. The publishers will
not be responsible for any loss, damage, expense or inconvenience
connected with changes in the product line-up. You can find this
information online at: http://www.dublinpass.com/
Bien que les diteurs aient utilis tous les efforts raisonnables
pour assurer que les informations contenues dans ce document
sont exactes au moment de leur publication, ils ne sont en aucun
cas responsables de toute perte, dpense, dommages ou autres
dsagrments causs en totalit ou partie en rsultant et lutilisateur
de ces informations le fait ses propres risques. Les horaires
douverture pouvant tre modifis de temps autre, les utilisateurs de
ces informations sont invits les vrifier auprs de ltablissement
concern avant de sy rendre. Bien que les diteurs fassent tous
les efforts raisonnables pour maintenir la cohrence de la gamme
de produits, les attractions participantes pourraient tre retires du
produit tout moment, et tre remplaces par des attractions dune
valeur quivalente. Les diteurs ne seront en aucun cas responsables
de toute perte, dommage, dpense et/ou inconvnient lis la
modification de la gamme de produits. Vous pourriez trouver cette
information en ligne sur : http://www.dublinpass.com/
Opinions expressed in this publication are no more than fair

comment of the authors and are not the opinions of the Publishers.
The Dublin Pass entitles the holder to admission to Attractions upon
presentation of the Pass without further payment. Other offers and
discounts are also available to holders of the Dublin Pass. Admission
is subject to the Pass being valid and to there being sufficient value
remaining. All Attractions listed are contractually bound with the
Publishers to accept admission without further payment, subject to
their normal admission criteria. The Publisher will use all reasonable
endeavours to facilitate admission in accordance with the terms of
The Dublin Pass by holders to Attractions, however, the Publishers
shall not be responsible, or liable for any loss, damage, expense, or
inconvenience, if any Attraction, contrary to the terms of its contract
with them, unlawfully and with no good cause, refuses admission in
accordance with the terms of the Dublin Pass.
You have a right to know the outstanding value remaining on your
Pass. You may exercise your right by asking for your Pass to be
swiped at any attraction or by calling 020 7580 8060.
The Publishers have taken all reasonable care to ensure that only
properly run and reputable Attractions of good standing are within
The Dublin Pass scheme, however the Publishers shall not be liable
for any deficiencies of service, quality of merchandise or health
and safety at any particular attraction. All entry prices detailed in
this guide are correct at time of going to press, and are subject to
change at any time.
The Dublin Pass may only be used by the cards signatory. It is
non-refundable. No replacements or refunds can be offered for lost
or stolen cards. The Dublin Pass is not valid for return visits to any
facility on the same day.
The Dublin Pass provides you with entries to Attractions for 1 day,
or for consecutive days as purchased, up to the following full public
entry values: Adult 1 Day Pass 70, Child 1 Day Pass 40, Adult 2
Day Pass 120, Child 2 Day Pass 60, Adult 3 Day Pass 180, Child
3 Day Pass 80, Adult 6 Day Pass 220, Child 6 Day Pass 100.
Holders of The Dublin Pass recognise and accept that they visit any
facility voluntarily and entirely at their own risk. The Publishers are
not in any way responsible for site conditions or third party acts or
omissions at any facility.
Published by:
The Leisure Pass Ireland Ltd.
PO Box 2337
London W1A 5WE
e-mail: info@dublinpass.com
www.dublinpass.com
Copyright 2014 The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited. All copyrights in
this publication belong to the Publishers, The Leisure Pass Ireland
Limited, PO Box 2337 London, W1A 5WE.
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No reproductions of any part of this publication may be made unless

