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Croke Park, fondly known as Croker, is the home of Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA),and it is the heart of Gaelic football, hurling and camogie.
And while it is synonymous with Irish sport, it also boasts incredible historical importance having witnessed Bloody Sunday during the War of Independence
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Established in 1592, Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s oldest university....with a few quirky secrets! Here's a few:
Superstitious students never walk under the Campanile as the tradition says that should the bell ring when they pass under it, they will fail their annual exams!
Students can demand a
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The Northside (Irish: Taobh Ó Thuaidh) is the part of Dublin city that lies to the north of the River Liffey.
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Growing up in Ireland, we all enjoyed a day in town for a bit of shopping and tea and an iced cake in the local cafe!
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Who doesn't love a day out in the beautiful Irish countryside? All that lovely fresh air gives your sandwiches an extra deliciousness!
Enjoy working on the farm and caring for the animals! It's great being close to nature in our wonderful countryside!
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Remember jumping onto the moving back of the bus? Queuing for the telephone box? The hum of the electric milk float at 6am?
Ah yes, those were the days!
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Everybody loves a day out at the seaside so why not head to beautiful Malahide village? Plenty of water sports here in the sheltered estuary! After that, Malahide has an abundance of restaurants to sate the appetite!
Or take in historical Newbridge House or
This colourful Dublin scene from O'Connell Street and The Ha'Penny Bridge, through Merchant's Arch onto Temple Bar where the locals and tourists alike mingle for a pint.
Then onto Trinity College & College Green for a spot of shopping on Grafton Street, before hopping onto the Luas at St. Stephen's
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Hop on the Dart or the 46A to Dun Laoghaire (watch out for the drunk on the bus!) and enjoy a day out in Dun Laoghaire from Seapoint to Sandycove & the Forty Foot.
Have a swim, walk the pier, coffee on the promenade or a
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Visit The Zoo, Áras an Uachtaráin (Home of the Irish President), The Pope's Cross & the Wellington Monument in the Phoenix Park, then cross the river Liffey to visit the Guinness Storehouse! Drop into the War Memorial Gardens,Kilmainham Gaol & the Royal Hospital Kilmainham -
