Hotels In Dublin Ireland
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Dublin Travel Guide
Dublin is Ireland’s capital, which finds a place for itself amongst the rich countries of Europe. It is located on the east coast of the country and encompasses the River Liffey merging into the Dublin Bay. Apart from being the largest city in the country, Dublin is also the centre of the country’s financial resources. The currency is the Euro (€). The Euro came into operation in January 2002. English is the spoken language in Ireland. Irish, or Read More... -
Irish Literature, Music And Beer
So, imagine you arrived in Dublin. You won’t have problems with accommodation: luxury hotels, cosy guesthouses with an individual approach, hostels… One of the city’s most prestigious hotels is Conrad International Dublin. Other five-star hotels are: The Shelbourne where William Thackeray liked to spend his time, Berkeley Court and Clarence. Don’t forget to book rooms in advance since there are lots of cultural events held here which make the cit Read More... -
Dublin Airport: Past
Situated just north of Dublin City, Dublin Airport (Aerfort Bhaile Atha Cliath in Irish) was built on the site of an old royal Air Force base at Collinstown. After the Irish Free State was established, Baldonnel Aerodrome was the airport of choice. It was used by Iona National Airways (1931) and Aer Lingus (1935) before transferring to the Collinstown site in 1940. Today Baldonnel Aerodrome is home to the Irish Army’s Air Force division. Constru Read More...
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