authorised by the Publishers in writing. The Publishers reserve all
property rights under statute and common law including the rights in
the name The Dublin Pass.
Les opinions exprimes dans cette publication ne sont pas plus que
des commentaires loyaux et honntes des auteurs et ne sont pas les
opinions des diteurs.
Le Dublin Pass donne droit, sur prsentation, une admission
aux Attractions sans paiement supplmentaire. Dautres offres
et rductions sont galement disponibles pour les dtenteurs du
Pass Dublin. Ladmission est subordonne la validit du Pass
Dublin ainsi quune valeur restante suffisante. Toutes les Attractions
numres se sont contractuellement engages avec les diteurs
accepter une admission sans paiement supplmentaire, sous
rserve de leurs critres normaux dadmission. Lditeur utilisera
tous les efforts raisonnables pour faciliter aux dtenteurs du
Dublin Pass, ladmission aux Attractions, en conformit avec les
conditions dutilisation, cependant, les diteurs nassument aucune
responsabilit de toute perte, dommage, dpense ou inconvnient,
le cas chant si une Attraction, contrairement aux termes de son
contrat avec les diteurs, illgalement et sans motif valable, refuse
une admission conforme avec les conditions dutilisation du Pass
Dublin.
Vous avez le droit de connatre la valeur restante sur votre Pass que
vous pouvez exercer en demandant ce quil soit scann toute
attraction ou en tlphonant au 020 7580 8060.
Les diteurs ont pris toutes les prcautions raisonnables pour
sassurer que seules les Attractions correctement gres et de bonne
rputation figurent au programme du Dublin Pass, cependant, ils
ne pourront en aucun cas tre tenus responsables des carences
de service, de la qualit de la marchandise ou de la sant et de la
scurit dune Attraction particulire. Tous les prix dentre noncs
dans ce guide sont exacts au moment de leur publication mais sont
susceptibles de changer tout moment.
Le Dublin Pass ne peut tre utilis que par le signataire de la carte.
Il est non-remboursable. Aucun remplacement ou remboursement
ne pourra tre offert pour une carte perdue ou vole. Le Dublin Pass
nest pas valable pour une deuxime visite de toute installation dans
la mme journe
Le Dublin Pass vous propose les entres suivantes aux Attractions,
un passe d1 journe ou un forfait pour plusieurs jours conscutifs
parmi lesquels vous pourriez choisir : 1 passe d1 journe pour adulte
: 70 , pour enfant : 40 , 1 forfait de deux jours pour adulte : 120
, pour enfant : 60 , 1 forfait de 3 jours pour adulte : 180 , pour
enfant : 80 , 1 forfait de 6 jours pour adulte : 220 , pour enfant :
100 . Les dtenteurs du Dublin Pass reconnaissent et acceptent
que toute visite de toute installation soit volontaire et sous leur entire
responsabilit. Les diteurs ne sont en aucune faon responsables
des conditions du site, des agissements de tiers ou des omissions
toute installation.
Publi par :
BP 2337
Londres W1A 5WE
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e-mail : info@dublinpass.com
www.dublinpass.com
Copyright 2014 The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited. Tous les droits
dauteur de cette publication appartiennent aux diteurs, The Leisure
Pass Ireland Ltd, BP 2337 Londres, W1A 5WE.
Aucune reproduction de toute partie de cette publication ne peut
tre faite sans lautorisation des diteurs par crit. Les diteurs se
rservent tous les droits de proprit tant en vertu du droit lgislatif
