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colinbrichards
Posted: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 1:36:06 AM

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I am travelling to Dublin from the 23rd - 27th January and will be spending a few days travelling around. I'm looking to do something active and perhaps some trekking/hiking? Any suggestions of active things to do will be much appreciated. Also, suggestions of any bars and/or restaurants in Dublin city will also be great. Thanks
ps. keep an eye out for my blog on my return!
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jennyd
Posted: Thursday, January 10, 2008 9:49:56 AM

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Hi, here's a few bars that I can recommend you check out. Smyth's of Haddington Rd, Toners, Dohney and Nesbitt, O'Donoghue's and Kehoe's lounge. As you can see one of my goals on a previous trip was to visit a number of pubs. Enjoy!
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Taylor2009
Posted: Friday, January 16, 2009 7:43:10 PM
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Hi, if you’re interested in hiking whilst you’re visiting, you may want to grab a Dublin destination guide before you go but I can definitely recommend checking out either Trinity College or Christchurch Cathedral followed by a walk along the beautiful coastal path to the vibrant village of Greystones. An alternative - for the more energetic - would be a hike up Bray Head which will definitely blow away the cobwebs after a night in the Irish pubs!

Abi – pricelesstravel.co.uk, a travel guide website from MasterCard
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josephabbott
Posted: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 8:43:36 AM
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Istanbul is really very beautiful place for your trip.. you can easily savor the different architecture of the Anatolian and the European side, highlighting the way in which the blend of these two cultures underpins the nature of Istanbul.
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