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The Railsplitter Covered Wagon, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest covered wagon in the world, is located on the front lawn of the Best Western Lincoln Inn, near historic Route 66. A statue of Abe Lincoln reading a law book sits in the huge wooden wagon, which stands 24 feet tall.
As Bloomington-Normal's only amusement park, Grady's features an 18-hole mini-golf course, batting cages, bumper boats, go-karts and kiddie rides.
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. The Palm's Grill Café has been baking pies and feeding hungry travelers and residents for decades. Their pies are so delicious they've even won a few state pie competitions. Saddle up to the counter or take a seat at a table; either way, the pie and coffee with the community atmosphere is enough to make any first-timer feel like a regular. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
Standing 19 feet tall and clutching a giant hot dog, this Paul Bunyon statue, not "bunyan" purposely spelled with an "o", is one of Route 66's mythic Muffler Man Statues. A few of these giants still proudly grace the roadsides of historic Route 66. This one is located in Atlanta, just across the street from the Palms Grill Café, which features fine fare from The Mother Road's golden age.
Opened in the late 1800's, this city zoo began to house exotic animals after a traveling circus left behind a lion cub. Located on Historic Route 66 the zoo became a popular attraction among travelers. It is also the only Illinois zoo to feature the endangered Sumatran tiger. They offer many exhibits and zookeeper interaction opportunities that are enjoyed by the whole family. Some highlights include: sun bear, reindeer, Harbor Seals, red pandas, lemurs, Galapagos Tortoise, Bald Eagles, Pallas' Cat, Snow Leopards, gibbons, and Red Wolves. The Zoo features many large indoor and outdoor exhibits such as a Tropical America Rainforest, ZooLab, Katthoefer Animal Building, Wallaby WalkAbout, Children's Zoo, and Animals of Asia.
Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours
The Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours feature guides dressed as President Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln who reveal fascinating tales, myths and paranormal accounts of McLean County.
Moraine View State Park Campground
Moraine View State Park offers 137 Class A trailer campsites with electricity and a sanitary station. Water is available in several locations in the campground. 102 sites can now be reserved in Gander Bay campground. A boat launch and dock is also situated in this area. Alcohol is prohibited in all campgrounds. The shower buildings are closed by November 1st (may be earlier if bad weather) and reopen May 1st (may be earlier - weather depending). Catfish Bay camp area and Tall Timber backpack trail provide 32 primitive class D sites. Timber Ridge group camp has 3 sites. Timberline Ridge horse camp has 30 Class "A" campsites complete with water, electricity, and hitching racks. Ol' Orchard group camp is currently closed.
Epiphany Farms Restaurant is committed to supporting, growing, and showcasing a thriving local food culture. We serve as an anchor for a network of local food producers by increasing community awareness of locally sourced ingredients, increasing interest in the culinary traditions of the Midwest, and providing a positive model for responsible stewardship of the land that nourishes us. Their "Farm to Fork" concept represents a concern for every step of the process linking the meal to the land that produced it. "Farm to Fork" means keeping money in the local economy and using only what the community can provide. It signifies attention to excellence: from the farmer raising the crops to the family sitting down in our dining room to share a meal together.
Located on the wooded Sunset Hill estate of the late Hazle Buck Ewing, the Ewing Cultural Center encompasses the open-air Theatre at Ewing (summer home of the Illinois Shakespeare Festival), the elegant Ewing Manor (which is open for tours) and the beautiful Genevieve Green Gardens.
Route 66 Park & Tourism Center
This small park is right on Route 66, and it's a great place to check out the town of Atlanta. It is a great park, including flat area to run and playground for the kids to climb and run on, you and your family are sure to enjoy.
Lincoln Speedway's quarter-mile track is located on the Logan County Fairgrounds in Lincoln. The dirt track opened in 2004. Races are scheduled from April through September.
The Chocolatier is a local candy shop offering a wide range of products they create in store and a variety of your favorite bulk candies.
Ultimate Play Space - Spray & Play Park
This 13-acre park allows kids to exercise their mind and body! Water park runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, weather permitting.
The CornBelters are a professional minor league baseball team with the independent Frontier League. In addition to competitive baseball, fans enjoy zany on-field promotions, outrageous entertainment acts, delicious food and post-game fireworks.