quen vertu du droit commun, y compris les droits au nom de The
Dublin Pass .
Allgemeine Nutzungsbedingungen
Whrend die Herausgeber angemessene Anstrengungen
unternehmen, um sicherzustellen, dass die in dieser Verffentlichung
enthaltenen Informationen zum Zeitpunkt des Drucks korrekt
sind, haften sie fr etwaige Verluste, Kosten, Schden oder andere
Unannehmlichkeiten im Ganzen oder teilweise im Vertrauen durch
solche Informationen nicht und der Nutzer der Information macht
dies auf eigenes Risiko. ffnungszeiten variieren von Zeit zu Zeit und
Nutzern von Informationen in dieser Publikation wird empfohlen,
um sich mit der entsprechenden Einrichtung vor dem Besuch
zu verstndigen, um die aktuelle Position zu ermitteln. Whrend
die Herausgeber angemessene Anstrengungen unternehmen,
um sicherzustellen, dass die Einheitlichkeit der Produktpalette
gewhrleistet wird, knnen teilnehmende Sehenswrdigkeiten
jederzeit vom Produkt zurckgezogen werden und mit
Sehenswrdigkeiten eines quivalenten Werts ersetzt werden. Die
Herausgeber werden nicht fr etwaige Verluste, Schden, Kosten
oder Unbequemlichkeit verantwortlich gemacht, die mit nderungen
in der Produktaufstellung verbunden sind. Sie knnen diese
Informationen online finden: http://www.dublinpass.com/
Meinungen, die in dieser Verffentlichung ausgedrckt werden, sind
nichts mehr als gerechtfertigte Bemerkung der Autoren und sind
nicht die Meinungen der Herausgeber.
The Dublin Pass berechtigt den Inhaber zum Eintritt in
Sehenswrdigkeiten bei Vorzeigen des Passes ohne weitere
Zuzahlung. Weitere Angebote und Preisangebote stehen den
Inhabern von The Dublin Passes ebenfalls zur Verfgung. Eintritt ist
abhngig von der Passgltigkeit und des ausreichenden Guthabens.
Alle aufgefhrten Sehenswrdigkeiten sind vertraglich an die
Herausgeber gebunden, um Eintritt ohne weitere Zuzahlung gem
ihrer normalen Eintrittskriterien zu gewhrleisten. Die Herausgeber
werden alle angemessenen Anstrengungen unternehmen, um
den Eintritt in Sehenswrdigkeiten in bereinstimmung mit
den Bedingungen von The Dublin Pass durch die Inhaber zu
ermglichen. Die Herausgeber sind aber nicht verantwortlich oder
haftbar fr Verluste, Schden, Kosten oder Unannehmlichkeiten,
wenn eine Sehenswrdigkeit den Eintritt entgegen den Bedingungen
von The Dublin Pass verweigert und damit rechtswidrig und ohne
guten Grund handelt gegen die vertraglichen Nutzungsbedingungen
handelt.
Sie haben ein Recht darauf, ber den noch verbleibenden Wert auf
Ihrem Pass informiert zu werden. Sie knnen in Ausbung ihres
Rechts darum bitten, dass der Pass bei jeder Sehenswrdigkeit
eingelesen wird, oder Sie rufen uns an unter 020 7580 8060.
Die Herausgeber haben die erforderliche Sorgfalt walten lassen,
um sicherzustellen, dass nur reibungslos laufende und namhafte
Sehenswrdigkeiten von gutem Ansehen in das System von The
Dublin Pass aufgenommen werden. Die Herausgeber haften aber
nicht fr Mngel der Dienstleistung, Qualitt der Ware, Gesundheit
und Sicherheit in einer der Sehenswrdigkeiten. Alle in dieser
Anleitung aufgefhrten Eintrittspreise werden vor dem Druck
kontrolliert und unterliegen jederzeit nderungen.
The Dublin Pass darf nur vom Unterzeichner der Karte benutzt
werden. Er ist nicht rckerstattungsfhig. Es kann kein Ersatz und
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keine Rckerstattung fr verloren gegangene oder gestohlene Karten

