My brother lives right by the football pitch, I've gone to a few games with him here. It's division…read moreone football so you are not going to see the most poetic soccer but they have their moments. The fan-base is loyal which is a good thing because they have been through their shares of highs and lows, especially with their money problems a few years ago which lead to a few players walking. But they are still fighting on and I try to catch a game when I can. It's a really convenient location if you want to go for dinner or a few drinks after as it's less then a minute walk from the main street. It's also just a few minutes on the bus from the city centre or you could easily walk to it too.

If you're visiting Dublin and looking for a free, relaxed tourist spot to visit I'd highly…read morerecommend coming to Phoenix Park, one of the largest public parks in Ireland. We taxied up from city center to Phoenix Park and it wasn't too far. There are local bars and such not too far from the park if you need a snack or brew before hitting the park. We were told that this park sometimes hosts concerts and some major events, even that Obama had visited and spoke during one of his trips. The park is lush, spacious and with lots of nature to see. My favorite thing about this park is the free roaming deer that you can see. They are extremely friendly and gentle. It's so unique to get an experience like this to walk with deer and to have them be so comfortable that you can approach them and that there were so many. A beautiful place to spend an hour or two in nature and not far from Dublin City, worth checking out.

I didn't explore too much of Phoenix Park, just the end near the Wellington Monument. But what I…read moredid see is super. The park is one of the largest enclosed recreational spaces in any European capital city. 1700 acres, it's home to the Dublin Zoo, the Flower Gardens and more. Lots of walking paths. Lots of monuments including the Wellington. Lots of meadows and woodlands and landscaped spots. The park is peaceful even with the buses running along its main avenue. There are a number of benches and lots of space for laying out a blanket for a picnic. Well worth the time to explore. [Review 1986 of 2024 - 167 in Republic of Ireland - 23008 overall]

I am sure it was just the event being unique that caused all the bad bits but overall an amazing…read moreexperience! Stadium is huge! Total attendance was just shy of 75,000 for the American Football game! The sound system in the stadium is fantastic and loud. The seats are definitely skinny. We, a group of small rear people were still cheek to cheek. Also, they sold out of almost everything before the end of the first quarter!!! Merchandise was scarce, hot dogs no longer existed at all but there were plenty of drinks if you could find the right line to stand in. All in all a fantastic experience that I just assume didn't know how many hot dogs the average American could eat! TLDR: Steelers Win!

Ok stadium from the several dozen Ive been to around the world. Was here for the U2 concert. Ive…read morenever had to walk so far to get to a point where the roads were not closed and we could either grab a taxi or Uber. Public transport to the ground is poor. A lot of toilets are available, food and beer.

Terrific shop, and a must-visit for any supporter of ultra / independent football culture…read more The place is chock-ful of retro sports gear - from classic Tacchini tracksuits to classic football strips to St.Pauli merchandise. Price-wise, they're quite reasonable, and very competitive if you were to try to buy similar gear by mail order from abroad. Good selection of independent fanzines, and the English geezer who runs it is dead sound as well. I've reluctantly deducted 1 star because this place is actually quite hard to find. They were trading on Crow St for a few years, and their old shopfront is still there. They might be well advised putting a sign up on their old premises re-directing punters to their new shop. But, when you do eventually find it, the place is a treasure trove.

From the owner: We are Irelands sole stockists of Copa Football,Fc St Pauli,Goalsoul and official suppliers to…read moreYBIG(You Boys In Green),we also stock a large collection of books and football publications. We also have a large range of Retro jerseys and Jackets

Great venue to catch a concert in Dublin!…read more It was a bit chaotic when leaving the facility, but that was anticipated due to the amount of fans there to see AC/DC.

Had a wonderful experience here -- my first day in Dublin I saw a Hurling and GAA match in one…read moresitting, for the price of one (cheap) ticket! Friendly staff and fans who are clearly invested in the games made me all the more excited to watch and learn these sports. If you're interested in sports at all check out Croke Park! Also no drinking in the stands -- a smart rule!

Caught a game during a summer trip to Ireland. A great atmosphere. The crowd was amazing. Don't…read morejudge a book by its cover. This stadium may not look nice, but it was a great experience. Six of us went to the game, and had a great time

Crumbling relic from another age or home of Irish football (soccer)? What is not up for debate is…read morethat the home ground of Bohemians FC has seen witnessed some great occasions and if you want to find out a little about the working class roots of the garrison game on the northside of Dublin this is where you come. Like Barcelona, the club is owned by its members and thus so is the ground. It was nearly sold a few years back but the deal (like the nation's property bubble) came to nothing. The fact that matches are played over the summer makes it very appealing to those who want to meet the 'hardcore' Irish soccer fan and those who want to learn some new curse words. Recent additions include a Burdock's chipper and a bar which helps while away the 15 minutes of half time. Best to avoid if Bohs (as they are known) are playing the Hoops (Shamrock Rovers) as it can get a bit, well messy.

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In a previous life I used to a soccer player and coach, seriously. I took it very seriously too, I…read moresaved a long time to get my first Diego Maradona boots and I know that a part of Maradona transcended into my feet. So this place took me down memory lane, I still get excited by football/soccer shops. I love the smell and the different coloured strips. This place has everything you need as a football fan or player. Extensive selection of jerseys, boots, balls etc. Also very reasonable prices compared to the bigger branded stores. When I was there they were having a 50% sale off a lot of products.

Well equipped sporting goods and equipment store. Helpful staff were able to direct us to what we…read moreneeded

This original Elverys on Suffolk street feels like it's been around forever, open since 1847. Its…read morepretty much the best stocked sports shop i've ever been too. Although they've expanded in a big way across our little Island, this Dublin city centre store still is sill the best of the lot. From Leitrim GAA Jerseys to Connaught sweatshirts and the latest football strips from the UK and beyond. They do more then the above though, with Elverys stocking everything from Archery equipment to darts as well equipment for lesser played sports, in Ireland anyway, such as cricket and squash. Worth a look if your looking for that hard to find county jersey or if you take up baseball.

I went to see the Mighty Boosh last year at the O2 and I thought the layout of the place was…read morebrilliant. Though we had really good seats (I'm a pro ticketmaster clicker!) a few of my friends were seated way in the back, but at the end of the night they said they could still see and hear everything perfectly! That's exactly what you want in a venue. And although it wasn't a musical performance as such, I'm sure the acoustics would support loud, rock music just as well as Noel Fielding's crimping! Also, the seats are fairly comfortable and there's plenty of leg room, cupholders, and space under your seat for your bag, etc.

THis arena was formerly known at the point depot, but even though it hasn't yet been opened, there…read moreis already a number of sold out concerts scheduled to take place there.

Needed a pair of running shoes on very short notice and emailed Ciaran, who quickly responded and…read moreput them aside until I could get there. The shop, and the shoes, saved our trip to Dublin.

Elvery's used to be one of the finest record stores in all of Dublin, Music City, but of course in…read morethis digital age nobody buys CD's anymore so Music City closed down. Boo-hoo, fuck capitalism, whatever, I got over it. Now it sells soccer, rugby and GAA jerseys. They are currently selling retro Dublin jerseys for €20 less than I paid for mine, and I went straight to the supplier, which kinda pisses me off. If I'm to be entirely honest. But I am still tempted by those Áth Chliath boxers....