Generations of Coopers have inhabited Dublin, and in their most modern incarnation of Sean, you will find a culmination of many years of Dublin knowledge and hospitality. Born and raised in Crumlin, Sean has expert knowledge of the sights, and drinks of Dublin, that would make the Lonely Planet guidebook writer quail in fear at the sight of. Travel writing cannot compare to the life lived and pints drunk that Sean has experienced.
Sean inhabits a modern and stylish apartment adjacent to the river Liffy. It is well located, within sight of the once-embattled Four Courts, and within easy walking distance of the centre. Moreover, the airport bus goes virtually to the man's doorstep! What more could you want?
The room itself is of tasteful decoration, and the bed offered excellent nights sleep for the two weeks in which I inhabited it. The living room is a pastiche of the finest of films and console gaming, offering an eclectic mixture of old and new. A virtual reality headset sits comfortably by the earliest variant of the PlayStation.
Adjacent to the living quarters is the kitchen, that holds an impressive selection of condiments, as well as the breakfast that Sean generously provides. Sean is a keen chef, and the lucky traveller may be lucky on a fine summer's eve to experience the true nature of Dublin cuisine; coddle.
In conclusion, Sean is a top-lad and a gentleman. I had an excellent stay, and though I was in Dublin for work, I truly experienced the city to its full thanks to Sean.