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๐ฎ๐ช Dublin Travel Guide ๐ฎ๐ช | What You NEED To Know Before You Go!
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Take the train out to Sandycove (beautiful journey along the strand) and visit the Martello tower and James Joyce museum – great view from the top. Then go to Fitz's pub on the way back to the station – one of the best pints of the black stuff in Dublin.
Amazing travel guide
Dublin is wonderful
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Very informative! I especially loved the map. : ) Thank you!
7:47 What does this guy mean when saying Dublin is "still pricier than the rest of the UK" ?
Is Paris pricier than the rest of Germany, Tokyo pricier than the rest of China, Mexico City pricier than the rest of the USA ?
To all those who plan on travelling to Dublin, don't drink in Temple Bar or just one at the most. You're going to be ripped off beyond belief.
Walk through it, have a look in but head to bars elsewhere
Excellent guide, I would add (as a Dub) that Temple bar is a tourist only zone. The locals drink elsewhere and prices reflect that.
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Don't forget to visit Fun Place beside the Gaiety Theatre! You can try on costumes, wigs, masks, whatever you like! You can take photos and have the craic in there and make it an enjoyable experience, even if you don't buy anything!
the poor still live on the north side and the rich still live on the south.. been living here for 16 years everything else about this guide is absolutely accurate.
Your videos are great and made with excellence. I have been once to Dublin and loved it despite the rain.
Temple bar is a total RIP off. Nearly 2 x the price of elsewhere. 6.50 a pint minimum. Around the corner 5.0. Out of Dublin 4.50
Hello..In June I will visit Ireland for the first time, I would like to know of a central area to stay where I will be close to fine dining, cafes, bars, and transportation. Thank you
I live an hour away from Dublin and didnโt no Half of this existed๐
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9LAvzceJhI
Dublin travel guide:
1. Get on a bus out of Dublin
2. Enjoy the rest of your stay
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I've been here 4 times around Dublin, also in Wicklow Mountains, Greystones and Bray, amazing places!!
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You say near the end of you video that Dublin is still pricier than the {REST} of the UK!!!!!!Dublin is NOT in the UK in the first place you
English idiot!!!
Anyhoo…do NOT go near the Temple Bar area!!!!Most expensive pints and food here. I'm from Dublin!Temple Bar is a tourist trap and most Dubliners don't go near the place.Plenty of other areas that are better and a lot cheaper such as the South William Street area near Grafton Street to name but one.
Nice video just subbed how come you filmed this in 2016 but uploaded now?
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first comment loved your video bro