Dublin City travel blog

• Dublin in October: Weather, Packing and What to Expect
  October in Dublin brings mild, changeable weather, shorter days and a city settling into autumn — here’s how to pack and plan. · 2026-10-28
• Dublin in October: Weather, Room Rates and What's On
  October in Dublin means soft light, shorter queues and hotel rates that ease once the mid-term break ends. · 2026-10-28
• Three Days in Dublin: A Neighbourhood-Led Itinerary
  Build a Dublin break around the Liffey's two banks, the Georgian south side and the coastal villages, and you spend less time crossing the city and more time seeing it. · 2026-10-28
• Autumn in Dublin City: Walks, Food and Where to Stay
  Short days and low light suit Dublin in September and October, when the parks turn, the pubs fill early and hotel rates ease back from summer peaks. · 2026-10-28
• Dublin on a Budget: Real Costs for a City Break
  What a day in Dublin actually costs, from a €3 Leap card trip to a pint in Temple Bar, and where to spend and save. · 2026-10-28
• Reaching Dublin by Road, Rail, Bus and Air: A Practical Arrival Guide
  How to get into the city from Dublin Airport, the ferry ports and the motorway network, with realistic timings and the neighbourhoods worth booking once you arrive. · 2026-10-28
• Eating Well Near Your Dublin Hotel: A Neighbourhood Guide
  Where to find a good meal within a short walk of the city's main hotel districts, from early breakfasts to late dinners. · 2026-10-28
• Dublin in November: Events, Festivals and Things to Do
  November in Dublin brings film festivals, comedy, Christmas markets and cosy pubs—here's what's on and where to stay. · 2026-10-28
• Best Time to Visit Dublin City: A Month-by-Month Guide
  Dublin's weather, crowds and prices shift sharply month to month, and picking the right window for your trip matters more than any single sight. · 2026-10-28
• Where to Stay in Dublin for Christmas and New Year 2026
  A neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood guide to picking the right Dublin base for the Christmas and New Year period, with real streets, stations and walking distances. · 2026-10-28

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