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DUBLIN’S LIVING PROOF
A taste of little Italy on the streets of busy Dublin. On the slow walk from the Guinness
Storehouse, working up an appetite from the tour (minus the multiple Guinness pints) a search for food was next on the cards for the editorial team. Indian?
Chinese? McDonalds? So many
options, yet, no one is willing to make the final decision. In times like this, the best things come to those that wait - and oh yes, this was the best. Standing out from the dark night sky showed the beautiful red shining light - ‘PROOF’. One look in the window at the authentic woodfired pizza oven nestled in the corner of the restaurant and these three girls were sold. Swathed promptly by our fantastic waiter, after a quick check at their evenings bookings, it was time to settle in and explore the menu whilst watching the world
go by. The high top marble tables glistened under its ambient light and the minimall, modern decor highlighted the beauty of the elongated room. Little half sheer curtains draped over the wall-length windows, reflecting the skillful pizza chef as he crafted his next dish. Soon to be ours, thankfully! The single paged menu made decisions difficult, almost beyond those of choosing a place to eat in the first place. Pizza, pasta, arancini and an early-spotted tiramisu; we knew we were in for a treat. Whisked off to the kitchen and within a brisk
10 minutes delicious pizzas and chicken parm arrived at the table. Chips cooked to perfection, generously soaked in truffle oil with lashings of parmesan. The pizza bases were crispy yet chewy, with toppings proofing to be the star of the show! A pleasent aurprise for our tired feet and hungry tummies. Proof should be high on the list of those looking for top italians in Dublin.
Dublin Calling: Three Spots That Show off the City’s Personality
DUBLIN is a city where you feel the buzz as soon as you arrive, fast paced busy streets, bustling, full
thriving of character. and It’s
not too serious, it’s a very lighthearted city where you can expect to go from listening to live music in a traditional pub and the next minute you’re analysing a one thousand year old book in Trinity College. If you want to tick off some Irish sightseeing locations in Dublin here are
three perfect spots that you have to visit that sum it up perfectly From visiting the lively Temple Bar
, to enetering a time machine in The Little Museum of Dublin and visiting the historical beauty of Trinity College. These sights perfectly capture the personality and culture of Dublin City and are a must see for every visitor to Ireland!
1. Temple Bar Anytime you visit Dublin, your trip cannot be complete without a visit to Te Temple Bar. A touristy
location and usually tends to be bustling with visitors, live music from aſternoon to later but that’s all part of the experience! Te Temple Bar is also not only a place to drink pints, you can explore the quaint shops and markets that are right on it’s doorstep even if nightlife isnt on your agenda!
2. The Little Museum of dublin Te Little
Museum of Dublin is jam- packed with character, it features stories from the lives of real Dubliners, v i n t a g e advertisements, old pictures and p o p-c u l t ur e must-sees. You can
enjoy a
guided tour that is fun and not too informational so much less like
and more
a museum like
a lovely chat with experts of Dublin who have lots of stories to tell. Most of its memorabilia has been giſted from Dubliners themselves. All of the
history in this museum highlights how history has shaped the culture in Dublin.
3. Trinity college dublin
& the book of kells Trinity College is located in the heart of
Dublin City and dates back to 1592 Ireland’s
oldest university. It offers a breath of fresh air to the bustling streets of Dublin a calm contrast to the busy streets of Dublin. Trinity College is a beautiful historic building where most visitors
find themselves heading straight for it’s main attraction which is the Book of Kells. Te book of Kells dates back to over one thousand years and is definitely something to see while you are visiting Dublin. Te Long Room Library is another must see when visiting Trinity College and is a Harry Potter lovers dream. Te floor to ceiling book shelves are super impressive and the smell of old books as soon as you walk in. All in all, if you’re going to visit anywhere in
Dublin these are the three top spots that capture what Dublin does best. With Temple Bar bringing the buzz, Trinity College being an impressive showcase of history and the Little Museum of Dublin gives a light-hearted, fun aspect to your trip.
March 2026
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