UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin, Ireland, www.dublincityofliterature.ie, Visitors

Visiting Dublin City of Literature:

Dublin truly captures the imagination, abounding with culture, events, colour, sights and scenes, an irresistible backdrop for exploring the city’s intriguing past and vibrant present. All across Dublin there are continual reminders of the literary life so intrinsic to the city’s personality, from places associated with literary greats to modern Dublin’s vibrant literary scene.

Visit Dublin: www.visitdublin.com
Getting to and around Dublin: www.visitdublin.com/travel
Literary things to do in Dublin and Ireland: http://www.discoverireland.ie/literaryireland

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Literary Attractions

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Visiting the rest of Ireland:

So many writers have sought and found inspiration in the landscape and character of Ireland; Synge made his home on the Aran Islands on the advice of Yeats, Yeats himself drew on his surroundings in Sligo and Galway for much of his work. An astonishing number of literary works in the Irish language emerged from a collection of tiny and far flung islands in Kerry. Wexford can take credit for producing a multitude of contemporary writers of note.