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capital and most populous city of Ireland
Dublin is situated near the midpoint of Ireland's east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey and the centre of the Dublin Region.
It is a historical andcontemporary cultural centre for the country, as well as a modern centre of education, the arts, administration, economy, and industry.
a population of 1024027 people

Dublin Airport is one ofEurope’s busiest airports, with more than 60 airlines flying to over 150 destinations.
Dublin Airport is located twelve kilometres north of the city centre and there is an excellent network of servicesfrom Dublin Airport to the city. There is no train connection from the airport.
Dublin Port is centrally located, only few minutes from Dublin City Centre. It is Ireland’s busiest passenger Ferryportwith up to 18 sailings daily to the UK and the continent.
Dún Laoghaire Harbour is located 7 miles south of Dublin city. Dún Laoghaire is serviced by the DART (Suburban Rail) which can take you toand from the City Centre in less than half an hour.

“If you look out the window and you see the hills, it’s going to rain.
“Now, if you look out the window and you don’t see the hills . . . it’sraining.”
Summer is the obvious time to visit as one is least likely to find extremes of weather and one will also land during the bulk of public events and the most vigorously operating touristactivities. Unfortunately, coming during summer also means you’ll be one of many. Tourist destinations are guaranteed to be crowded, prices will be higher and you’re more likely in general to meet othertourists than native Irish folk. Remember, Irish people like to leave during the summer too.
During May or September the weather isn’t as extreme as in winter, most everything available during therest of the year is still open and there is a significantly lower number tourists.
Overall, there isn’t a bad season to visit Ireland. Avoid the summer months unless you don’t mind crowds and, if you...