Tourist Information Dublin
A guide to Dublin’s famous statues: Daniel O’Connell, Jim Larkin, James Joyce, Molly Malone, Phil Lynott, Oscar Wilde and Patrick Kavanagh, where to find them and the stories behind them.
A tongue-in-cheek but practical guide to O’Connell Street: crossing safely, the buses and the Luas, pickpockets, chuggers, and what’s worth stopping for.
How to find a great pint of Guinness in Dublin: what a perfect pour looks like, the warning signs of a bad pint, and the pubs locals rate.
Public toilets in Dublin are rare. Here’s where visitors can actually go: shopping centres, museums, stations, cafés and pubs, plus what not to do.
James Joyce in Dublin without reading Ulysses: who he was, what he wrote, the statue on North Earl Street, Bloomsday, the Joyce Tower at Sandycove and the sites worth seeing.
The proper Dublin pubs where locals drink: The Long Hall, Grogan’s, Mulligan’s, the Stag’s Head, Walsh’s, Kehoe’s and Toner’s, plus how to behave in an Irish pub.
The Spire on O’Connell Street explained: what it is, how tall it is, Nelson’s Pillar before it, the nicknames, and whether it’s worth stopping for.
Temple Bar explained: what it is, where the name comes from, whether it’s worth visiting, survival tips, and the proper pubs a few minutes’ walk away.