AerArann is bringing back theirflights between the
Highland capital and Dublin forthe summer. It will
operate Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays from the end
of March through to October. Flights are from £39 one
way including taxes, and this also includes baggage
allowance up to 15kg, free check-in and free allocated
seating. To book yourbreak to Dublin log on to
www.AerArann.com
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ItisnosecretthatDublinerslovetoparty.
Dublin’suniquespiritoffunand
entertainmentisevidentinthemany
festivalsandeventsorganisedthroughout
theyear.GetspookedatHallowfest.Feast
yoursensesonthesights,smells,sounds
andtastesfromaroundtheworldatthe
FestivalofWorldCultures.Seethestarsat
theJamesonInternationalFilmFestival.
FromtheMardiGrasatmosphereoftheSt.
Patrick’sFestival,totheweirdand
wonderfulactsattheStreetPerformance
WorldChampionships,thereareover100
festivalsandeventsorganisedthroughout
Dublineveryyear.
FormoreinformationonDublin,visitthe
officialonlinetouristinformationofficeat
www.visitdublin.com
Dublin–OfferingValueforMoneyin2009. ‘FriendforFree’,anewDublinTourism
GreatnewsforvisitorstoDublin–Dublin’s jointinitiativewiththeIrishHotels
topfamilyattractionsaretheleastexpensive Federation(IHF)givesvisitorstoDublin
intheworld!Accordingtoasurveyofmajor theopportunitytobringafriendforfree.
citiesconductedbyTheSundayTelegraph, ThislimitedofferincludesB&B
Dublinisthemostaffordablecityfor accommodationinaselectionofDublin
tourists. hotelsaswellas‘2for1’offersonthe
DublinPass(3and6DaysPasses).Visit
Withgreatmoney-savinginitiativessuchas www.visitdublin.comformoreinformation.
theDublinPass,theofficialsightseeingcard
forDublin,andearly-birddiningoptionsin DublinTourismisgoingtolaunchanonline
abroadrangeofrestaurants,Dublinis restaurantandpubguidethatwillgive
proofthatitispossibletoenjoyabreakin detailsonvaluediningsuchassetlunches,
oneofEurope’sliveliestcapitalswhatever earlybirds,pre-theatremenus–menusthat
yourbudget. areofhighqualitybutreasonablypriced.
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