Dublin Visitor Centre

18/03/2020

Our breathtaking sunsets don’t stop 😍😍😍

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17/03/2020

What a strange we had today. It will be sure to be part of the in many years to come! 📚

still went ahead today, and here are a couple of destinations that took part, but can you name the city's where these pics where taken? 🐍☘📷

17/03/2020

Fair play Blackrock Market 👏

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https://www.dublinvisitorcentre.ie/blog-dublin-market-is-doing-free-home-delivery/

The market has announced on Instagram that they are going to commence a free home delivery service within a 4km radius.

16/03/2020

A peaceful day out at the park 🌳☀️😊

St. Stephen's Green via 📸

16/03/2020

Temple Bar has been closed until further notice 💔

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https://www.dublinvisitorcentre.ie/blog-coronavirus-dublin-all-pubs-and-nightclubs-in-temple-bar-closed/

Just yesterday, due to public outcry, The Temple Bar Company announced the news that all of Temple Bar will be closed immediately.

16/03/2020

Dublin Visitor Centre will close all its locations starting Tuesday 17th March until Sunday 29th March, following the advice of Government on relation to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). ❌

Thank you for your support and understanding during this period.🙏🙏🙏

15/03/2020

A brilliant gesture. 👏

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https://www.dublinvisitorcentre.ie/blog-free-meals-to-doctors-and-nurses-treating-coronavirus-patients-in-the-vintage-kitchen/

The Vintage Kitchen on Poolbeg Street will offer free lunch and dinner to doctors and nurses working tirelessly to contain Covid-19 and treat patients.

15/03/2020

Streets of Dublin 😍😍😍

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14/03/2020

Our mouths are watering 🤤😋🍣

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https://www.dublinvisitorcentre.ie/blog-new-dublin-sushi-restaurant-opening-this-month/

SushiDa has confirmed it will open a new Dublin sushi restaurant this month. Work is already well underway to set up for opening.

14/03/2020

Hanging out 🦌

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13/03/2020

Some important information about upcoming events 👍

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https://www.dublinvisitorcentre.ie/blog-coronavirus-in-ireland-whats-cancelled/

The Government have decided to cancel all St. Patrick's Day events based on the advice of health officials, according to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.