Dublin Flight Guide

"Fáilte" - means "Welcome" in Irish, and that's exactly how travellers feel when visiting the Irish capital Dublin. Dublin is located near the Irish Sea surrounded by the Wicklow Mountains. Dublin (Baile Atha Cliath ") has 1.1 million inhabitants and is the largest city in Ireland. Almost one third of the total 3.8 million living Irishman call Dublin their home and make great efforts to keep the Irish language alive. Not only is Dublin the most popular Irish destination, but it is also a centre of culture featuring the Trinity College which is known to be the best university in Ireland. Dublin’s most famous export is Guinness dark beer which is served in virtually every pub.

Most attractions, such as the Dublin Castle, St. Stephen Green Park and all shopping areas such as Grafton Street are located in the city centre. All the sights of Dublin can be reached on foot since the centre is small and safe. Temple Bar is the place to go for an exciting nightlife experience. Among the countless bars, restaurants and pubs, Temple Bar also features street performers and art exhibitions.

Hostels are a great way to meet people and are often the starting point for pub crawls. Bamacles Temple Bar House and Globetrotters are among the most popular hostels in Dublin, receiving good reviews from most guests. Weather conditions are typically ‘British’ and it is best to visit during warmer months to avoid heavy rain showers. Plan your trip between June and August to enjoy sunshine while strolling along River Liffey.
There are no direct flights from Australia and travellers are likely to fly to London first with Qantas or British Airways. The flight duration can vary depending on connecting flights and stops, anything from 22 to 30 hours is possible.

http://www.hotelsaccommodation.com.au Hotels Accommodation
http://www.visitdublin.com/ - Dublin tourist information
http://www.dublin.ie/ - Visitor information Dublin
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/ireland/dublin - Dublin Travel Guide
http://www.dublinairport.com – Dublin airport information
http://www.bristishairways.com – British Airways
http://www.qantas.com – Qantas
http://www.dfat.gov.au/missions/ - Australian Embassies worldwide
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http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/ Smart Traveller