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A literary pilgrimage through the streets of Dublin

Ireland Dublin Grand Canal Patrick Kavanagh

Walk through Ireland’s capital in the footsteps of its novelists, poets and playwrights -- beyond its most-loved son, James Joyce.
Read more… 07 September 2012

Dublin as a city of words

Dublin, Ireland, Baggot Street Bridge, Grand Canal, Patrick Kavanagh

Dublin’s rich literary history is best seen through the places that inspired some of its most influential wordsmiths.
07 September 2012

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Europe’s largest capital park

Dublin's Phoenix Park

Dublin’s Phoenix Park, the largest enclosed park within any European capital city, has a surprising history.
Read more… 16 March 2012

Haunted Dublin

The Brazen Head, Dublin

Sightings and stories of apparitions abound in this ancient city steeped in myths and legends.
Read more… 14 March 2012

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