Dublin city guide
Intro to Dublin
Dublin is one of the European Union's huge success stories. Once a proud but poor city perched on the edge of Europe, today Dublin is bustling and booming. Construction continues to reconfigure the city and immigrants have arrived in unprecedented numbers.
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20 Tips for Finding the Perfect Dublin Hotel
Choosing a hotel can sometimes seem overwhelming. Here's our quick list of 20 considerations to keep in mind when picking the perfect hotel for your trip.
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Dublin Budget Tips
Dublin's not the bargain it once was, but stick with us and we'll help you keep things cheap in this city of pubs and literary history. We'll run through tourist information offices, museum entrance prices, the ins and outs of the Dublin Pass, and free sights. » read more
Dublin Car Rentals
Your loyal editors at EuroCheapo run through the pros and cons of renting a car in Dublin here. We'll sort through the hassles of driving in Dublin and also tell you what you can expect to pay for a three-day economy car rental. Read on, Cheapos.
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Dublin Day Trips
EuroCheapo contributor T.J. DiChristopher, a man who loves the Emerald Isle, provides three suggestions for daytrips from Dublin: Enniskerry, Newgrange, and Sligo. Follow his suggestions and explore the green, green countryside of this green, green island. » read more
Expect to Spend: Dublin
What can you expect to pay for hotels and meals in Dublin? Your friends at EuroCheapo suss it all out for you right here. We'll tell you what midrange hotels should cost and also let you know how much financial damage your dinner will do. » read more
Getting Around Dublin
Getting around Dublin is a snap with our guide to the city's trams, commuter trains, buses, and transporation passes. We'll also explain why taxis are an unexpectedly good value in a city that isn't inexpensive. Hop on, Cheapos, and buckle up!» read more
Getting Into Dublin
There are a plethora of options to get you between the airport and central Dublin. There's the public bus, the Airlink bus, and the Aircoach bus. Choices, people. We'll sort through your options here, and we'll also overview information for visitors arriving by train.
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Types of hotels in Dublin
What do those hotel stars mean? Is there a big difference between a 1- and 2-star hotel? Learn what to expect from Dublin's star system.
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Dublin feature stories
A Weekend in Dublin
Looking for a weekend itinerary for your trip to Dublin? We've got the perfect weekend all lined up, for a Friday arrival and Sunday night departure.
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Dublin City Guide Introduction
Dublin is one of the European Union's huge success stories. Once a proud but poor city perched on the edge of Europe, today Dublin is bustling and booming. Construction continues to reconfigure the city and immigrants have arrived in unprecedented numbers.
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Dublin Hotel Overview
Read EuroCheapo's take on the downright interesting Dublin hotel scene here. We'll overview the city's emergence as a hip city. Learn where in Dublin you can expect to locate budget-friendly guesthouses and what sort of hotel room you can safely expect to find for €100 a night. » read more
Reviewing Dublin
Read about Features Editor Alex's favorite Dublin hotels, his favorite part of working in Dublin, and what surprised him about the city on the Liffey during his most recent research trip there.» read more
When to visit Dublin
Is there a best season to visit Dublin? A time to avoid? Read our overview of what to expect when visiting Dublin any time of year.
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Dublin blog posts
- A Trio of Irish Airlines: Aer Lingus, Aer Arann and CityJet
- Minoan Air Aims High: New links to Edinburgh, Dublin, Vienna and Rome
- Dublin: Comedy clubs offering cheap laughs
- Dublin: 7 kid-friendly activities that are fun for the whole family
- Dublin: Arthur’s Day and the Guinness Storehouse
- Dublin: Tips for solo female travelers
- Free Museums in Dublin
- The Best Beaches Near Dublin
- Dublin: The “City of a Thousand Welcomes” program connects tourists and locals
- Dublin: 5 easy ways to save on dining






