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paulkernan says:
The Hugh Lane Gallery, which is funded by Dublin City Council houses one of Ireland's leading collections of modern and contemporary art. The original collection, which was donated by Sir Hugh Lane, has now grown to include almost 2,000 artworks, ranging from the Impressionist masterpieces of Manet,...
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Higton says:
I can´t think of many better ways of spending a day. Get there at 9:30, pile aboard and meet some new people, then spend an hour or so with the sail up to watch some dolphins. Avast me hearties indeed. Then, off for some snorkelling in lovely, clear Caribbean water. Watch ...
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cotterb says:
This is a great dinner show. It's a bit touristy but the experience and the dinner was enjoyable none the less. Several actors perform poems and songs from Irish history while you eat and drink. It's generally all you can drink wine, water, or juice, and then a full meal. ...
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Moonvera says:
This restaurant is located in the historic district by the river. A real Irish pub, we make it a point to have dinner here and sometimes a snack on a second day.
There is entertainment every night. The last time we were at this place, Harry O'Donoghue was performing. It was late on a weekday so t...
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giannie says:
On the website they say :
Whether you are Dutch, Irish, English, French, Australian, American, a 'Kraut' or a 'Kiwi', black, white, yellow or red - no matter where you're from and who you are, and why you're in Utrecht, for studying, working or a holiday, come in a join us for a pint!
And that i...
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wanderingme says:
My husband and I decided to head to Mo's Irish Pub in downtown Milwaukee before going over to the Bradley Center to see the Blue Man Group. The flare of the pub was great. Big comfy leather seats and couches. Perfect areas for getting together with a few friends or having a lovely dinner for two. Th...
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tirsomaldonado says:
There are not too many restaurants in town and I believe this is the most popular one. Most of touristic buses stop here and it is quite big inside. You have to sit down and then order in the bar. They have typical dishes for 10 euros, so it is quite unexpensive. We had some Irish Stew and was reall...
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Moonvera says:
This so called Irish Pub is located in The Cotton Exchange in the Historic District. I say 'so called' because the bartender told us that it's more of American Fares.
I had a BBQ Bacon Cheddar Burger. I know it's not Irish but there was nothing else good. I rather enjoyed it with the BBQ sauce ad...
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NYC_Sole says:
I ended up celebrating St. Patrick's Day here and had a pretty good time... Lots of beer and Uilleann pipes too...
This is what the New Yorker says, I would def. agree:
Queens is slowly evolving, Woodside even more slowly. Donovan's Pub is not changing at all, and that's the way its fiercely...
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Moonvera says:
Located in the historic district of downtown Charleston is an Irish Pub and Seafood Restaurant. They offer an outdoor covered deck seating.
They have the traditional Reuben sandwiches. For salads, they have Grilled Shrimp or Fried Oyster Caesar and Prime Rib Salad to name a few.
They have the...
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