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What is there to do in Dublin in February?

Q. I'm going from Feb. 14 through Feb. 21. I'm staying at the Burlington hotel. A. Shovel snow? Seriously you must know why you are coming to that particular part of Ireland at that time of year so you must have a vague idea of what do you have planned? City tour springs to mind although some tourist attractions will be closed for the winter. I personally wouldn't book into a hotel in say Paris & then ask "what should I do" I'd have it all planned about before I booked up. Looking for a Dublin City Center hotel with specific accommodations.? Q. Hi. 5 of my friends and I will be visiting Dublin next Spring for 8 or 9 days. We would like to find a hotel in the City Center that has accommodations similar to a condo or apartment so we can all stay in one room. Specifically, we are looking for hotels that offer 2 separate bedrooms and bathrooms. I have visited all the tourism sites, but would like to know if anyone knows of a specific place that is pret...

What is there to do in Dublin in February?

Q. I'm going from Feb. 14 through Feb. 21. I'm staying at the Burlington hotel. A. Shovel snow? Seriously you must know why you are coming to that particular part of Ireland at that time of year so you must have a vague idea of what do you have planned? City tour springs to mind although some tourist attractions will be closed for the winter. I personally wouldn't book into a hotel in say Paris & then ask "what should I do" I'd have it all planned about before I booked up. Looking for a Dublin City Center hotel with specific accommodations.? Q. Hi. 5 of my friends and I will be visiting Dublin next Spring for 8 or 9 days. We would like to find a hotel in the City Center that has accommodations similar to a condo or apartment so we can all stay in one room. Specifically, we are looking for hotels that offer 2 separate bedrooms and bathrooms. I have visited all the tourism sites, but would like to know if anyone knows of a specific place that is pret...

irish poker tournaments?

Q. when are they held, how much are entry fees, when are they held..... and thing else A. well if it's Irish than it has to be held in a bar ;) Okay seriously though...This is what I found from Wikipedia: The Paddy Power Irish Poker Open is the longest running No Limit Texas hold 'em poker tournament in Europe and second longest in the world after the World Series of Poker. First organized in 1981 by Terry Rogers, a well known Irish bookmaker, the tournament is Europe's largest and a fixture on the international poker calendar. It is traditionally held over Easter weekend each year. Since Terry Rogers death in 1999 the tournament, originally held in Dublinâs Eccentric Club, has been hosted by tournament director and poker player Liam Flood and the Merrion Casino. Paddypowerpoker.com began sponsorship of the event in 2005 and has overseen the huge growth in the tournament in the last three years. By 2006 the event, with 339 players, had outgrown the Merrion Casino and was ...