2025 Fingal Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

The Radisson Blu is right near Dublin airport Terminal 2 (T1 is a further 5 mins away). There's a free shuttle that brings you to it, but if you don't have that many bags, the walk is easy and takes less than 10 mins. The convenience is what makes this hotel so attractive. The walk is a tiny bit tricky but that's only because you have to find the right crosswalks (follow Google maps). The hotel seems a tiny bit dated but the rooms were comfortable, clean and seemed up to date. The room was spacious and included a second table which provided additional space and a seemingly separate space for meals. The view was of the airport, which was nice. But you also heard the sound of planes and slightly of the road nearby. Nonetheless, it was an adequate stay, especially since I wanted to be next to he airport. Overall, a nice and short stay; the rooms were spacious and clean and the location was great! It was not directly connected to the airport but was very much close enough! #travel #hotel #explore #dublin #ireland

If you're visiting Dublin, Ireland, you absolutely have to check out Howth. Located near Dublin City, it's easily accessible by public transport and only about an hour away, making it a popular coastal village destination. It's the perfect spot for a scenic walk along the cliffs, with views of the blue sea and wildflowers. How to Get There: 1. Take the Dart and get off at Howth Station. 2. Take bus H3 or 6 and get off at Howth Station. Recommended Route: There are four cliff walk routes with varying difficulty levels, ranging from 1 to 3 hours of trekking. Among them, I recommend the Green Line route, which takes about 1.5 hours. 1. Arrive at Howth Station via bus or Dart. 2. Walk along the Green Line route along the cliffs. 3. Enjoy the scenery and take photos at the Lighthouse Viewpoint. 4. Relax with coffee and dessert at Howth Summit. 5. Return to the city center from Howth Summit via bus H3 or 6. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Flying to Russia these days can be really hard , and moving is another level of difficulty. My recommendation is Turkish Airlines for a few reasons: Easy layover & nice comfort levels Additional Baggage costs per kg not unit ! up to 30 kg can is more affordable than any other airline #turkeytravel #russia #ireland

Absolutely loved Dublin, cool music, fun Irish pubs, beautiful parks. Dublin Castle and phenolic park, where you can deer spot, are a must visit. And of course who could forget the iconic Temple Bar #travel #thingstodo #dublin #weekengetaway

I flew from Dublin to Prague on Ryanair. The low price is attractive, but you have to keep in mind that only basic services are provided. The cabin was clean, and the flight attendants were friendly. However, additional costs such as additional baggage fees and seat selection may be a bit burdensome. Overall, I think it is a good value airline. Prague Airport is close to the city center, so it was convenient to get around, and it was nice to be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Prague in a short time! Of course, the baggage check is very strict, but the price is cheap,,, so I think I will come back again. #2024WishEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent

Departing from Dublin Airport was a clean and efficient experience! Security checks and departure procedures were quick and easy, and the airport facilities were well organized, so waiting time was not boring. I was able to browse various souvenirs at the duty-free shop, and it was especially fun to choose Irish whiskey and chocolate. Overall, it was a comfortable departure experience with friendly staff. #2024WishEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent

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#summerdestinations I recently spent a wonderful day exploring the beaches of Dublin Bay, each with its own unique charm. From the sandy stretches of Dollymount Strand to the rocky shores of Killiney Beach, there was something for everyone. The clear, crisp air and the sound of seagulls overhead created a truly relaxing atmosphere. I loved walking along the water’s edge, collecting seashells and feeling the cool sand beneath my feet. Dublin Bay’s beaches are a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, offering tranquility and natural beauty in abundance.

#summerdestinations During my recent visit to Dublin Bay, I took some time to explore its maritime charm. The bay is dotted with boats, from quaint fishing vessels to sleek yachts, all gently bobbing on the water. I visited the famous Bull Island, a nature reserve known for its rich birdlife and serene walking trails. The views across the bay were simply stunning, with the city skyline on one side and the open sea on the other. I felt a deep sense of peace as I sat by the water, watching the boats drift by and listening to the gentle lapping of the waves.

#summerdestinations On my recent trip to Dublin Bay, I discovered the breathtaking cliffs and coastal paths that hug the shoreline. The Howth Cliff Walk was a highlight, offering panoramic views of the bay and the distant mountains. The path winds along the cliffs, providing stunning vistas of the waves crashing against the rocks below. It was invigorating to walk through the lush greenery while soaking in the sights and sounds of the ocean. The experience was both calming and energizing, a perfect way to reconnect with nature while enjoying some of Ireland’s most scenic landscapes.

#summerdestinations I recently visited Dublin Bay and was instantly captivated by its stunning coastal scenery. The bay stretches far and wide, with its deep blue waters meeting the horizon and the shoreline dotted with charming villages. As I strolled along the sand, I felt the cool sea breeze on my face and admired the rugged beauty of the Irish coast. From the bustling harbor of Dun Laoghaire to the tranquil beaches of Sandycove, each spot offered a unique perspective of this beautiful bay. It was a refreshing escape into nature, just a stone’s throw from the city.

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