angeboten werden. The Dublin Pass ist nicht gltig fr wiederholte
Besuche einer Sehenswrdigkeit am selben Tag.
Tiene derecho a conocer el saldo restante de su Pase. Puede

ejercer su derecho pidiendo que su Pase sea insertado en el lector
magntico en cada atraccin o llamando al 020 7580 8060.
The Dublin Pass bietet Ihnen Eintritt in Sehenswrdigkeiten fr 1 Tag

oder je nach Kauf fr aufeinander folgende Tage, bis zum Wert der
folgenden ffentlichen Eintrittspreise: Erwachsenen-Pass 1 Tag 70 ,
Kinder-Pass 1 Tag 40 , Erwachsenen-Pass 2 Tage 120 , KinderPass 2 Tage 60 , Erwachsenen-Pass 3 Tage 180 , Kinder-Pass 3
Tage 80 , Erwachsenen-Pass 6 Tage 220 , Kinder-Pass 6 Tage 100
. Inhaber von The Dublin Pass erkennen an und akzeptieren, dass
sie jede Einrichtung freiwillig und auf eigene Gefahr besuchen. Die
Herausgeber sind in keiner Weise fr Website-Bestimmungen und
Handlungen oder Unterlassungen von Dritten in einer Einrichtung
verantwortlich.
Los editores han hecho todo lo posible para asegurar que solo
se incluyan en el plan del Dublin Pass atracciones dirigidas
adecuadamente, de buena reputacin y en regla. Sin embargo,
los editores no sern responsables de las deficiencias del servicio,
la calidad del producto o el buen estado o seguridad de cualquier
atraccin en particular. Todos los precios de entrada detallados en
esta gua son correctos en el momento de su impresin y estn
sometidos a cambios en cualquier momento.
Herausgegeben durch:
Postfach 2337
London W1A 5WE
E-Mail: info@dublinpass.com
www.dublinpass.com
Copyright 2014 The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited. Alle
Urheberrechte an dieser Verffentlichung liegen bei den
Herausgebern, The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited, Postfach 2337
London, W1A 5WE.
Es drfen keine Reproduktionen von Teilen dieser Verffentlichung
gemacht werden, es sei denn die Herausgeber haben dies schriftlich
autorisiert. Die Herausgeber behalten sich alle Eigentumsrechte unter
Satzung und brgerlichem Recht vor, einschlielich der Rechte am
Namen The Dublin Pass.
Trminos y condiciones de uso
A pesar de que los Editores habrn tomado todas las medidas
razonables para asegurar que la informacin contenida en esta
publicacin es precisa en el momento su publicacin, no sern
responsables de ninguna prdida, gasto, daos u otras molestias
causados en su totalidad o en parte por la confianza depositada en
tal informacin, y el usuario de esta lo hace bajo su propio riesgo.
Los horarios de apertura varan ocasionalmente, por lo que se
recomienda a los usuarios de la informacin de esta publicacin
que los comprueben con la instalacin pertinente antes de visitarla
para confirmar la situacin actual. Aunque los editores harn lo
posible para mantener la coherencia de la oferta de productos, las
atracciones participantes podran retirarse del producto en cualquier
momento y sustituirse por otras de valor equivalente. Los editores no
sern responsables de ninguna prdida, gasto, daos o molestias
con relacin a los cambios de la oferta de productos. Puede
encontrar esta informacin en lnea en: http://www.dublinpass.com/
Las opiniones expresadas en esta publicacin no son ms que
comentarios de buena fe y sin nimo de injuriar de los autores y no
son las opiniones de los editores.
El Dublin Pass otorga a su titular el derecho de admisin a las
atracciones mediante la presentacin del Pase sin pagos adicionales.
Otras ofertas y descuentos tambin estn disponibles para los
propietarios del Dublin Pass. La admisin est sometida a que el
Pase sea vlido y a que tenga suficiente saldo restante. Todas las
atracciones enumeradas mantienen un compromiso contractual con
los editores para aceptar la admisin sin pagos adicionales segn
sus los criterios de admisin generales. El editor har lo posible para
facilitar la admisin de acuerdo con los trminos del Dublin Pass
a los titulares a las atracciones. Sin embargo, los editores no sern
responsables legales ni de cualquier otra ndole de cualquier prdida,
daos, gastos o molestias si cualquier atraccin, contrariamente a
los trminos de su contrato con ellos, ilegalmente y sin una causa
legtima, rechaza la admisin de acuerdo con los trminos del
Dublin Pass.
El Dublin Pass solo puede ser utilizado por el signatario de la tarjeta.

