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ABOUT DUBLIN

Dublin is a relaxed and compact city with a population of approx. 2 million. With all the benefits and amenities of a major European capital, conveniently located in a small area, Dublin is an easy city in which to co-ordinate your next Conference or Corporate Event. The 'celtic tiger' era in Ireland has resulted in impressive development in Dublin and left this exciting destination with a selection of Top Internation Hotels and restuarants and entertainment facilities, which include the famous Abbey Theatre.

Two recent additions to the Dublin cityscape include the new Dublin Conference Centre and the AVIVA Stadium, both state of the art Conference Factilities.

MORE ABOUT DUBLIN

Dublin is a city of pubs, churches, grand buildings and fine museums. Besides Dublin’s attractions in terms of its architecture and electric atmosphere, it also boasts the largest park in any European City, Phoenix Park.

Some typical activities in Dublin include:
* Visiting one of the ancient and historic castles situated both in the city and throughout the county
* Visiting some of the numerous museums and art galleries
* Strolling through the elegant streets and squares of Georgian Dublin
* Visiting the many significant sites associated with Dublin's famous musicians and rock groups.
* Having a pint of Guinness or a shot of whiskey in one of Dublin's many pubs
* Checking out the happening nightlife culture, whether that be a traditional pub with Irish music, a trendy club, or a famous historic theatre.

The name for Ireland’s capital, "Dublin," is derived from the Gaelic Dubh Linn, meaning Black Waters, and refers to the River Liffey which runs through the centre of the city. The Liffey divides Dublin in two. On one bank, there is the more "local" North side, known for its colorful markets and street traders and on the other bank, the South side, considered to be more chic.