Do you want to be in the absolute CENTER of Dublin and even have a private roof terrace overlooking the town ? Here it is. Step out Sean's front door and have breakfast right there on the sidewalk...or inside when it rains, walk across the street and have a drink and/or food at Bad Bob's. Saturday "Farmers" market, right across the street at the Temple Bar Food Market, in need of delicatessen, wonderful cheeses, meats, wines and other groceries, step in to Dollard & CO, two buildings down. The one and only Temple Bar, a minute up the street. The Guinness experience is a must, touring the old historic brewery is an adventure...and then you collect your free pint on the roof, providing a 360 view of Dublin. Whiskey...visit a small local distillery called Pearce Lyons. It is located in an old church just down the street from Guinness. Getting around, get a three day pass on the "Hop on/Hop off", well worth it. Seafood..? Go to Howth Island and wander onto the dock...the BEST in the world. (visit OCTOPUSSY Tapas absolutely delicious). Golf...too many choices, but the views at the Howth golf club are amazing. Bull Island is your typical links course if that is what you prefer. Howth Island is a "hilly" links course. This is just Dublin. I could go on for hours....If you have a vehicle, get on the M4 towards Galway, stop in Athlone, wonderful little town, great food. Move on towards Galway, see Galway, see the cliffs, spend the night in Doolin, have wonderful food and listen to great music in the only pub there, drive to the Doolin pier "the end of the road and see the Cliffs from a different angle. Follow the WIld Atlantic Way...all the way. On to Dingle, you'll see why. Spend the night, on towards Cork, but we bypassed Cork and went to Cobh, my FAVORITE place on the trip, you will see why. Ireland...is great. The friendliest people, most beautiful sights...even when it rains. Enjoy ! Thanks for hosting Sean !