Thanks to falling rents and tightened purse strings, a wave of well-travelled restaurateurs are infusing the city with smaller, more affordable establishments.
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25 April 2012
A small but growing number of hardcore surfers are seeking out cold water surf destinations, where wind chill and primordial surrounds take the sport to a new level.
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19 April 2012
The Passport blog
Dublin’s Phoenix Park, the largest enclosed park within any European capital city, has a surprising history.
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16 March 2012
As the country urbanizes, many fear that the idyllic Emerald Isle will disappear. Tour a few of the towns and historical sites that keep Ireland’s heritage alive.
16 March 2012
Collapsing rents and surplus commercial space have enticed many Irish designers to open galleries and boutiques in the emerging “Creative Quarter”.
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16 March 2012
Marauding Norsemen from Scandinavia first came to this area on seasonal plundering voyages around the early 9th Century, and Viking remains continue to be discovered in the city today.
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15 March 2012
Sightings and stories of apparitions abound in this ancient city steeped in myths and legends.
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14 March 2012
The rolling hills around the Irish capital are endowed with an array of easily accessible side trips, from charming coastal villages to breathtaking mountain scenery.
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13 March 2012
Dubliners reveal their favourite places for a proper pint, traditional music and good craic.
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12 March 2012