County Dublin

County Dublin is in the Ireland's East Coast and Midlands. Regions Dublin is divided up into four separate boroughs or council areas. These are: Fingal County -covering the north part of greater Dublin and county. Dublin City South County Dublin Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown -covering most of the south eastern part of Dublin Cities Dublin Skerries Malahide Howth Swords Rush Lusk Balbriggan Dún Laoghaire Other destinations Understand Talk A funny well rounded chat website for County Dublin is called Hidden Dublin http://www.hidden-dublin.com it's written by a Dubliner and is packed with money saving tips. Get in Visa requirements The Visa requirements for entry into Ireland and County Dublin are very straight forward. All citizens of the EU and EEA countries do not need a visa to visit Ireland on holiday. Most people from these countries are free to live and work in Ireland, but countries such as Romania have restrictions applied. Many countries have visa agreements with Ireland and as such don't need any special documentation before arriving in Ireland. For more information about this topic please see the Department of Foreign Affairs. By plane Air: Dublin International Airport. By train By Bus By Boat There are two major ports in County Dublin for the transit of passengers, Dublin Port and Dun Laoghaire Port. These services are supplied by either Stena Lines or Irish Ferries. These services run daily and connect County Dublin with Wales (Holyhead) and England (Liverpool). By Car County Dublin is well connected to the rest of Ireland through the road network. The M50 that runs through County Dublin around Dublin is the main focus point of the countries road infrastructure. From the M50, radial routes can be taken to all locations in Ireland. Get around While public transport is available in County Dublin, the City of Dublin is well catered for by bus, taxi, train and tram systems. Car Rental All of the main car rental firms are focused around Dublin Airport and Dublin City Centre. From North County Dublin, Dublin Airport is easily accessible, while those looking to rent a Car From South County Dublin would have easy access to locations in Dublin City Centre. Irish Car Rentals [1], Europcar [2], Thrifty [3] Get around Roads Rail Tram Plane See City Centre See Dublin#See Outside City Centre The locations are accessible by the DART which is a regular commuter train service covering most of the coastline north and south of Dublin. Mulhuddart - don't miss this thrilling outpost of civil society; challenging conversation guaranteed Howth and Howth Harbour Dalkey village Dalkey village/town is listed as an Irish heritage town and as such has a rich history, with no less than three castles within the town borders, making it a great day trip from the city. Killiney Climb Killiney Hill and see the stunning views out around the bay and to Dalkey Island. Blackrock Walk along the strand, visit the famed Blackrock market, a flea market open on weekends and bank holidays, and have a drink at O'Rourke's, the old haunt of the Irish author Flann O'Brien. Serviced by the DART and the 4, 4A, 5, 45, 7, and 8 buses. Dun Laoghaire Bray Climb Bray Head, or walk on its sea front esplanade. Do Temple Bar is a bit of a tourist trap but it does have some nice things to see. Eat Drink Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!