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Ireland’s Dromoland Castle and its expansive grounds.

This stunning castle is the birthplace of an unlikely Irish rebel

Ireland’s Dromoland Castle - now a five-star heritage hotel - boasts a fascinating history and an intriguing connection to Tasmania’s Port Arthur.

  • by Billy Cantwell
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Gravity Bar, Guinness Storehouse

Dublin, Ireland travel guide and things to do: Nine highlights

It's estimated that almost a third of Australians have Irish roots, the nation's capital is a great place to explore them.

  • by Steve McKenna
National Gallery of Ireland, where works from global icons like Van Gogh, Caravaggio and Picasso hang alongside gems from Emerald Isle legends such as Jack Butler Yeats (brother of the poet WB Yeats).

Six of the best Dublin art galleries and museums

When in Dublin, you might be tempted to go on a massive pub crawl. But if you'd prefer gazing at great art instead of pints of Guinness, there's a string of alluring - and largely free-to-enter - options.

  • by Steve McKenna
The Mayson spans a converted townhouse (from 1860), a warehouse (1870) and a glass and corten steel extension.

Hotel review: The Mayson hotel, Dublin, is beautifully crafted and fully of character

Craftsmanship meets character in this rapidly-evolving area of Dublin.

  • by Steve McKenna
Hand crafted copper pot stills inside the Teeling Distillery, Newmarket, The Liberties.

Ireland: Whiskey tasting in Liberties, Dublin's transformed neighbourhood

Ireland's spirits are rising from the dead in this former working-class neigbourhood.

  • by Katrina Lobley
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Dublin's cultural quarter offers a lively nightlife.

How to find the fun things to do in Dublin: Tips from comedy writer Sean McDonagh

Drink the Guinness, take a walk or two, listen to some poetry and don't forget to mention how lovely it is outside.

  • by Belinda Jackson
The Iveagh Garden Hotel is billed as Europe's first sustainable hotel.

The review:The Iveagh Garden Hotel, Dublin

The review: The Iveagh Garden Hotel, Dublin

  • by Rob McFarland
Strolling through Dame Lane Temple Bar.

Food guide to Dublin, Ireland: Where to find the best food, coffee and whiskey in the Irish capital

From cheese to cheesecake, coffee to traditional Irish stew, Dublin's food scene is thriving.

  • by Rob McFarland
Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-900 premium economy.

Airline review: Cathay Pacific A350 premium economy, Hong Kong to Dublin

Cathay Pacific remains a world-leader, with excellent connections between Australia and Europe.

  • by Steve Meacham
There's something special about this particular pint of the black stuff.

Dublin, Ireland: How to pour the perfect pint of Guinness

It's a touch after 10am on Monday and I'm supping a pint of Guinness. When in Rome (or Dublin), you might say.

  • by Steve McKenna