On the first day of March in 2014 Ellie Goulding will come to Dublin and to the O2 Arena in the Irish capital.
If you are a fan of Ellie Goulding and a fan of Dublin (who isn’t), then come to Dublin and check out this fantastic concert on March 1st.
O2 Arena
March 1st
Tickets:
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I am coming to Dublin for Easter and wonder what the opening times will be like on Good Friday, on Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.
Thank you for the question! The big day in Dublin and Ireland is Good Friday. That is the day when all pubs are closed, and in addition museums, shops and quite a lot of restaurants. A good advice for the Friday might be an excursions to for example Moher or somewhere else.
On the Saturday business goes as usual in Dublin, and for quite a lot of shops and restaurants and museums the same is true for Easter Sunday and Easter Monday. A place like Guinness Storehouse is closed on Good Friday, but open on Saturday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.
Easter Monday is a bank holiday in Ireland, meaning that there will be places like stores that are closed on the day, but in general business goes as usual on Easter Monday as well!
We hope this answer has helped you, but if you have any more insight, comments or further questions, please just write a comment!
If you plan on visiting Belfast during Easter, read more about Easter in Belfast here.
I’ll be heading of to Ireland and to Dublin next week and I would really like to watch the Winter Olympics. But, as far as I can see RTE will not broadcast from the Winter Olympics. So, what can I do to be able to watch the Winter games live online?
BBC in the UK will broadcast a whole lot from the WInter Olympics, so if you stay in a hotel which has BBC Two among the channels available, then make sure to take a look at that, because there you will find a whole lot of goodies. If that does not work for you, then you can watch BBC2 in online, but you do need to have a UK IP address for that to work. That can easily be done, and you can read more about getting yourself a UK IP address here. Once you have that, feel free to enjoy and to watch the Winter Olympics.
If you want to get more information on this question, then visit the article referred to in this short video, which can be found here.
Something new has come alive in Dublin this summer. The Temple Bar Night Market was first arranged in June, then in July and soon the August market is coming up.
Officially the night market in the Temple Bar area is named a craft market, live street art and music market. Sounds good, doesn’t it? It doesn’t only sound good, but it is amazing, and if you are in Dublin on August 8th when the next night market is arranged, you better head for the Temple Bar area and check out this market.
Some of the streets in which you can experience the market are Angelsea Steet, Temple Lane South and East Essex Street. In these streets you can see real live painting, you can buy art, you can listen to cool music and enjoy the company of thousands of others out there to see what is going on at the market.
If you wonder what the Night Market in the Temple Bar district is like, take a look at this following video from the YouTube.
See you on August 8th then in the Temple Bar area. Until then, all the best!
