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Holidays in Finglas

We all know travel is life. So pack up those bags, kiss your pet hamster goodbye and check out Finglas! A neighbourhood in Dublin, it's a fabulous base for exploring this impressive city's sights. With some 1,000,000 people calling the capital of Ireland home, you're bound to meet a few new BFFs during your trip. From Dublin Airport, Finglas is a commute of 6 kilometres to the southwest. If you're arriving via central Dublin, you'll find it 5 kilometres to the northwest.

A good portion of this city's top attractions are sprinkled near Finglas, and Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral are some of the most outstanding. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to Ha' Penny Bridge and the Dublinia. For a better perspective of this vibrant city as a whole, spend some time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Ballymun and Glasnevin.

Finglas offers easy access to the Garden of Remembrance, an icon that lures visitors from around the world. It sits just 5 kilometres to the southeast.

If you wouldn't mind touring a few of the highlights in central Dublin, head straight to the National Museum of Natural History and the Book of Kells. You'd be crazy to go back to your hotel room without having a look around Phoenix Park and the Abbey Theatre as well.

A bit worn out after a long and tiring day? Take time to unwind at the Guinness Storehouse, the Old Jameson Distillery, the Casino at Marino and the Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club!

Broaden your knowledge of the area at the National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Bg Art Studio and the Centre for Creative Practices. These cultural attractions come highly recommended!

Art galleries like the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, the National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History and the Municipal Museum are a window into the creative side of the area. Why not check if there's an opening on and admire some of the incredible works?

From hands-on activities to mind‐boggling objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone occupied. If you get caught off guard by a rainy day, why not make your way over to the Dublin Writers Museum, the James Joyce Cultural Centre, the National Leprechaun Museum and the Science Gallery?

One of the yardsticks of a good performance is often how powerful the applause is when the curtains close. Be part of a standing ovation at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the Gaiety Theatre, Vicar Street and Button Factory.

Can you distinguish your eagle from your birdie and your iron from your putter? Whether you're a professional or a novice, golf is a game for everyone! You can play a few rounds here at the Clontarf Golf Club, the Elmgreen Golf Course, the Hollywood Lakes Golf Club and the Westmanstown Golf Club.

Nothing beats a holiday with lively kids to keep you feeling young. Join them on an excursion to the National Library of Ireland, National Aquatic Centre, the National Wax Museum Plus and the Irish Architectural Archive.

If the energy of city life is wearing you thin, head to one of the nearby local parks. St. Stephen's Green, Iveagh Gardens, Fairview Park and Blessington Street Basin are delightful spots to kick off your shoes and relax.

The shopping experience is different for everyone. Whether you're after something specific or just doing a bit of impulse buying, you'll love your time at Brown Thomas Flagship Store, Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and Powerscourt Townhouse.

Enjoy an educational history lesson at the War Memorial Gardens, the Trinity College, the Spire and Four Courts. Looking at pictures online just doesn't compare!

Whether you want to learn a bit more about the region's spiritual side or just take in the beautiful atmosphere, go to St. Patrick's Cathedral, St. Michan's Church, St. Audeon's Church and John's Lane Augustinian Church.

Whether you back a team or just want to get a taste of the exhilarating atmosphere, don't miss the opportunity to attend a live game at Aviva Stadium. Don't be afraid to take part in any Mexican waves, chants or songs that occur while you're there, particularly if local heroes the Ireland national rugby union team or the Republic of Ireland national football team are on the field!

Hotels in Finglas

There's no need to pay top dollar to have a restful night's sleep in Finglas. The Abbott Lodge, located at 88 Lower Gardiner Street, and the Portobello Hotel, at 33 South Richmond St, are both relaxing and cheap as chips. Or perhaps you'd rather live it up like royalty at the Your Base Apartments Dublin? The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel is another popular choice for those who can't say no to life's finer things.

If you would like to stay nearby to the Garden of Remembrance, The Westin Dublin and The Morrison, a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel are two of your best options.