Useful Links

Visitdublin.com - is the award winning website of Dublin Tourism, the official tourist board for Dublin, and is a leading city tourism website in Europe. Serving over 6 million unique users with more than 40 million pages of tourist information. Each month the site delivers over 250 Gigabytes (the equivalent of 55 DVDs!) of tourist information to users from around the world.

DublinGifts.com - Dublingifts is Dublin Tourism's online store. The site has a wide range of tourist guide books for Dublin and Ireland. If you're thinking of visiting either Dublin or Ireland in the near future then this is the site for you. You'll find some of the best Irish guide books currently in print, in a variety of languages, and all available to buy online at great prices!

WritersMuseum.com - Dublin is famous as a city of writers and literature, and the Dublin Writers Museum is an essential visit for anyone who wants to discover, explore, or simply enjoy Dublin's immense literary heritage. At the Writers Museum, Dublin’s literary celebrities from the past three hundred years are brought to life through their books, letters, portraits and personal items.

Dublinconventionbureau.com - Dublin Convention Bureau (DCB) is the business tourism unit of Dublin Tourism. Dublin as one of the leading meeting, conference and event destinations in the world. Although DCB provides information and other support services to meeting planners, it does not engage in the provision of any commercial services. It is a non-profit destination marketing organisation supported by its partners, industry and local government.

Fingal County Council - Fingal County Council provides an extensive range of infrastructure services, and plays an active role in the development of the area's industry, business, social, arts, heritage and cultural affairs.

Tara's Palace Trust & Musuem of Childhood - Tara's Palace is undoubtedly one of the world's most significant Dolls Houses. Inspired by Sir Neville Wilkinson's celebrated Titania's Palace of 1907, Ron and Doreen McDonnell sought to recapture the spirit and purpose of Sir Neville, when they began the creation of their own masterpiece - Tara's Palace in 1980.