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Often criticised for exuberant prices, The group that operates one of the country’s most famous pubs, The Temple Bar in Dublin’s Temple Bar, recorded revenues of €4.64m in a five-month period last year.
In today’s email:
- Temple Bar Sales | 4 Million Euros in 5 months
- Is the Temple Bar a Tourist Trap?
- Don’t Forget Your Gift
- At the bar – Top 10 Famous Pubs In IRELAND
- Around The Web: The Cliffs of Moher – See it or Skip it?, Interesting Facts about Ireland, Watch: French artist sends love letter to Cork with amazing video series and more..
- Experience of the day – Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough, Sheep Dog Trials, Day Trip from Dublin
- From Social Media – Did you know that Kilkenny Castle was sold to the people of Kilkenny in 1967 for a mere £50?
- Irish Food You Will Love – What is the best food to pair with a Guinness?
- The Craic
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Temple Bar Sales | 4 Million Euros in 5 months
The group that operates one of the country’s most famous pubs, The Temple Bar in Dublin’s Temple Bar, recorded revenues of €4.64m in a five-month period last year
which begs the question…
Is The Temple Bar A Tourist Trap?
Local Dubliners will be adamant that the Temple Bar neigbourhoud is a tourist trap with overpriced pints, too many tourists and rowdy bachelors parties.
But visitors flock to this area, Temple Bar is a high-profile tourism destination attracting approximately 3.5 million visits a year.
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At the bar
Top 10 Famous Pubs In IRELAND
Around The Web
The Cliffs of Moher – See it or Skip it?
The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks, situated on the country’s west coast. Spanning 14 kilometres and reaching a maximum height of 214 metres, these awe-inspiring cliffs offer stunning views out over the Atlantic Ocean and neighbouring Aran Islands. But is it worth going out of your way to see them?
Ireland provided the excitement but now it’s time to relax and absorb the French way of life
Most of the 45000-plus Green Army have headed for home and some to other parts of France, with many to return in the next invasion for the Scotland game.
Kiwi rugby player Bundee Aki has ‘Bundee Burger’ named after him in Ireland
Kiwi import Bundee Aki is now so famous in Ireland he’s had a burger named after him
Staycations: Flick through 40 pages of great Irish breaks
Flick through this Staycations e-magazine, with 40 pages of insightful articles, beautiful photos and great deals on unique breaks all across Ireland.
Jameson Is Campaigning for the NFL to Come to Dublin
Jameson wants to make the next international city for a football game Dublin in an “unofficial” call for a regular season NFL game to take place in the city.
Dublin and Cork shortlisted for European Capital of Smart Tourism award
Ireland’s capital and its “real capital” are set to go head to head for a prestigious international honour
Snoop Dogg visits Conor McGregor’s Dublin pub
Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., better known as the rapper Snoop Dogg, received a rapturous reception at The Black Forge Inn
Watch: French artist sends love letter to Cork with amazing video series
“Every person has a story to tell. I think of every video is a little piece of the ‘Cork’ mosaic.”
Interesting Facts about Ireland
Interesting Facts about Ireland – Ireland is a small country with an immense amount of history and culture. It is known for its rolling hills, gorgeous coastline and beautiful countryside views. There are many interesting facts about this great nation that you may not know.
Experience of the day
Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough, Sheep Dog Trials, Day Trip from Dublin
Break from Dublin for a tour of medieval Irish architecture and folklore in Kilkenny and Glendalough. Aboard a luxury coach, take a day trip to the top sights in south-east Ireland from Kilkenny Castle to the Wicklow Mountain National Park and Glendalough’s medieval monastic settlement.
From Social Media
Did you know that Kilkenny Castle was sold to the people of Kilkenny in 1967 for a mere £50?
Kilkenny Castle, County Kilkenny
Irish Food You Will Love
How to Make Scones Masterclass with Patrick Ryan
The Craic
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Secure Your Dream Irish Experience Before It’s Gone!
Planning a trip to Ireland? Don’t let sold-out tours or packed attractions spoil your journey. Iconic experiences like visiting the Cliffs of Moher, exploring the Rock of Cashel, or enjoying a guided walk through Ireland’s ancient past often sell out quickly—especially during peak travel seasons.
Booking in advance guarantees your place and ensures you can fully immerse yourself in the rich culture and breathtaking scenery without stress or disappointment. You’ll also free up time to explore Ireland’s hidden gems and savour those authentic moments that make your trip truly special.
Make the most of your journey—start planning today and secure those must-do experiences before they’re gone!