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Dublinia is one of Dublin’s top visitor attractions with three exciting exhibitions, Viking Dublin, Medieval Dublin and History Hunters! All located at the historic crossroads of old Dublin. The Viking and Medieval Dublin exhibitions bring the city to life in an exciting and contemporary way for all ages. Unearth the city’s past at the History Hunters exhibition and see Dublin from a new perspective. Come away knowing more about the citizens of Dublin throughout the ages!

Designer Mart takes place every Saturday from 10am – 6pm on Cow’s Lane which is located in the Old City area of Temple Bar. This outdoor market showcases the very best of handmade craft & design produced by Irish and Ireland-based artists.

The Francis Street area of Dublin is a must see for the visitor to Ireland. With many Art Galleries and Antique Stores ... it is the Hub for Cultural activities in Ireland.

We have something for everyone and activities to suit all ages. We cater for family days out, birthday parties for kids, Corporate evenings and Christmas parties. We also cater for Community groups, School groups, Summer projects, Sports clubs and specially cater for Special needs groups. For more information, special offers & promotions visit: www.leisureplex.ie

Skyline Croke Park is Dublin's newest and most exciting attraction launching in June 2012. Experience the Dublin landscape from 17 stories high - 44 metres above the ground! The rooftop walkway will be on top of Europe's 4th largest stadium with five viewing platforms. Tours will take place daily from 1st June and will last approximately 2 hours.You will receive a multi-lingual audio guiding device at the start of each tour to give you a fantastic insight into the Dublin sites and attractions included in the tour. Also featured is a suspended walkway out over the pitch! Tours will be available in: - Irish - English - French - German - Spanish - Italian Price: €25 for Adults and €15 for children. Disclaimer Skyline Croke Park is intended to be a fun page for all to enjoy and we encourage you to leave comments, photos, videos, and links here. We want our page to be enjoyable for all so we reserve the right to remove any content that is deemed inappropriate. This can include salacious or libelous material or posts which are made by third parties for purely commercial purposes. Content posted on this page does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Skyline Croke Park.

Ice Skating on real ice @ the Centre of everything. We are located opposite Hamleys toy store in Dundrum Shopping Centre.

This 2013 June Bank Holiday, North Wall Quay will play host to the Dublin Port’s Riverfest. Organised by the Dublin Port Company and the Docklands Business Forum, expect a jam packed programme

Dublin's biggest seasonal festival!! December 12th - 23rd 2013, George's Dock, the IFSC, Dublin 1

Templeogue lies between the surrounding suburbs of Terenure, Rathfarnham, Knocklyon, Kimmage, Walkinstown and Tallaght. It is separated from Tallaght by the M50 motorway. A series of pedestrian bridges provide cyclists and pedestrians access to Tallaght. It is well situated, being 4 miles (6 km) from the city centre and equally close to the Dublin Mountains, and to the coast at Dublin Bay on the Irish Sea. It is 180 feet (55 m) above sea level at 53° 18' north and 6° 18' west. The River Dodder forms the southern border with Rathfarnham while the River Poddle (the river that forms the black pool at the Liffey confluence that gives Dublin it's name) forms the Northern Border. Templeogue is unique in that the "Village" is not in the centre of the district, instead the Orwell Shopping Centre in front of the large recreational field, Orwell Green, is. One of the most prominent views is of Montpelier Hill to the southwest, topped by the ruin of the Hellfire Club at 1,250 feet (380 m).

Visit Ireland's National Leprechaun Museum, and you'll step into another world where nothing is quite what it seems! Discover the sounds, sight, stories and magic of mythical Ireland, land of the leprechaun! The museum is located on Jervis Street just a few minutes walk from Temple Bar and O’Connell Street. Be prepared to step into a different world. Our opening times are: Mon-Sat 9.30-18.30 (last entry 17.45) Sundays 10.30-18.30 (last entry 17.45) Admission: Adults €12 Children (3-16 years) €8.00 Children (under 3) €3 ISIC Students €10.00 OAP €10.00 Family Ticket (2 Adults, 2 Children) €34 Book online for a free gift and preferred entry at busy times. Online group rate - 11 for the price of 10! (Only available when booking online at www.leprechaunmuseum.ie)

A spectacular 5 day toy fair featuring all of the top toys for Christmas, fun and entertainment and you might even get to meet Santa Claus.