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1. dublin.ie › whats-onWhat's on in Dublin, Events, Things To Do - Dublin.ie

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   Discover what's on in Dublin, stay up to date with things to do including festivals, food and drink, music, sports and family activities.

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3. www.met.ie › climate › available-dataMonthly Data - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service

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   Met Éireann, the Irish National Meteorological Service, is the leading provider of weather information and related services for Ireland.

4. www.theirishroadtrip.com › best-time-to-visit-dublinBest Time to Visit Dublin (Dubliner’s 2024 Guide)

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   • January. Dublin in January tends to be cold, wet and wintery (as does the rest of Ireland). The LTA (Long Term Average) temperature in Dublin in January is 5.3°C/41.54°F with average rainfall of 62.6mm.
   • February. Visiting Dublin in February can be another tricky one, especially if the weather will be your deciding factor. The LTA (Long Term Average) temperature in Dublin in February is 5.3°C/41.54°F with rainfall of 48.8mm.
   • March. March is regarded as the best time to go to Dublin by many that have been bitten by the St. Patrick’s Day buzz. The LTA (Long Term Average) temperature in Dublin in March is 6.7°C/44.06°F with rainfall of 52.6mm.
   • April. April is regarded by some as the best time of year to visit Dublin as the weather has picked up, the days are longer and we haven’t hit peak-season yet.

5. eatsleepbreathetravel.com › the-ultimate-dublinThe Ultimate Dublin Itinerary: 1,2, and 3 Day Guides to Dublin

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   • Arriving Into Dublin
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   Getting into Dublin city centre is really easy. The airport has two terminals but they are attached so once you exit the airport you can make your way to the taxi stand (the most expensive option) or, go through the parking lot and make your way to where the busses are. There are several buses that go directly into the city centre and stop at sever...

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   My favourite way to explore Dublin is by foot and if you only have one day in Dublin, this is probably the best way to get around and experience the city as the sites and attractions I recommend for one day in Dublin are all quite close to each other. However, if you plan on spending two, three, or more days in Dublin, it may be worth looking into ...

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   You may be surprised to know that Dublin actually has some of the most expensive hotels in all of Europe. While there are plenty of luxury hotels there are also some great B&Bs, some mid-range choices, and hostels although, keep in mind, they will all likely be pricier than you expect. As for location, I suggest staying as close to the main tourist...

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6. dublin.ie › live › things-to-doFestivals in Dublin

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   July – Longitude. The biggest music festival in Dublin descends on leafy Marlay Park each July. Over one weekend, it welcomes both international and Irish acts, along with thousands of fans. Past headliners have included 21 Savage, Becky Hill, Kraftwerk, Foals and The Chemical Brothers.

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7. www.theirishroadtrip.com › dublin-in-februaryDublin In February: Weather, Tips + Things To Do

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   Dec 29, 2023 · Table of Contents. Some quick info before visiting Dublin in February. 1. The weather is unpredictable. 2. Average temperatures. 3. Limited daylight hours. 4. February is the off-season. 5. Festivals and events. Fast facts: The pros and cons of February in Dublin. The advantages. The disadvantages.

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   What are the seasons in Dublin?

   • The seasons in Dublin The seasons in Dublin are fairly straightforward; Summer in Dublin: June, July and August, Autumn in Dublin: September, October and November, Winter in Dublin: December, January and February and Spring in Dublin: March, April and May.

   Best Time to Visit Dublin (Dubliner’s 2024 Guide) - The Irish Road Trip

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   What are the disadvantages of spending February in Dublin?

   • One of the big disadvantages of spending February in Dublin is the shorter days. The sun rises at 07:40 and sets at 17:37. If you’re following an itinerary from our Irish road trip library, keep the reduced daylight hours in mind. 4. February is the off-season

   Dublin in February: Weather, Things To Do + Tips - The Irish Road Trip

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   How many days in Dublin?

   • 3 days in Dublin is enough to see the majority of the city’s attractions. What are the best months to visit Dublin? June through August are the best months for warm temperatures, concerts, and festivals. The shoulder months (April, May, and September) are best if you want to save money and don’t mind fewer events. How do tourists get around Dublin?

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   What is the weather in Dublin in February?

   • The LTA (Long Term Average) temperature in Dublin in February is 5.3°C/41.54°F with rainfall of 48.8mm In the guide below, you’ll find information on the weather, festivals, what to pack and things to do in Dublin in February. For many, the often all-over-the-place weather in Ireland in February puts people off visiting during this month.

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   Is February a good time to visit Dublin?

   • The Long Term average temperature in Dublin in February sits at 5.3°C/41.54°F (see our guide to the best time to visit Dublin to compare the months). 3. Limited daylight hours One of the big disadvantages of spending February in Dublin is the shorter days. The sun rises at 07:40 and sets at 17:37.

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   Which one Dublin one book is best for 2024?

   • The One Dublin One Book choice for 2024 is Snowflake by Louise Nealon. While past picks have included Nora, Leonard and Hungry Paul, The Long Gaze Back and Strumpet City. The festival provides a great conversation starter for book lovers throughout the county and has been growing in popularity year after year.

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9. travellemming.com › dublin-itineraryDublin Itinerary – A Foolproof 3 to 5 Days Planner

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   Apr 14, 2024 · Morning. O’Connell Street, Dublin, Ireland (photo: Croatorum / Shutterstock) For the first morning of your Dublin trip, there’s no better place to begin than the Dublin city center, specifically O’Connell Street. Many walking tours start here. It’s also a central point for Dublin’s public transportation.