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Explore Dublin
Explore the places that inspired Dublin's literary greats - Swift, Yeats, Beckett and Joyce
Enjoy the art then relax on the Zen rooftop terrace at the Chester Beatty Library
Shout yourself hoarse at a game of hurling or Gaelic football
North side? South side? You decide over a drink (or two) on each side of the Liffey
In This Guide:
One Dublin-resident author, over 500 hours of research, and over 300 shopping, eating and drinking recommendations
Full-color coverage of Dublin's highlights
Insights into city life, from a local fashion designer's shopping tips to a food critic's top restaurant picks.
Explore the places that inspired Dublin's literary greats - Swift, Yeats, Beckett and Joyce
Enjoy the art then relax on the Zen rooftop terrace at the Chester Beatty Library
Shout yourself hoarse at a game of hurling or Gaelic football
North side? South side? You decide over a drink (or two) on each side of the Liffey
In This Guide:
One Dublin-resident author, over 500 hours of research, and over 300 shopping, eating and drinking recommendations
Full-color coverage of Dublin's highlights
Insights into city life, from a local fashion designer's shopping tips to a food critic's top restaurant picks.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
We found the LP guide to Dublin to be as accurate and informative as all the others we've used.
Information is presented in a very easy to follow format. Recommendations are to be relied upon. We tried a Lebanese restaurant in the book and had a truly delicious meal. We booked a lodge on LP recommendation and it was exactly as described in the book. We did a walking tour in the book and it was brilliant.
I don't think I could actually do a sightseeing holiday now without LP as a companion. I'd feel lost without one.
Information is presented in a very easy to follow format. Recommendations are to be relied upon. We tried a Lebanese restaurant in the book and had a truly delicious meal. We booked a lodge on LP recommendation and it was exactly as described in the book. We did a walking tour in the book and it was brilliant.
I don't think I could actually do a sightseeing holiday now without LP as a companion. I'd feel lost without one.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book as it was the amazon best seller guide for Dublin.
We [4 blokes on a mid-life crisis long weekend] visited Dublin Easter 2007, and found the guide to be of little use, it seems to be a diary (but without dates) of the author's time spent in Dublin. They have attempted to provide a guide to visiting Dublin, but if you want to find information quickly this is not the book for you (for instance Leopardstown racetrack there are two entries in the book, but only one is indexed, the other we stumbled upon looking for something else.)
One of my companions had the eyewitness Dublin guide, we found that was better presented and easier to find information quickly, I recommend you look at that for comparison before making your buying decision.
We [4 blokes on a mid-life crisis long weekend] visited Dublin Easter 2007, and found the guide to be of little use, it seems to be a diary (but without dates) of the author's time spent in Dublin. They have attempted to provide a guide to visiting Dublin, but if you want to find information quickly this is not the book for you (for instance Leopardstown racetrack there are two entries in the book, but only one is indexed, the other we stumbled upon looking for something else.)
One of my companions had the eyewitness Dublin guide, we found that was better presented and easier to find information quickly, I recommend you look at that for comparison before making your buying decision.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a very good guide, as usual for lonley Planet.
Price guides and resterant reviews are spot on.
We also discovered lots of unknown territry due to this great book.
Price guides and resterant reviews are spot on.
We also discovered lots of unknown territry due to this great book.
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Dublin - Lonely Planet Guide
This book is packed full with information, but to be honest we found it a rather confusing book to use. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Mrs Anita Darashah-Borman
A 'must-buy' if you're heading to Dublin
This book is excellent for a brief guide to attractions in dublin. If it wasn't for this book, I'd never have discovered the excellent pubs and restaurants that I visited in... Read more
Published on 24 Mar 2006 by Laura Whitefield
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