Dublin

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It is the home of Guinness. Dublin is famous for its pubs. Trinity College, the home of the world famous Book of Kells, is in Dublin. It has the largest public park in Europe, which is the Phoneix Park. It is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Many entertainers are from Dublin: U2, Sinéad O'Connor, Bob Geldof. All of these an many other things make Dublin famous. Other celebrities who have or do still live and come from Ireland are: * Colin Farrell * The Cranberries * Westlife * Richard Harris (Dumbledore from Harry Potter) * Bob Geldof * Pierce Brosnan (007 from James Bond) * Boyzone * Jonathan Rhys Meyers * Brendan Gleeson (Harry Potter) * U2 * The Script * The IRA (International Republican Army) * St. Patrick * St. Bridget * Roy keane (Footballer) * Sonia O Sullivan (Athlete) * Bono * Sir Michael Gambon (The other Dumbledore) * Cillian Murphy (Red Eye) * Hector * Jon Kenny (Comedian) * Pat Shortt (Comedian) * Tommy Tiernan (Comedian) * Paddy Casey * Ronny Drew

It opened on the 23rd of October 1990.

Hi, I can tell you that you will have to go through passport control at Dublin's airport and my passport has always been checked. However on returning from Dublin to the UK I have never had to produce any I'D at Heathrow T1.

On a plane it takes somewhere between 24-26 hours

The flight time from Dublin in Ireland to Stockholm in Sweden is approximately 2 hours and 32 minutes.

The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, refuelling stops and delays. Your airline can provide additional information.

There appear to be no direct flights from Dublin to Venice; maybe some of the Charter flights go direct. With schedule flights, depending on where you inter-connect and who you fly with, the flight time will be from 4hrs 10mins (via Amsterdam with KLM) or up to 7 hrs (via Paris with Alitalia)

Yes. It is about 120 metres or 390 feet tall.

There is no direct ferry from London to Dublin. You can get ferries to Dublin from Holyhead or Liverpool. You would need to travel to them from London to get a ferry. The total distance, including the ferry, would be about 586 kilometres or 364 miles, though that would depend on your route.

It's about 3'500 Statute Miles away ( You can't fly from Texas to Dublin! )

During the summer months, in June and July is on average the best. However, Ireland's weather is very changeable so you can have bad summers and you could have a lot of rain during the summer. Equally, there can be very good summers, where the weather is good from May through to September. If travelling to Ireland, always come prepared for dry and wet weather.

There are 484 air miles between Dublin and Paris.

Dublin was always a British stronghold during British occupation and when members of the British royal family visited, Dublin people were out in huge numbers waving their British flags known as the Union Jack. This behavour was futher highlighted during the 1916 rising when another attempt was made by Irishmen to free Ireland from British tyranny. The rising was crushed by the British, with a trained force, much better armed and with superior numbers. Dublin people lined the streets and stoned the Irishmen who had fought in the rising as they were marched to jail. The leaders of this rising were executed by the British. Many Dublin people fearing reprisals for the rising flew the Union Jack from their homes, in a show of support for the British, much to the disgust of the rest of Ireland. The Union Jack is also known simply as the Jack and hence this was the name given to the Dublin people by the Irish in the remainder of the country. 'een' was added to the name Jack to make it Jackeen, as well as then having an Irish ring to it, 'een' in Gaelic means little. This then gives the name Jack a more derogatory effect, i.e. A Dubliner being called a Jackeen is a 'little Brit'.

Manchester (MAN) to Honolulu, HI (HNL) Shortest Flight Duration * 19 hours 40 mins * Via Newark Liberty International Apt, New York (EWR) * this includes transfer time at Newark Liberty International Apt, New York (EWR)

About 86 kilometres or 53 miles. The best route is the N22, locally known as the "county bounds".

The flight time from Dublin in Ireland to Paris in France is approximately 1 hour and 28 minutes.

The exact travel time will vary as it depends on factors such as weather conditions, flight speed, refuelling stops and delays. Your airline can provide additional information.

According to the Irish Tourist Board, the distance between Dublin and Cork City is 160 miles or about 257km however the distance to COUNTY Cork from Dublin is 125 miles. By car, you would be driving for the best part of hours. New and higher quality roads, by-passing a lot of the towns on the way, are opening which quicken the journey.

Dublin is not in Northern Ireland. The term Southern Ireland is an incorrect term often used to refer to what is known as the Republic of Ireland. Dublin is in the Republic of Ireland. Geographically, Dublin is in the east of Ireland, built on the east coast.

Ireland is at (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT. US Eastern Time is (Greenwich Mean Time) GMT -5 hours, ie. 5 hours behind Greenwich, England. New York City is 5 hours behind Ireland. (Daylight savings not taken into account.)

A ferry direct to Liverpool from Dublin will take between 7 and 8 hours. You can also get a ferry from Dublin to Holyhead in Wales and then drive from there, which could be a bit quicker. Ferries leave from D

technically, yes, unless you are a citizen of Ireland or the United Kingdom

Very often people are not asked for passports but you should have one if you are a citizen of any other country

There are no direct ferries from Northern Ireland to France. So to do this would involve travelling from Northern Ireland to another Ferry Port, such as Rosslare in the Republic of Ireland and going from there. The ferry journey is between 17 and 20 hours, depending on weather conditions. Driving to Rosslare from Northern Ireland would be at least 2 hours, depending on your start point.