As the cabin fever is starting to hit, one way to avoid boredom is to think into the future and plan some weekend getaways around Ireland. Many people are bummed out about having to cancel overseas trips but think of it as an opportunity to visit places in Ireland that you haven’t seen before.
As Ireland's largest city, Dublin has much to offer, ranging from museums and history to incredible nightlife. This list includes a range of activities and restaurants within the city, as well as a few accommodation options, so that you may tailor any travel plans to your exact needs. By no means is this a list of the only things to do in Dublin, but it does hit the major tourist sites such as the Temple Bar and Guinness Storehouse, as well as a few quieter sites around town.
Next stop: Belfast!
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After a few days exploring all the corners of the Republic of Ireland, Emerald Travel really recommends exchanging your euros for pounds to see a whole new side of the Emerald Isle. Here are our 5 key recommendations for visiting students to do in Belfast, keeping you enjoying your stay in Ireland and on a budget. We have scoured the city from top to bottom, and looked at options for things to do from five key angles: culture to take in, activities to do, where to eat, where to sleep, and where to celebrate! Below are our top picks for a Northern Irish Adventure!
