We visit dublin on a regular basis because my wife is from the center "North side and proud of it" to visit relations. 1. When visiting we travel by Ryanair from either Gatwick or Bournemouth. Gatwick is the most easily reached for rail travelers. Planes dont land in Bournemouth in fog, so think about the time of year travelled. 2. You can change you money at the airport in Dublin. 3. Turn left at doors to the airport you will find the buses for the center. There is a fast bus or a slow bus, stops at every stop. There is a big differance in price. 4. We stay at Abraham house, and take a room for ourselves. The bus stop directly outside. Book well in advance. 5. We eat at a restaurant in Talbot Street I think it is called 69 Talbot Street, but it is upstairs and is Italianish. But the most overwelming best place to eat, and I always go there when I visit Dublin is Escape in Bray , 1 Albert Ave,. The Dart railway will take you there. It is veggie, cheap and great. 6. Temple Bar, This is NOT Dublin as my wife knows it and is frequented by tourists. Moore Street area is better for Dublin life. 7. Places to visit- natural history museum, art gallery, Guiness brewery, Grafton st, mountjoy prison, Slatteries pub, post Office, Joyces museum, Phoenix Park not the Zoo, OConnell street, St Stephens Green, Trinity College (book of Kells). 8. Enjoy yourselves and dont let us down.
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Nov 11th, 2000
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