Come experience three floors of unique, hands-on, larger-than-life exhibits! This museum is designed to create a sense of wonder that excites the love of learning in children of all ages. Be sure to discover the new Children's Discovery Museum.
The state-of-the-art Corn Crib Stadium is home to the Normal CornBelters and Heartland Community College athletic teams. The Corn Crib seats roughly 7,000 patrons for CornBelters games, and many more for concerts and special events.
A small town festival has carnival rides, a petting zoo, car show, pie and cake baking contest/auction, bingo and bands nightly that are sure to entertain the whole family!
Comlara County Park Campgrounds
The scenic Comlara County Park campground offers 144 campsites including: 94 electrified sites (Both 50 amp & 30 amp), 23 non-electric sites, 11 primitive / walk-in sites in the Main Recreation Area (MRA), and 16 primitive / walk-in sites in the White Oak Area (WOA). Water is conveniently located throughout the MRA modern campground. Hot showers and a sanitary dump station are also provided in modern areas. Firewood, ice, and fishing worms are only available during the regular business hours of the Visitor Center and MRA Campground Station. The campground is open year-round.
The Genevieve Green Gardens offer a relaxing setting for contemplation and the appreciation of nature's beauty. Small gardens are tucked in at various locations; there is also a formal compass garden with a beautiful arbor, a Japanese garden, and a main plaza that is highlighted by a water feature. Walkways, accompanied by tasteful signage, conveniently guide visitors around the property and are in harmony with the landscape's topography. Carefully designed lighting makes it possible to enjoy the gardens during evening hours.
This hand-built chapel in Lincoln is open for prayer and meditation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The McLean County Courthouse, capped by a stately dome, serves as a landmark to identify the historic core of the city. Turn-of-the century buildings, many with interesting historical pasts, flank the courthouse square. A visitor can find museums, banks, a legal and governmental center, residential living, a large artists' community, plus an assortment of specialty retail businesses and supportive services in Downtown Bloomington. There is an abundance of restaurants and a lively night scene. Discover all that downtown Bloomington has to offer by shopping, dining, working and playing in this great historical district!
Weldon Springs State Recreation Area is a 550-acre state park located near Clinton, Illinois. It centers on Salt Creek and the impoundment of a tributary, Weldon Springs, to form Weldon Spring Lake, a reservoir.
The Bloomington-Normal Constitution Trail is one of Central Illinois' most unique parks. This 37-mile jogging, walking, cycling and rollerblading trail has become a hit with the community and visitors alike. The trail is broken into four segments: the north-south segment, east-west segment, the Liberty Branch and the Freedom Branch, all reaching across numerous areas in Bloomington-Normal. Parking for the trail is available at adjoining lots throughout the area. The trail is open to walkers, runners, in-line skaters, skateboarders, cyclists, wheelchair users and other non-motorized forms of transportation. During winter months, it is not cleared of snow, and is available to skiers; weather permitting.
At home in the heart of Central Illinois, White Oak Vineyards is pleased to share their passion for wine, love for the land and German heritage. The tasting room boasts a comfortable, warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for gatherings with family and friends. The wrap around porch offers lovely views of the vineyard and surrounding countryside. White Oak Vineyards is also available for group tastings, showers, weddings, and more.


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Joe's is really a tapas bar that has become a restaurant, the result in part from American chef Aaron Hooper's hands-on influence. It's all about freshness and flavour. Try imported Maine lobster with madagascar vanilla veloute or light-as-a-feather Vietnamese spring rolls. Entrees include a succulent short rib from Australia that takes 14 hours to marinate before being served, but only seconds to devour. Another excellent choice is macadamia nut-crusted John Dory fillet with chive mashed potato and saffron cream. Desserts maintain the haute cuisine standards of this exceptional dining experience.
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TVA's board of directors approved its final round of tax-equivalent payments in the 2012 fiscal cycle Nov. 15 – $579 million total for its seven service-region states, plus Illinois, where it owns proven but unmined coal reserves.
Mississippi received $40.878 million in 2012, fourth highest among the seven-state region. Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky received more from the annual dispersal. Mississippi's total was about $7 million higher than in 2011.
Northeast Mississippi counties received $4.612 million in direct payments, with Benton County's $3.7 million topping the list. The county is the site of a large natural gas power operation purchased in 2011 for $436 million, and its value is reflected in the county's direct payment.
