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This section is for visitors to Dublin. The sections below are grouped into several headings with each of the main attractions / locations listed. The list is for the most popular and interesting attractions. The list will evolve and new items will be added regularly. Accommodation, Hotels, Restaurants are not included here, 

1. Tourist Information, Official and best commercial sites and international guides to Dublin
2. Getting around, Hop on, Hop Off, Public Transport, Bike Rentals
3. Main tourist attractions Guinness, Trinity college, Epic, Dublinia, Whiskey tours
4. Museums and Art Galleries
5. Cathedrals and Churches
6. Dublin pubs guides
7. Theatres and music venues
8. City Parks
9. Shopping

Dublin's Cathedrals St Patrick's and Christchurch both date from 11th century and both are historic and well worth visiting, there are guided tours, both are Church of Ireland cathedrals. The Catholic cathedral dates from 1825 and is just off O'Connell Street. Dublin also many interesting churches to visit, St Michan's with its burial vaults and mummies, St Audoen's church has a history back o 7th century, Whitefriar church with relics and remains of St Valentine, and St Theresa's Catholic church, just off Grafton St

Main tourist Attractions, Museums and Art Galleries, Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College Old Library, Long Hall and Book of Kells, Kilmainham Gaol, Epic Museum, Dublinia Viking Museum, 14 Henrietta Street, the National Museums, Art Galleries, Decorative Art, Modern Art, Irish Lierature Museum, the Writers Centre, Galsnevin Cemetery, Botanic Gardens, Dublin Castle, Dublin City Hall, GPO History Museum, Jeanie Johnston Famine ship, Casino building in Marino, The Wax museum and Rock & roll Museum, the Little Museum of Dublin, the Leprechaun Museum, The Whiskey Museum and Distilleries, Teelings, Pearse Lyons, Roe & Co, Jameson, Abbey Theatre, Olympia Theatre, Gaiety Theatre, 3 Arena

Dublin has hundreds of pubs, so I have looked for the best lists that I can find, so here are 3 lists, List 1 from Lovin Dublin, 24 Best Dublin Pubs To Spend A Saturday Afternoon In Dublin,  List 2 from 'Ireland Before You Die'  The 10 best traditional pubs in Dublin, and List 3  from Keith @Irish Road Trip'  -   39 Best Pubs In Dublin: A Guide To The Finest Guinness, Snugs + Historic Dublin Pubs. The Links are there back to the original articles, most have pictures and locations.   If you want a tourist bar go to Temple Bar, not too many locals there, it is mainly for tourists and is over-priced, if you want a Dublin pub experience, here are the recommendations, .....