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Temple Bar, Dublin
2008-05-28 07:29:00 Temple Bar (Barra an Teampaill) is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Ireland. Unlike the areas surrounding it, Temple Bar has preserved its medieval street pattern, with many narrow cobbled streets. It is promoted as “Dublin’s cultural quarter” and has a lively nightlife that is popular with tourists. Temple Bar is in the postcode Dublin 2 (D2), and has an estimated population of 3,000. Dublin is on of best travel destinations. GPS vacation destinations:53° 20′ 44″- N, 6° 15′ 46″ W
Temple Bar: Don't worry about the couches, just enjoy the beer
2008-02-28 21:27:00 To many, Temple Bar on Nørrebrogade in Copenhagen, is surely a dependable 'standby' kind of place, pretty much any night of the week (and especially on weekends). A place that is very much like an old - very old - comfortable (and rather ugly) sofa that you just can't bring yourself to throw out. In fact, Temple Bar is filled with ratty sofas and chairs upstairs that they really should bring themselves to throw out.It is perhaps for this reason that year after year living here in Copenhagen, I have resisted the urge to frequent the place. In fact, until last week, I had never even set foot there. This was not because I doubted that it was a dependable place for having a drink and a chat with a friend or two. Rather, whenever it has come to finding a place to grab a beer in Norrebro, there was just always some place else that always pulled us in. Temple Bar just seemed like it would always be there when, eventually, it was needed. And so the years went by.So I stumbled in there th...
At the Temple Bar?
2008-01-28 21:48:00 Jason *barzini*…wait, let me not do the FULL government name….had his album pre-release party. We were all very excited to be out to support. I just got back from the gym, but I know folks were waiting for these….so alas…here they are. Peace and Grease.
Dublin: Midweek Madness at the Temple Bar Hotel
2007-03-20 17:27:00 Photograph by Kari Hoerchler The Tower Hotel Group has just announced a Midweek Madness deal for their Temple Bar Hotel, through April 30. This offer is valid Sunday through Thursday nights, and with a €120 per room per night rate for up to three guests, this is a good deal for a hotel in the heart of Dublin’s entertainment district. Though cheaper digs in Dublin abound, those looking for a dependable business-class hotel with standard amenities could do a lot worse. Millions of tourists flock to Temple Bar every year for pubs, grub, free concerts, outdoor markets, and even the occasional serenade from a sensational wandering busker. Book stalls, the Project Arts Centre, the Ark Children’s Centre, the Temple Bar Music Centre, the New Theatre all render Temple Bar Dublin’s Cultural Quarter. With the 2007 Handel Festival just around the corner (April 13 through April 20), Cheapos might want snap up this deal before other culture vultures swoop down on this hot hotel ...
By: EuroCheapo Blog
Temple bar - Dublin
2007-02-22 17:33:05 Morgenavond pakken we het vliegtuig, en dezelfde avond kruipen we (waarschijnlijk met aardig wat Guinness achter de kiezen) het hotelbed in. We hebben mazzel dat we nog een leuk hotelletje hebben kunnen vinden, midden in de wijk Temple-bar. Deze wijk is het culturele hart van Dublin. Veel straatartiesten, commedie-clubs, muziekanten en andere kunstenaars zijn hier sinds zo'n ander-halve eeuw hier verzameld. Naast het Temple-bar-music centre aan de Eustace-street staat ons hotelletje. Ik heb er zin in. Blijkt dat toevallig in het zelfde weekend de internationale rugby wedstrijd is tussen Ierland en Engeland, dus de halve stad zit vol met rugby-fans. (Dat kan leuke foto's opleveren...) Deze spontane actie om naar Dublin te gaan (vorig weekend in de kroeg bedacht) is een afsluiting van mijn maandje rust en een energie boost voor de komende periode. Ik ben blij dat ik nu wel weet waar in aan toe ben, wat betreft de academie. Dus ik kan mijn health-level (te veel PSP spel...
By: Sonja's basement
Ireland trip - Wicklow tour, Temple bar & Guinness
2007-01-24 10:21:04 17 Sep 2006 - Part 1: Powerscourt gardens & Wicklow tourWoke up early in the morning to catch up the bus for Wicklow tour at around 9am.. The first stop is the Powerscourt house & gardens which is situated in Enniskerry, a small town with a population of not more than 3000 (quote Wikipedia).. A beautiful garden with lots of variety of flowers n trees, not to mentioned a numbers of fountain and statues.. the following are some stitched photos of Powerscourt gardens..Horse statue..there are lots of fountain that looks a lot like this one with a statue blowing water upwards..clean serene water in the main big pond..There are pets' cemetery as wells, lots of them had interesting names such as Sun Yat Sen, Black Beauty, Chin Chow, Bully (American Pony), Princess (Cow).. etc.this is the typical road around Powerscourt gardens..Dolphin pond..Beautiful garden with lots of variety of flowers.. Flower shots of Powerscourt will only be posted later on.. :PAnother pond..Told ya, there are ...
By: Juz zh1yong
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