| Title: | Celt Notefile | 
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    		In approximately four weeks time I will be travelling to 
    	Dublin via the North (from Larne). The trip will last over the
    	weekend  and hopefully will take in some of the sights.
    	My dilema is, where and what are the best things to take in 
    	on such a visit (excluding the Guiness of course) taking into
    	that we only have a couple of days available. I have heard that
    	Kilmainen (sp) jail has been turned into a museum,worth a look?
    
    	Accomodation is another area that I am a little vague on. Any 
    	recommended hotels in the centre of the city?
    
    	Any help is much appreciated.
    
    	Yours in Ireland.
    
    
    
    
    
    
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| 1044.1 | Baile Atha Cliath | SIOG::CASSERLY | Eireannach is ea me | Fri May 01 1992 05:28 | 24 | 
|     Hi Kevin,
        Dublin is a city with great tradition and sights to be seen. Given
    the time frame you have allowed you will have little time to sight see
    once you taste the Guinness. 
       Kilmainham Jail is of historic interest and has been open to the
    public for many years now and it is well worth a visit. The National
    Museum has on display many Irish artifacts which you may find
    interesting.
       You should also try and fit in a Ceile and set dancing session.
    Great fun altogether.
     Accomodation::  I live on the outskirts of the city in a village
    called Lucan. There are a couple of hotels in the area. Choice would
    depend on your budget. There are also a number of Guest Houses which
    are very well presented in a truly Irish flavour. Once again all
    subject to your budget.
       Not being sure of your dates I can tell you that there will be a
    Ceile in a local Gaelic Club on Saturday 23rd of May. Well worth a
    visit.
       I will post more info on Monday regarding whats on in and around
     Dublin if you state the dates you will be making an appearance.
    
    sl�n agat
    Tom
    you will be here 
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