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The letter "D" was assigned to designate Dublin [6] and was retained by the new Irish government. [ 5 ] Dublin didn't start using postal district numbers until 1927 [ 7 ] : 371 when the Department of Posts and Telegraphs initiated a scheme that requested senders to add a code to each address in Dublin City and suburbs.
- Dublin 6 Is The Spot Where Everyone Wants to be.
- Breakfast: FIA Café, Rathgar
- Brunch: Five Points, Harold’s Cross
- Lunch: Wilde and Green, Milltown
- Grove Road, Rathmines
- Dinner: Damascus Gate, Terenure
- Coffee Fix: Project Black
- Drink In: Blackbird
- Amenities: The Swan Centre
- Exercise: Project Revive
From trendy cafés to deadly bars, yoga studios, scenic parks, loads of shops, great transport links and every kind of restaurant – it has everything you need. Dublin 6 is made up of Harold’s Cross, Milltown, Ranelagh, Rathgar, Rathmines and Terenure. I’ve decided to dissect Dublin bit by bit over the coming weeks, giving you the inside scoop to eve...
Fiais a small neighbourhood café in Rathgar that provides its customers with the highest quality food, coffee and service in a super dreamy and relaxed setting. If the café is physically small, then the menu is smaller again. Three breakfast dishes and three lunch dishes. The food in Fia is very simple with a focus on using the best produce availab...
A trendy eatery located in the heart of Harold’s Cross. They make some of the tastiest scrambled eggs I’ve ever had and their coffee saved many, many hangovers of mine. The place is always bustling, even at off-peak hours. https://www.instagram.com/p/B1s6WMKnJin/
When I was putting this article together, I realised there are so few cafés/restaurants in Milltown. I drive through Milltown quite a bit and the only place that sprung to mind was Wilde And Green. On the same scale as Brambles and Avoca, Wilde And Green is a bit of a notions-y spot but also a great place for a coffee and a nibble. It’s a little on...
Located on the Rathmines/Portobello Bridge, this café has a lot of character. It’s a gorge place to sit and chill for the day. Overlooking the canal, there’s no place better to perch yourself and nurse a coffee or munch on lunch. Their sambos are up there as some of the best in the city – deffo a great place to grab something on the go as well. htt...
Did you know that there is a Damascus Gate in Terenure? Well, there is! You can expect some truly great things in this local restaurant – belly dancers, vine leaves with fresh lemon and handmade baklava make this little spot really stand out. If you’re looking for a unique food experience, this is deffo one to put on your list. https://www.instagra...
Lovin HQ is located in Ranelagh and on those mornings when I need a little pick-me-up before heading into the office, Project Black has my back. The staff are super friendly and always up for a chat while they work their magic and make art of coffee. https://www.instagram.com/p/BxNo8hAnN6v/
The trendiest bar in town, with an impressively good beer menu. Blackbirdis atmospheric, with gorgeous decor and genuinely good fun. They have a range of board games including Jenga, gothic candles, 90s-style sweets at the bar and a quirky carpet along the floor. It’s a serious spot for a casual yet intimate date. https://www.instagram.com/p/B0_d86...
The Swan Centre is such a handy spot – parking is cheap, there’s a deadly Dunnes Stores (I go there for lunch every single day!), a plethora of cute boutiques, a Maccy D’s, a gym and a cinema. It’s also home to The Hopsack which is ideal for our veggie and vegan friends. They stock a wide range of sustainable products and their coffee is a favourit...
This studio in Ranelagh specialises in pilates, yoga, boxilates, hot yoga, bootcamp and meditation. Classes run in the mornings, so you can pop in before work, and also in the evening. I’ve heard amazing things about the boxilates classes and will definitely be signing up in the next few weeks to give it a go. https://www.instagram.com/p/BztTwLkCwT...
Dublin 6 has long been a bohemian enclave, attracting artists, writers, and musicians. This creative spirit is still alive and well in the suburb today. The area is home to numerous art galleries, theaters, and music venues, offering a vibrant cultural scene. A Foodie’s Paradise. For food lovers, Dublin 6 is a paradise.
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Map of the administrative areas of Dublin City
Apr 11, 2023 · Dublin’s postal districts have a rich history and are organized using a numbering system based on odd and even numbers. The list of Dublin’s postal districts is as follows: D01 – Dublin 1. D02 – Dublin 2. D03 – Dublin 3. D04 – Dublin 4. D05 – Dublin 5. D06 – Dublin 6. D07 – Dublin 7.
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Sep 17, 2019 · Dublin 7 has quickly become one of the coolest places to be. North West of the city centre, Dublin 7 is home to Smithfield, Stoneybatter, Arbour Hill, Broadstone, Cabra and Phibsborough. The historic horse and fruit market square in Smithfield has been regenerated in recent years making it a trendy spot for quirky coffee shops, food markets and bars and residential and cultural hub.
