Sights of Dublin – Ireland

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DAY 8 – The Temple Bar arts and entertainment district is a maze of narrow, cobbled streets lined with shops, galleries and cafes. If you work up a thirst during your walks, there’s plenty of pubs around where you could quench your thirst and O’Neill’s O'Neill's is a well-known and popular pub.

This was the home of Oscar Wilde. Not all the windows are what they appear to be; if you look closely, you’ll find that some are painted on.

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Dublin – Ireland

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