Dublin County is best known for the capital city, Dublin, but the area outside the city boasts charming fishing villages with opportunities for sea fishing and sailing; golf courses; historical castles and walking trails.
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Self-catering accommodation in the city of Dublin
Howth is a fishing village with a cliff top walk offering great views over Dublin Bay. Local attractions include Baily's lighthouse and the grounds of Howth castle. If you're visiting Dublin, perhaps you can make time to tour the surrounding part of Ireland. Book a holiday cottage or self-catering apartment for a comfortable stay.
Snippets of Dublin
- The Dun Laoghaire Way is a popular walking trail which takes in the beautiful Dublin County countryside.
- The city of Dublin is well known for its Georgian architecture; lively pubs, many with live music and its rich history. Dublin honours one of its most famous sons with the James Joyce Museum and the James Joyce Walking Tour.
- Dublinia is a reconstruction of 800 years of Dublin's history. Experience the wonders and the horrors of Medieval Dublin.
- When it comes to traditional Irish pubs, The Old Stand is at least 350 years old. Come to soak up centuries of Irish atmosphere; let's hope the toilet facilities are not 17th century!
- Culture and refinement is embodied by Malahide Castle. Exquisitely furnished, the castle is also home to many of Ireland's finest paintings.
- Coach Hire Dublin - O'Connor Coaches, Dublin for luxurious coach trips in Ireland. Mini bus and coach Hire in Dublin a speciality.