No es reembolsable. No se ofrecen sustituciones ni reembolsos por
tarjetas perdidas o robadas. El Dublin Pass no es vlido para volver a
visitar ninguna instalacin el mismo da.
El Dublin Pass le proporciona entradas a las atracciones durante un
da, o bien durante das consecutivos segn lo comprado, hasta los
valores totales de entrada pblica siguientes: Pase de un da para
adultos 70 , Pase de 1 da para nios 40 , Pase de 2 das para
adultos 120 , Pase de 2 das para nios 60 , Pase de 3 das para
adultos 180 , Pase de 3 das para nios 80 , Pase de 6 das para
adultos 220 , Pase de 6 das para nios 100 . Los titulares del
Dublin Pass reconocen y aceptan que visitan cualquier instalacin
voluntariamente y totalmente bajo su propio riesgo. Los editores no
son responsables en modo alguno de las condiciones del lugar ni de
acciones u omisiones de terceros en cualquier instalacin.
Publicado por:
PO Box 2337
London W1A 5WE
Email: info@dublinpass.com
www.dublinpass.com
Copyright 2014 The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited. Todos los
derechos de propiedad intellectual de esta publicacin pertenecen
a los editores, The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited, PO Box 2337
London, W1A 5WE.
No podr reproducirse ninguna parte de esta publicacin a menos
que los editores lo autoricen por escrito. Los editores se reservan
todos los derechos de propiedad que surjan a partir de una ley y el
derecho consuetudinario, incluyendo los derechos del nombre The
Dublin Pass.
Termini e condizioni duso
Anche se leditore si impegna costantemente a fare ogni ragionevole
sforzo per garantire che le informazioni contenute in questa
pubblicazione siano precise al momento della stampa, lo stesso
non potr essere ritenuto responsabile per eventuali perdite, spese,
danni o altri inconvenienti causati in tutto o in parte dallaver fatto
affidamento su detti dati che lutente ha utilizzato a suo rischio e
pericolo. Gli orari di apertura delle varie attrazioni variano nel tempo,
perci, si raccomanda agli utenti, che si affidano alle informazioni
contenute in questa pubblicazione, di verificarne la validit presso
la struttura interessata prima di recarvisi, per accertare le condizioni
attuali daccesso. Anche se leditore si impegna costantemente
a fare ogni ragionevole sforzo per mantenere sempre aggiornato
il proprio prodotto, potrebbe accadere che una o pi attrazioni
vengano escluse in qualsiasi momento e sostituite con luoghi di
interesse di valore equivalente. Leditore non pu essere ritenuto
responsabile per alcuna perdita, danno, spesa o disagio connessi ad
eventuali modifiche apportate ai contenuti del prodotto. Le suddette
informazioni sono disponibili online su: http://www.dublinpass.com/
Le opinioni espresse in questa pubblicazione non sono altro che
semplici commenti degli autori e non rappresentano il pensiero
delleditore.
Il Dublin Pass d diritto allingresso alle attrazioni senza ulteriore

