Coolock Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Coolock

Throw in your job, book a ticket, get a tan, find love, never return. You don't have to do all of those things, but one you should do is secure that ticket to Coolock. One of the many neighbourhoods of Dublin, it's a fantastic base for checking out all that this city has to offer. One of the best things about travelling is the people you meet on the way. And with 1,000,000 locals living in the capital of Ireland, there's loads of opportunities to gain some new BFFs. To reach Coolock from Dublin Airport, grab a taxi, pile your luggage in the boot and travel 5 kilometres southeast. If you're coming from central Dublin, you'll need to journey 7 kilometres northeast.

This city has no shortage of things to see and do, and many of them can be found near Coolock. It's difficult to choose the leading sights here, but Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral are two you should not miss. You should also make sure to experience Ha' Penny Bridge and the Dublinia. For another perspective on Dublin, venture to Killester and Raheny, close-by neighbourhoods that you'll love exploring.

Coolock is right near the Garden of Remembrance, a renowned sight that attracts visitors from around the globe. It's located just 6 kilometres to the southwest.

Getting cabin fever in Coolock? Then get out and discover the National Museum of Natural History and the Book of Kells, two must-see attractions in the centre of the city. Phoenix Park and the Abbey Theatre should also be included in any trip downtown.

Let your hair down at the Casino at Marino, The Wright Venue, the Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club and the Dr. Quirkey's Good Time Emporium. They're excellent places for those holidaying without kids in tow.

Discover more about the cultural scene at the National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Bg Art Studio and the Art Market.

If you have a love for art, don't miss the Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, the Municipal Museum and the Dublin City Gallery – The Hugh Lane. Walk around and if anything piques your interest, chat to the staff about its background.

Peer into glass cabinets and learn all about the objects on display as you stroll through the intriguing collections of the Dublin Writers Museum, the James Joyce Cultural Centre, the National Leprechaun Museum and the National Print Museum.

What nicer way to top off a day's sightseeing than with a bite to eat and a good show? Check the programme at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Button Factory, the Olympia Theatre and the Gate Theatre.

The greens of the Portmarnock Golf Club, the Royal Dublin Golf Club, the St. Anne's Golf Club and the Clontarf Golf Club are calling. Work on your swing, challenge some friends to a few rounds and try to shave some shots off your game.

Kids can have fun in the most surprising locations. Make some memories with them at the National Library of Ireland, the National Wax Museum Plus, the Irish Architectural Archive and the National Photographic Archive.

Are you holidaying with the kids but stuck for ideas of things to do? Clara Lara Fun Park and Tara's Place and Childhood Museum are some nearby places they're bound to love.

St Annes Park, River Liffey and the Bull Island Visitor and Interpretative Centre are top spots for nature enthusiasts to spend some time outdoors.

Head out to the National Botanic Gardens, the Talbot Botanic Gardens and Irishtown Nature Reserve. If you're fortunate, you might even catch sight of some of the local critters!

An appealing feature of this suburb is its nearby public parks. Amid all the activity, there are plenty of places to relax and read a book. Ringsend Park, St. Anne's Rose Garden, Fairview Park and St. Anne's Park, Dublin are great options.

The shopping experience is what you make it. Whether you know what you're after or just planning to browse, you can't go past Brown Thomas Flagship Store, Powerscourt Townhouse, Jervis Shopping Center and Omni Park Shopping Centre.

Practise your Mexican wave skills and loosen up your vocal chords. Come and show your support for either of the local teams, the Ireland national rugby union team and Republic of Ireland national football team, at Aviva Stadium.

Hotels in Coolock

If you'd rather spend cash on experiences than on a hotel room, the Abbott Lodge and the Portobello Hotel are a couple of places you should check out. Or perhaps you'd rather live like royalty at the Your Base Apartments Dublin? The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel is yet another popular choice for those who relish the finer things in life.