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Dún Laoghaire : Things to see and do
Dún Laoghaire : Organise your stay
Dún Laoghaire :
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Dún Laoghaire Hotel tips
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Rochestown Lodge Hotel Replenish Day Spa from69 €
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Kingston Hotel from50 €
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Royal Marine from89.00 €
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Dún Laoghaire Leisure tips
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Tour of the Giant's Causeway and Antrim Coast
- 112.92 €
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Tour of the Wicklow Mountains, Valleys, and Lakes
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Travel guide Dún Laoghaire
Dún Laoghaire : The Michelin guide review
This town, which is Ireland's main port for ships arriving from Great Britain, is named after Laoghaire, the High King of Ireland in the 5C, who built a fort here. The growth of trade with England in the 18C transformed this small fishing village into a busy port. Development of the docks (100ha) was begun in 1817 following a design by John Rennie. The main construction, built from Dalkey stone, was completed in 1842.
Tourist attractions Dún Laoghaire : Things to see and do
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Chester Beatty Library
Dublin Castle Precinct, Duh Linn Garden, entrée par Dame Lane ou Ship Street IRL - Dublin
Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (1875-1968) established one of the most beautiful collections of Islamic and Far Eastern art in the world. A small part of it is permanently exhibited in a building on the edge of the gardens of Dublin Castle. It includes ..
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Old Library
College Street IRL - Dublin
This sober library (1712-1732) is by Thomas Burgh, chief engineer and surveyor general. The wonderful treasury includes some of the library’s most important works including the extraordinary Book of Kells , and illuminated manuscript on vellum (c 80..
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Russborough House
N81 IRL - Blessington
This magnificent Palladian mansion stands on gently sloping ground leading down to the waters of Poulaphouca Reservoir, which reflect the Wicklow Mountains lying beyon it. The lawned terraces behind the house are original. The short drive passes the ..
Hotels Dún Laoghaire
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Kingston Hotel
Adelaide Street IRL - Dun Laoghaire, Dublin
Overlooking Dublin Bay, this hotel offers rooms with private bathrooms in Dun Laoghaire’s town centre, just off the main street. Free parking is available and the harbour is just a 10-minute walk from the Kingston Hotel and provides ferry services to..
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Stillorgan Park Hotel
Stillorgan Road IRL - Stillorgan, Dublin D18
Prix Prices from : 63.20 EUR
On the edge of Dublin’s centre, this hotel features a luxurious spa, fitness facilities, and rooms with free Wi-Fi. It offers an AA Rosette restaurant, and University College Dublin is just 10 minutes’ drive away. The bright rooms at Stillorgan Park..
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Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel
Killiney Hill Road IRL - Dalkey, Dublin .
Prix Prices from : 79 EUR
The Fitzpatrick Castle Dublin Hotel overlooks Dublin Bay and is a 20-minute drive from Dublin. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, a pool and 2 award winning restaurants. The rooms at the Fitzpatrick Castle Dublin Hotel feature en suite bathrooms and s..
Leisure activities Dún Laoghaire
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Meander through Ireland's picturesque countryside through the Wicklow Mountains. On your way to Avoca, also known as Ballykissangel, you will explore Glendalough's striking landscape and historic monastery. Visit Avoca Handweavers, Ireland's oldest ..
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Journey by train to Belfast and by coach along the Antrim coast. Soak up spectacular seascapes from the Giant's Causeway all the way over to the Scottish shore. Arrive at Belfast after a relaxing two-hour train ride and join a tour that crosses vall..
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Tour the passage tombs of Newgrange and visit the Irish burial chamber predating the pyramids of Egypt. Relive history at the site of the Battle of the Boyne and stop at Monasterboice, home to some of the best examples of high crosses in Ireland. Th..
Restaurants Dún Laoghaire
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Cavistons
58-59 Glasthule Rd IRL - Dun Laoghaire
Simple, informal restaurant attached to the well-established seafood shop which specialises in finest piscine produce. Mermaid friezes and quality crustacean cuisine.
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Tribes
57a Glasthule Rd IRL - Dun Laoghaire
Personally run neighbourhood restaurant next to Cavistons. Smart, original interior harmonises seamlessly with creative modern European menus that evolve slowly over time.
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Located above Eagle House pub, this airy, modern, stylish restaurant shimmers with silky green wallpaper. Interesting, authentic dishes covering all regions of India.
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Split-level, bistro-style restaurant, in a Georgian city centre house with a striking pink door. Porcine-themed memorabilia features throughout. Well-priced, refined bistro cooking has French influences and relies on Irish produce. Attentive, persona..
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China Sichuan
The Forum, Ballymoss Rd. IRL - Sandyford D18
Established in 1979 and now run by the third generation of the family. Smart, modern interior matched by creative menus, where Irish produce is used in tasty Chinese-influenced dishes. Sichuan specialities pay homage to their heritage.
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Box Tree
Enniskerry Rd IRL - Stepaside D18
Smart bistro in a small village. Daily menus offer unfussy, classically based dishes with modern presentation. Staff are eager to please and the good value wine list is well thought out. Home-grown ingredients can be exchanged for dinner.
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Alexis Bar and Grill
17-18 Patricks St. IRL - Dún Laoghaire
Modern bistro towards the back of town, run by an experienced owner. Simply furnished interior with tightly packed tables and buzzy vibe; sunny courtyard to the rear. Unfussy, value for money menus change daily and reflect the seasons.
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Popular brasserie with buzzy atmosphere; its long, narrow room dominated by an open-plan kitchen. Front café-cum-bar - complete with cake and pastry counter - for light snacks. Neat, flavoursome modern European cooking from good value, daily changing..
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Jaipur
21 Castle St IRL - Dalkey
Central location and smart, lively, brightly coloured, modern décor. Well-spaced, linen-clad tables. Warm, friendly ambience. Contemporary Indian dishes.
