Go Irish, Go green, some Irish sights you may not have seen
Monday, March 15th, 2010 Karen Ambrose Hickey, EditoriPass helps you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin with a our Top 10 Hotspots!
The Irish are renowned for being great travellers and even better socialisers – go to any major city and you’re likely to stumble across a packed Irish bar. They have exported St. Patricks Day with the same success they have exported Guinness, but Dublin remains the spiritual home of the celebrations.
Whether you are making a pilgrimage to the Emerald Isle or returning home to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, iPass has picked a number of hotspots in Dublin to help get you connected amidst all the partying.
This is far from your usual bed and breakfast. Winner of the ‘Best Breakfast in Ireland’ Award and designed by famous architect, Sam Stephenson, this modern twist combines luxury with warmth and homel…
The Globe Bar & Cafe: Go from day to night in style at Dublin’s classiest bar located in the Temple area of the city…
Brasserie Sixty6: Get ready for a great day of shopping and cure your St Patrick’s night overindulgences …
The Porterhouse: Given Ireland’s long history of brewing, you need to check out this listing of beers.
Get more destinations and descriptions on our St. Patrick’s Day map!
Did you know that St. Patrick’s Day is not only a national holiday in Ireland, but also a provincial holiday in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador?
And, what is the Guinness World Record for the most leaves on a clover? 18! Found in Hanamaki City, Iwate, Japan on May 25, 2002.
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