Bed and Breakfast Dublin

On your visit to Dublin stay in a bed and breakfast home and enjoy the pleasure of a friendly Irish welcome, a warm comfortale bed and a hearty irish breakfast. You will find that nothing is too much trouble for your hosts who will advise you on the best places to visit, the best beaches, where to go on a rainy day, organize tours and activities for you, book tee times on local golf courses, point you towards the best local restaurants and pubs and will probably be able to book your next B&B or hotel at your next destination in Ireland.

Situated on the coast, in the east of the country, Dublin, the capital of Ireland, maintains the most traditional and vibrant of Irish culture offering the same facilities as any other European city. Dublin has attractions to suit all tastes, from shopping to museums, from sports centres to castles, from restaurants to churches, and of course a very special & exciting night life with music, cafés, pubs and night clubs. Boredom in Dublin city is nigh on impossible.

Dublin has some grand sites to see, like the River Liffey that meanders its way through the city and cuts it in two, or Grafton street, full of enterainers and the cities shopping heart, and of course the famous O'Connor's street. Dublin was the home of many writers and poets these include George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, WB Yeats, James Joyce and Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral and author of Gullivers Travels. Dublin will prove a thrilling experience for anyone, surrounded by music and the unique hospitality of Dubliners. Why not visit this thrilling city soon, book your Bed and Breakfast Dublin today.

Ireland West

Having done Dublin move on to rural Ireland where life slows to a more relaxing and acceptable pace. Of special interest is the west and southwest, which borders the Atlantic Ocean and presents a rugged panorama of high cliffs and rocky peninsulas. There are, however, many fine blue flag beaches which are ideal for water sports - wind surfing, boogie boarding, surfing, dingy sailing etc. You can find many B&B's located above these beaches and on the cliff tops. Killarney is the main tourist area in the southwest. It is renowned for its beautiful scenery and sits in a valley below Ireland's highest mountains, the Macgillicuddy Reeks. Tourism is a most important industry in Ireland, not surprising with so much on offer. If you're thinking of a visit book your Bed and Breakfast Ireland on the B&B Network.