Dublin - Irish temples, Dubliner Irish whiskey or Guinness beer, Irish dances with tapping taps, but also the green colour and green costumes accompanying St. Patrick holiday. That all is Dublin. What else Dublin offers?
Flights from Bratislava
Ryanair operates regular flights from Bratislava to Dublin Airport, the flight lasts less than 3 hours.

Transport from the airport to the city centre
Several bus companies will take you to the city centre. Airlink Express buses 747 and 757 connect the airport with the centre and Heuston and Connolly railway stations. Aircoach buses 700 and 702 run between the centre and South County Dublin 24 hours a day. Airport Hopper departs every hour from the airport to Maynooth, Tallaght, Leixlip, Liffey Valley, Lucan, Clondalkin. Or use the Dublin bus with routes number 16 and 41 to several parts of Dublin. For more options for bus departures from the airport, we recommend visiting:
„Must see“ in Dublin
Guinness beer has made Dublin so famous that its Guinness Storehouse is one of the most visited attractions in the city. The distillery of the famous whiskey Jameson, located in Smithfield square, is also worth a visit, which also offers tastings during the tour. Let's face it, people go to Dublin for the night life and bars, so be sure to visit at least one typical Irish pub (the most popular is The Temple Bar and the former cathedral that became a bar - The Church) and then go for the sights. See Dublin Castle from the 13th century, the Cathedral of St. Patrick, Christ Church Cathedral, The Spire of Dublin monument, or the unique white Ha'penny Bridge. In addition, you can manage all this during a walking tour of the city.
And what to taste if you feel hungry? Irish cuisine is a mixture of potatoes and meat dishes. A typical dish in every household is therefore Irish stew or Colcannon - a mixture of potatoes, cabbage, and spring onions. Boiled potatoes, potatoes in the form of pancakes or bacon in various ways - you will be served some of these in many an Irish restaurant.