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<b>Traveling to Dublin</b><br>
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<i>by Sian McInnery</i><br>
<a href="http://www.yodublin.com">http://www.yodublin.com</a><br><br>
Dublin is a wonderful city to visit, no matter what time or<br>
year. Spring is the ideal season to visit Dublin because its<br>
off-season and the rates are reasonable and because it's<br>
when many of the holidays and festivals occur. Of course,<br>
the most important holiday in Dublin is St. Patrick's Day.<br>
If you'd like to visit during the holiday, be sure to make<br>
reservations!<br>
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If you travel to Dublin you are going to want to make sure<br>
that you do a lot of shopping since Dublin has some great<br>
shopping areas. The main shopping areas in Dublin are<br>
Temple Bar, Nassau Street, Henry Street, O~Connell Street,<br>
St. Stephen~s Green, and Grafton Street. If you~re looking<br>
for some great new clothes that are in style for the<br>
upcoming season you will want to pay a visit to the Brown<br>
Thomas department store that is on Grafton Street for some<br>
wonderful Irish design.<br>
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Other large Dublin department stores are available for your<br>
shopping experience. The largest is in St. Stephen's mall.<br>
You can spend a whole day shopping there, and then enjoy<br>
dinner at one of the many nearby restaurants. The crowds are<br>
large during the summer, so make your dinner reservations<br>
early.<br>
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Dublin shopping offers variety for everyone, with choices<br>
among clothing, jewelry, crafts, and antiques. Dawson Street<br>
is the area to head to if you are looking for smaller,<br>
exclusive clothing stores. The stores will offer<br>
one-of-a-kind designer items -- quality clothing at a higher<br>
prices.<br>
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Colorful indoor and outdoor markets contribute to Dublin's<br>
fame. The largest and most popular of these is Mother<br>
Redcap's located in Back Lane. The market is huge and will<br>
entice you with books, music, antiques, and clothing. Also<br>
on offer are tasty fare such as cheeses and cakes, among<br>
other delights.<br>
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Book lovers can get lost in the wonderful bookstores of<br>
Dublin. Whether your interest is general bestseller fare or<br>
you are searching for the hard to first edition print, there<br>
are many bookstores that can help you find what you're<br>
looking for. If you are searching for a selection of<br>
antiquarian books, go to Catch Books, which is located on<br>
Duke Street. When visiting Dublin, don't forget to take time<br>
out of from sightseeing to spend a few hours, or days,<br>
shopping.<br>
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