| Poolbeg Lighthouse | | | | Ireland's Eye is a beautiful little Island just 2km off |
| Standing tall on Dublin's Great South Wall at Dublin | | | | the coast of Howth located in the northside of |
| Port you will find Poolbeg Lighthouse. The Great | | | | Dublin. This is a spectacular and picturesque island |
| South Wall, also known as South Bull Wall, is one | | | | well worth a visit. Irelands Eye is accessible by |
| of the longest sea-walls in Europe. When you walk | | | | boat, check out Island Ferries. Irelands Eye is a |
| out to the end of the Great South Wall you can | | | | bird sanctuary, it is home to many different |
| see a wonderful 360 degree view of Dublin that | | | | species of seabirds such as puffins, razorbills, |
| includes Dublin Bay, the Wicklow Mountains to the | | | | guillemots, black-backed gulls and gannets to name |
| South, and glistening Howth to the north. Poolbeg | | | | a few! |
| Lighthouse is one of a formation of three, you | | | | Howth |
| can identify Poolbeg Lighthouse by its colour red. | | | | Howth is a gem in its self and is easily accessible |
| This is a wonderful hidden gem and offers a | | | | by public transport from Dublin city. Howth has a |
| stunning setting for those who enjoy walking and | | | | sizeable fishing fleet with buzzing fishmongers, fine |
| getting out and about. | | | | restaurants and cafés, craft shops and |
| | | | lots to see and do activities including visiting |
| Nestled in Dublin City Centre just off O'Connell | | | | Irelands Eye. This is a wonderful place to escape |
| Street, and close to Dublin's cultural quarter of | | | | the bustle of Dublin city and explore just another |
| Temple Bar, you will find Trinity College. This is | | | | hidden gem Dublin has to offer. |
| truly one of the most amazing colleges in Europe | | | | Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre |
| and is a third-level institution in Ireland. Although | | | | Heading south, another hidden gem worth a visit |
| this is a very significant tourist attraction in Dublin | | | | is the town of Dalkey home to Dalkey Castle and |
| and is home to the famous and historical Book of | | | | Heritage Centre. Located just 10 miles south of |
| Kells, the grounds of Trinity College are just as | | | | Dublin City on the south end of Dublin Bay, Dalkey |
| spectacular. The grounds, architecture, interesting | | | | is a town steeped in history. Dalkey is home to |
| sculptures and manicured gardens are well worth | | | | many famous people like our very own writer |
| discovering when you visit Trinity College. | | | | Maeve Binchy and playwright Hugh Leonard. In |
| Golf in Dublin | | | | recent years Dalkey has been knick-named 'The |
| Dublin is home to many truly amazing lush green | | | | Beverley Hills of Dublin' as it is also home to some |
| golf courses dotted throughout the county. The | | | | of Irelands biggest names like U2's Bono and The |
| choice is endless and each offers a unique golfing | | | | Edge, actor Neil Jordan and singer Van Morrison to |
| experience that will test even the most | | | | name a few! |
| experienced golfer. With manicured greens in | | | | Putting fame aside there is much to discover |
| stunning settings you must treat and challenge | | | | here, Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre will take |
| yourself with the many golf courses on offer | | | | you back in time with the amazing and award |
| here. Check out our article on Top Golf Courses in | | | | winning centre. Visit the Town House, Church and |
| County Dublin | | | | Graveyard, Art Gallery, Dalkey Townhouse and |
| Ireland's Eye | | | | Gift Shop. |