pagamento solo se lutente mostrer correttamente la propria carta
nei luoghi deputati. Lutente potr anche usufruire di altre offerte e
sconti riservati ai possessori del Dublin Pass. Laccesso soggetto
alla verifica della validit del Pass e della relativa disponibilit di
credito sufficiente. Tutte le attrazioni inserite nella guida hanno
stretto appositi accordi contrattuali con leditore, a fronte dei quali
sono obbligati ad accettare lingresso degli utenti senza alcun
ulteriore pagamento, in base ai normali criteri di ingresso che hanno
stabilito. Leditore si impegna costantemente a fare ogni ragionevole
sforzo per facilitare laccesso ai propri utenti, in conformit con i
termini del Dublin Pass e di quanto stabilito dai gestori delle varie
attrazioni. Tuttavia, leditore non potr essere ritenuto in alcun modo
responsabile per alcuna perdita, danno, spesa o disagio, nel caso
in cui unattrazione, diversamente da quanto stabilito dai termini del
relativo contratto, dovesse rifiutare, illegittimamente e senza buona
causa, lingresso ad un utente, in conformit ai termini che regolano
luso del Dublin Pass.
Lutente ha diritto di conoscere il valore del credito rimanente sul
proprio Dublin Pass. Lutente pu esercitare il suddetto diritto
richiedendo una lettura del Pass con lapposito dispositivo presente
presso ogni attrazione o chiamando il numero 020/7580 8060.
Leditore si impegna, con ogni ragionevole cura, ad assicurare che
vengano inserite nel programma del Dublin Pass solo attrazioni
rispettabili, correttamente gestite e di buona reputazione. Tuttavia,
leditore non potr essere ritenuto responsabile per eventuali carenze
nel servizio, nella qualit della merce o nelligiene e nella sicurezza
di qualsiasi attrazione. Tutti i prezzi di ingresso indicati nella presente
guida sono validi al momento della stampa e sono soggetti ad
eventuali modifiche in qualsiasi momento.
Il Dublin Pass pu essere utilizzato solo dallutente che ha firmato
la carta corrispondente. Il Pass non rimborsabile. Non verranno
concesse sostituzioni o rimborsi per biglietti smarriti o rubati. Il Dublin
Pass non valido per una seconda volta nello stesso giorno alle
strutture indicate.
Il Dublin Pass permette di accedere a diverse attrazioni per 1 o pi
giorni consecutivi, in base al pacchetto acquistato, il tutto per un
valore massimo possibile (rispetto al costo di un normale biglietto
dingresso al pubblico) di: 70 per il Pass per 1 giorno per adulti, 40
per il Pass per 1 giorno per bambini, 120 per il Pass per 2 giorni
per adulti, 60 per il Pass per 2 giorni per bambini, 180 per il Pass
per 3 giorni per adulti, 80 per il Pass per 3 giorni per bambini, 220
per il Pass per 6 giorni per adulti e 100 per il Pass per 6 giorni
per bambini. I titolari del Dublin Pass riconoscono e accettano di
voler visitare qualsiasi attrazione volontariamente ed interamente a
proprio rischio e pericolo. Leditore non pu essere in alcun modo
ritenuto responsabile per le condizioni dei vari siti, per atti di terzi
o per eventuali omissioni imputabili ai gestori di qualsiasi struttura
indicata nella guida.
Realizzato da:
PO Box 2337
London W1A 5WE
e-mail: info@dublinpass.com
www.dublinpass.com
Copyright 2014 The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited. Tutti i diritti
dautore relativi alla presente pubblicazione appartengono alleditore
(The Leisure Pass Ireland Limited, PO Box 2337 London, W1A 5WE).
vietato riprodurre qualsiasi parte della presente pubblicazione, se
non dietro apposita autorizzazione scritta da parte della casa editrice.
Gli editori si riservano tutti i diritti di propriet, ai sensi della legge
statutaria e del diritto consuetudinario, compresi eventuali diritti
collegati alla relativa denominazione (The Dublin Pass).
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36
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65
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61
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58
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50
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22
32
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CL
21
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Map
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EC
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Dundalk, Belfast, Fingal Co.
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AD
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CABRA
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MAP INDEX
Park NORT
H
ROAD
N3: Navan / Cavan
SMITHFIE
CABRA
BRAY
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Ireland Centre
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An Evening of Food, Folklore & Fairies

Gallaghers Boxty House

Hard Rock Caf

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National Concert Hall

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Celtic Whiskey Shop

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Irish Museum of Modern Art

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Kilmainham Gaol (Jail)

Little Museum of Dublin

Malahide Castle and Gardens

National Gallery of Ireland

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National Museum of Ireland Archaeology

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