Dublin, Ireland
Ireland is located in Northwestern Europe and the North Atlantic Ocean. The country is partitioned into Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Ireland has magnificent coastlines and mountain peaks.
Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, is divided north-south by the River Liffey. It is the largest city in Ireland. Dublin has numerous historic buildings and parks.
Things to see and do in Dublin...
 Take a stroll along the River Liffey for an awe-inspiring view of the Ha'penny Bridge. |  Explore the vibrant streets of Dublin. |
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 Visit Grafton Street. |  Take a stroll in St Stephen's Green. |
 Explore Temple Bar and see the Temple Bar Pub. |
Instagrammable photography location in Dublin...
Dublin has numerous Instagram famous photography locations. One Instagram famous photography location that I visited in Dublin was Anne's Lane.
Instagrammable ice cream shop in Dublin...
Dublin has several eateries such as coffee shops, cafés, restaurants and ice cream shops. One Instagram famous ice cream shop that I visited in Dublin was Murphy's Ice Cream which serves a variety of ice cream flavors and uses milk from the rare and indigenous breed of Kerry cow.
Where to stay in Dublin...
Dublin has many accommodation options including hotels, guest houses, apartments, hostels and bed and breakfasts. During my trip to Dublin, I stayed at Zanzibar Locke, Ha'penny Bridge located in the City Centre. Zanzibar Locke has 160 accommodations, a restaurant and a fitness center. The aparthotel provides easy access to Ha'penny Bridge, O'Connell Bridge and Temple Bar.
Day trips from Dublin...
Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs located on the west County Clare coast. The cliffs are about 14 kilometers long.
Galway
Galway is a harbor city located on Ireland's west coast. The city has narrow, winding cobblestone streets and is renowned for its pubs, bistros, cafés and restaurants.
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland is in the north-east of the island of Ireland and the region is a part of the United Kingdom. Northern Ireland shares an open border with the Republic of Ireland. Its capital is Belfast.
 Dunluce Castle |  Giant's Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The site is comprised of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns that resulted from an ancient volcanic fissure eruption. |
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My most memorable memories of my trip to Ireland will always be...
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Walking amidst the colorful houses and buildings and spotting the Georgian doors of Dublin
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Indulging in Murphy's Ice Cream
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Walking amidst the umbrellas that were strung throughout Anne's Lane
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Seeing sheep and cattle grazing on farms in Ireland's countryside while riding tour buses
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Spotting green and yellow double-decker buses carrying weary passengers when navigating the streets of Dublin like a Dubliner during the early hours of the morning to board tour buses
