Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT)

a lot of typical irish pubs, can become a little bit boring after 2 weeks; recently some more international style bars have opened, watch out for Zansibar, Pravda, SpiBar, QBar,... not too much venues playing alternative kind of music, mostly techno or traditional irish, try out Whelans or Shelter if you prefer a good cafe and a really good piece of apple pie go to the Winding Stair Cafe, next to the Half Penny bridge or the Cafe Mocca, near to St.Green Shopping Centre

For students nights:The Spirit,The Coyote,The Red Box.Amazing places to visit:The Zanzibar,Sosoome,Coperface Jack,The Temple Bar.To see sport events:The Frazer,The Parnell Mooney.To have a cofee:Cafe´n Siene.Lovely parade at St. Patrick´s Day.Best street to shopping Grafthon Street.Outsede Dublin Connemara and the Wiclows are nice places to visit.And the Guiness factory as well as St. Patrichs Cathedral,St. Stephen´s Green park must be visited.

My favorite night spots and best cafes are in Temple Bar, so is the best restaurant to have lunch, the Zaytoon. Also, if you have time to stay in Ireland, you must visit Galway and Aran islands.

My time spent in Dublin was for sure the best part of my student life. The people were very friendly, the exchange students from many different cultures and speaking french, dutch and english I can say I had a great time. Dublin itself is also a beautiful city, buzzing with life.

My favourites: Temple Bar, Porter House, Turk's Head, Café en Seine, The Village, Whelans, St. Stephens Green (for a Sunday afternoon)

I was working in krystle club so i like that place the best, but whole harcourt street is the best place to go out to...local pubs in george street are good for pre-drinking,as well as pubs in camden street