Boasting its rich literary heritage, Dublin is the home of the renowned Writers Museum. The Dublin Writers Museum, located on Parnell Square North

Dublin, is based in a large and restored eighteenth Georgian mansion. The idea of having a dedicated museum for writers was to encourage attention to Irish literature and was originally suggested by Maurice Gorham, a journalist and broadcaster, who was working as the Director of Radio Eireann at the time.

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The key to a successful stay in Dublin is securing quality holiday accommodation. This will most certainly be a hotel of some type, but if you’re working to a tight budget youth hostels are always available. And just remember after all those pints of Guinness, you’re probably going to want a comfy bed.

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In Dublin you can sample some of the finest cuisine in Britain. Often your holiday accommodation, a hotel, will have some kind of restaurant, but it’s most certainly the family owned pubs etc that serve up the finest meal.

Residents of Dublin are some what confused as to why people would want to trek round the typical tourist attractions in other Capital cities when you could spend a long leisurely afternoon sampling the world famous Irish bitter in a city pub.

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Eyewitness Guide Book to Ireland

Nobody should go to Ireland without a copy of the Eyewitness Guide Book to Ireland. After comparing numerous Ireland travel guides, this one quickly rose to the top of our favorites.

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Ireland is indeed a country full of wonders, and if you combine the whole island as one, ignoring the political divide, it is overflowing with historical buildings, beautiful views, friendly people, and some of the most challenging golf courses in Europe.

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