Explore the transformation of Dublin's Temple Bar, a model for urban regeneration in architecture and vibrant cultural spaces ...

As a local, I know there are lots of ways to experience Dublin like a local, from venturing off Grafton Street to taking a day trip to the beach.

48 hours in Dublin can get messy at the best of times — the home of Guinness, whiskey, and the world’s best pubs (sorry ...

From the city's best pubs to show-stopping seafood - Do as the Irish do: grab a pint at Toner’s, get the Bad Sisters experience in Howth and sing along to Irish folk at O’Donoghues. Maddy Mussen had y ...

For a taste of historic Dublin, wander south from Temple Bar to find Dublin's Old City. The area is home to some of Dublin's oldest structures, including two remaining segments of the Medieval ...

Natural History Museum and Dublin Zoo. Located in the main tourist area of Temple Bar, the World of Illusion is a safe bet for bad weather days - of which there are notoriously many in this ...

Temple Bar is the famous clubbing and drinking district directly in the heart of Dublin, close to O'Connell Bridge. Here you can find numerous pubs and clubs, and streets are crowded with tourists and ...

The Temple Bar area on the south bank of the River Liffey holds the dual distinction of being one of Dublin's busiest nightlife hubs for tourists and locals alike and one of the city's precious ...

It's something we have thought long and hard about, obviously it's painted red which isn't what you stereotypically associate with Ireland, but the Temple Bar in Dublin, which is probably the most ...

Often compared to Bourbon Street in New Orleans, this neighborhood is Dublin's famous party hub. During the day, this district thrives on artistic vision, featuring numerous independent galleries ...