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During the 19th century, Temple Bar was the artisans' quarter and then became a slum. In the 1970s and 1980s it was home to an alternative scene and, in 1991, it was restored at great expense. Today, Temple Bar is considered to be Dublin's cultural quarter and in the evenings it becomes "Ireland's longest bar".
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You can pack a lot into a Dublin budget holiday! Start off at the Hugh Lane Gallery which offers a great collection of modern and contemp...
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full of life and music. not to be missed.
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Good fun place for some Irish music in the local pubs. Excellent quality tradional Irish music only played during the Temple Bar Tradional Irish Music Festival.
Great place for night life! Beautiful and tpical
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