Drinking a pint of Guinness!

Yes, we all know that Guinness is a popular drink that is available and consumed in most countries today, but what better place to sample some black in her hometown! Better yet, why not visit the Guinness Storehouse and learn first hand about the brewing process and history of this wonderful drink! Celebrating 250 years in the making this year the best way to mark the occasion!

Attend an All Ireland Final

If you are lucky enough to get their hands on a football or All Ireland Hurling Final tickets, which are regarded as "gold dust", then you are assured of a fantastic day of memories you cherish forever. Irish people live and breathe GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) and all things GAA. Each September athletes competing for the honor of "All-Ireland Champions. This is without doubt the highlight of the Irish sporting calendar each year and is held in Dublin Croke Park Stadium.

Visit the Book of Kells

The Book of Kells is an amazing Latin manuscript which is very unique and can be found in Trinity College Dublin. The Book of Kells, an illustrated manuscript which contains four Gospels of the New Testament, and also includes text and tables. The Book of Kells is widely regarded as one of the finest Irish national treasure and attracts millions of visitors each year. During a visit to Dublin for The Book of Kells is a must.

Explore the streets of Dublin

Take a stroll through the main thoroughfare in Dublin in O'Connell Street, the famous shopping area of Grafton Street and the vibrant cultural quarter of Temple Bar. Take in the sights and sounds of this wonderful city, meet the locals, do you take a good deal in the many colorful shops, let the music guide you through rollers Dublin, where you will find many sessions of authentic traditional music , and treat yourself to the temptation of many restaurants and cafes that call Dublin their home.

Aviva Stadium

Attending a football match in Ireland, the new and impressive Aviva Stadium.

Visit the Valentine's Day!

Visit the final resting place for Saint Valentine himself, the patron saint of love and love the original! If you want to express your feelings to a loved what better than to spin out of the Carmelite Church in Aungier Street. Here you will find a magnificent shrine dedicated to Valentine, with an altar consisting of a life-size statue and a wooden casket containing his ashes. It is also a beautiful and popular place to propose to your loved one.
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