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Point A Liberties

City Centre Dublin

AU$2,687

per person

20 Oct - 26 Oct

found 1 day ago

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Melbourne (MEL) to Dublin (DUB)

8.6/10 Excellent! (57 reviews)

Location was great, in that it was so close to the Guinness Storehouse, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Christ church Cathedral and Temple Bar Area.

Reviewed on 1 Sep. 2025

The Spencer Hotel

City Centre Dublin

AU$3,322

per person

20 Oct - 26 Oct

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Melbourne (MEL) to Dublin (DUB)

8.8/10 Excellent! (1,012 reviews)

It was a nice hotel with the exception of two things. There was only one elevator operational for a 7 floor building. The other minor issue is that the rooms were a little dated. The hotel will require a refresh in the next couple of years.

Reviewed on 1 Sep. 2025

Dublin Vacation Rentals

Dublin 8

AU$3,140

per person

20 Oct - 26 Oct

found 1 day ago

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Melbourne (MEL) to Dublin (DUB)

8.6/10 Excellent! (28 reviews)

Nice affordable suite, perfect distance from Dublin to enjoy the city without being directly in it.

Reviewed on 11 Jun. 2025

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Dublin: Guinness Storehouse Entry Ticket

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Dublin: Sterling Silver Ring Forging Workshop

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