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 Dublin - General Information

Quick Facts

Currency: Euro (EUR)
Language: Irish (Gaelic) & English
Area: 114.99 sq. km
Climate: Maritime Temperate
Summer: Max - 66° F (19°C) | Min - 44°F (7°C)
Winter: Max - 56° F (14°C) | Min - 36°F (20°C)
Also known as: The Celtic Tiger & The Town of the Ford of the Hurdle
Famous for: Scholars, Saints & Bars
Geographical Location: Near midpoint of Ireland's East Coast at the mouth of River Liffey, Province of Leinster, Europe
Latitude, Longitude & Altitude: 53034.72'N, 6025.92'W & 279 ft (above sea level)
Best time to visit: June to September (with very wet winters)
Neighbouring Cities: Bray, Wicklow, Dun. Laoghaire & Naas
Means of Local Transport: Suburban Rail, Light Rail (Tram), Bus & Taxi

Overview
The thriving capital of and the largest city of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin is a cosmopolitan, colourful and over a thousand years old city of Europe. Situated near the midpoint of Ireland's East Coast, at the banks of River Liffey and at the center of Dublin Region, the city presents a fine starting point for visitors to Ireland.

Founded as a center of Viking settlement for slave trade, Dublin has been Ireland's capital since medieval times during different geopolitical entities such as the Lordship of Ireland, the Kingdom of Ireland, the island as part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and now the Irish Republic.

This is the land of scholars which has immortalized in literature, song, history and art. The city has given birth to some of the most renowned poets and writers of the world, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett and Oscar Wilde to name a few.

Dublin is on a par with many bigger European cities in terms of its vibrancy and pace of development. Riding on the back of roaring success of 'Celtic Tiger' economy, Dublin of the new millennium is a city on the rise. Business in many sectors is booming and the city overflows with tourists, both to sample the infamous Irish fun and to seek business opportunities through its renowned Trade Show Industry.

This one of the most enchanting capitals of Europe bustles with its nightlife and tourist attractions. It further is a city of beautiful architecture, warm & friendly people, pubs, interesting old streets and ancient cathedrals that all together pay testimony to the days gone by. The city is also a popular destination throughout the year, with many festivals, cultural and religious events and sporting fixtures.


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