Skip touristy Dublin and head for this lively Irish Medieval city where you'll find rich history, a stunning castle, year-round festivals, and fantastic food.

The Irish mark St. Patrick’s Day with an annual parade in Dublin, Ireland on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. Hundreds of thousands ...

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The city of Dublin is gearing up for its annual St. Patrick's Day Celebration where residents and the greater public can take part in a carnival, gala and parade that aim to honor everything Irish all ...

There’s always something going on in Dublin. This is a city where new restaurants and bars seem to pop up every week, alongside the old favourites that have been welcoming patrons for years (centuries ...

Like any millennium-old city, Dublin rewards those who know where—and how—to look. Ireland’s capital has been immortalized in literature, both classic (James Joyce) and contemporary (Sally Rooney), ...

A guide to Dublin, from literary classics to coastal trails From Temple Bar to the Book of Kells, the Irish capital has its fair share of iconic attractions, but you’ll find just as much magic ...

Yet the city’s booming creative scene over the past decade—thanks to cultural figures as wide-ranging as Sally Rooney, Fontaines D.C., and Barry Keoghan, to name just a few—has also seen it channel a ...

Nicknames are a part of city heritage, and Ireland’s “Fair City” is no different. This is just one nickname that describes the Irish capital: Dublin. Ireland’s capital, one of Ireland’s most famous ...