This is what Ireland is like?! I visited Ireland for the very first time and fell in love with the people, food, culture and scenery. Here's a look at how I spent 2 days exploring Dublin. best things ...

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But spending 48 hours in Dublin, from castles to pubs, you can see, eat and do it all thanks to this smart, time-saving itinerary that highlights the city’s essentials with just the right depth.

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by how much there is to see in Dublin. With several scenic spots and centuries of layered history, narrowing it down to two days is no easy task. But spending 48 hours in ...