Dublin travel guides & articles

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Walking Grafton Street in September, Dublin's Busiest Half-Mile

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Walking Grafton Street in September, Dublin's Busiest Half-Mile

Dublin's pedestrianised shopping street changes cast every hour under a permit rule, so here is what to see, where to sit and the windows worth walking it in during September 2026.

Follow Joyce, Behan and Kavanagh Through Dublin's Pubs

Follow Joyce, Behan and Kavanagh Through Dublin's Pubs

Twelve pubs where Ulysses, the Behan legend and Kavanagh's afternoons actually happened, mapped into one honest crawl for 2026.

The Dock Workers Who Gave Dublin Its Football Clubs

The Dock Workers Who Gave Dublin Its Football Clubs

Dockworkers from Ringsend founded the football clubs that still shape Dublin's League of Ireland scene, and their grounds, museums, and walking routes are all open in 2026.

The Boyne Valley's ancient passage tombs and the winter solstice alignment

The Boyne Valley's ancient passage tombs and the winter solstice alignment

A working guide to the Boyne Valley's passage tombs -- which ones you can walk into, which are lottery-only or off-limits, and how to time a visit around Newgrange's 2026 winter solstice alignment from Dublin.

Where Dublin Meets the Sea: The Cliff Walks, Harbours and Fish Shacks an Hour from the City

Where Dublin Meets the Sea: The Cliff Walks, Harbours and Fish Shacks an Hour from the City

Dublin is a port that spent centuries facing inland — but a single green DART train delivers you to cliffs, working harbours and fish fried metres from where it was landed.

Dublin's Parliament, Living Room and Confessional: The Real Pubs Behind the Pint

Dublin's Parliament, Living Room and Confessional: The Real Pubs Behind the Pint

From sacrosanct session tables to grocer's snugs and a rooftop rite of passage - where a Dubliner actually drinks, and how to do it right in 2026.