Any deals/vouchers for eating out/attractions in Dublin?

shopaholic2

4 of us girlies are off to Dublin next weekend and we're looking for any deals on eating out or attractions, or are there any places that are better to visit than others??

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cabbage

Hi

I did a similar thing in February with 3 friends.

I would recommend the hop on hop off bus ticket for 25 Euros from the airport tourist information or next door at the Dublin Bus kiosk in the airport or from Dublin Bus HQ on O'connell street.

This gives you reduced entry to a few attractions but its only a small discount and unlimited travel on the hop on/hop off tourist bus and free travel on any Dublin Bus company buses.

We usually ate at pubs but there are plenty of MacDonalds/Burger King outlets if you are on a budget.

We didn't visit any museums or art galleries but did visit the Guinness Store house and Jameson's Whisky distillery and did the entire hop on/hop off tour. The bus pass was very useful for getting around Dublin City Centre too.

We did a day of shopping too in the City Centre and of course visited lots of pubs in the evenings, most with live music.

We also had afternoon tea in the Gresham Hotel which was lovely and a highlight of the weekend.

Finally, we went to the seaside on the last day. A train to Howth is 4 Euros and its a quaint fishing village. Would have been lovely to stay longer but it was very windy and cold.

We arrived home ready for a detox and completely knackered but had a fantastic time just laughing, shopping, joking, drinking and eating. I'll remember it forever.

If you have a chance, have a look on https://www.tripadviser.co.uk there's lots of info on Dublin.
Have a good trip.

lope58

If you come to Dublin within the next six months, you should buy a voucher for Extreme Pizza (REALLY BEST PIZZA IN TOWN!!) (and I am not working for them!!!!!!) on promozebra.com ! I tried their offer (Pandoras Box) and it was really amazing!
Take care