Other disbursements are based primarily on power sales within counties. Lee County, for example, received more than $555,000 in two payments from the state, which received the $40 million, then redistributed it based on a legislatively devised formula, the standard practice in all TVA states.
TVA provides tax-equivalent payments to state and local governments in the eight states in which the agency sells electricity or owns power production assets. It is used for economic development and other, similar categories.
TVA is typically exempt from all taxes. However, TVA is required under the TVA Act to make annual tax-equivalent payments to help states and counties.
TVA's facilities and holdings in Mississippi are increasing as the authority purchases new power generation centers and other assets.
TVA estimates equivalent payments of $536 million for fiscal year 2013, reflecting what it describes as a "slow economy" and lower TVA power sales, partly attributed to a warmer, milder winter in 2011-2012. TVA returns 5 percent of power sales revenues from the previous year in the form of tax- equivalents.
TVA reported that it has made more than $10.3 billion in tax-equivalent payments since 1941, with payments in the past 10 years totaling $4.4 billion.
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Two arrested in Auburn on heroin, weapons charges
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Two men were arrested after a traffic stop in Auburn on a number of drug and weapons charges.
An Auburn Police officer stopped a vehicle on Lincoln Way at about 10:45 p.m. Friday, according to a press release from Sgt. David Neher.
The driver, identified as Lucas Strom, exited the vehicle, but then pushed the officer before trying to flee on foot.
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Bottomley-Ruffing-Schalk Baseball Museum
This small museum honors professional baseball players from the surrounding area, including Cooperstown Hall of Famers Sunny Jim Bottomley, Charlie "Red" Ruffing and Ray "Kraker" Shalk.
Taylorville Chautauqua Auditorium
This auditorium opened on August 23, 1914, and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Christian County Coal Mine Museum
Featuring historical items pertaining to coal mining in Christian County, this museum includes coal mining equipment, memorabilia and more. Be sure to visit the coal miner monument on the courthouse lawn. Open Thurs-Sat, 10am-2pm.
Christian County Genealogical Society
The Genealogical Society is a research resource where you can find history on your family background, microfilm and microfiche, and books. The Society will also research your family for a donation.
This chapel, once a Catholic church, was purchased by the Best family who now offers it for weddings. Built in the 1870s, the chapel has its original 14-foot stained glass windows that complement the 33-foot cathedral ceiling.
Built in 1903, the auditorium is the largest building of its kind anywhere in the world, and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. Above the stage are Grecian statues designed by Robert Root.
Olivier's Country Creations & Gifts
Fabric, craft supplies, beads, finished crafts, gifts, handmade quilts, birdhouses, collectibles, books, videos, furniture, and much more.
Christian County Historical Society Museum
See an 1820s log house, the 1839 Christian County courthouse where Lincoln argued cases, an 1854 farmhouse and an 1856 one-room school. Also view military weapons from five wars, a collection of 1800s antiques and much more.
Assumption Historical Society/Museum
This museum displays old school pictures and artifacts from the town of Assumption. Open by appointment.
This museum openin in 2005 with Bob's private collection. The building is decorated in 50's sock hop style with black and white checkered floors. The walls are lined with 50's memorabilia, chevy clocks and neon signs. A jukbox takes you back to that popular era. The museum has eight vintage cars as well as a 1993 Indy Pace Car with only 28 miles. Mr. Boarman restored most of the cars himself and has been collecting over 25 years.
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Skip to comments.Obama, Sebelius never met (no record of meetings on Obamacare!)
Posted on 12/06/2013 6:56:42 AM PST by Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears
The head-scratching continues over the failure of the Obamacare rollout and how the president allowed this to happen.
Sebelius, Obama More News Obama, Sebelius never met BuzzChatter Friday: KC-area pols bid farewell to Mandela When it comes to political donations, the Koch Brothers trump all Kansas and Missouri battle for Boeing with incentives Clinton notes that he never exactly DENIED smoking dope Read more The Buzz
Heres a new theory: Not enough meetings.
Politico points out on Friday morning that President Obama and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius simply never met in private meetings.
Get this:
Between July 12, 2010, to Nov. 30, 2013, the presidents public schedule indicates a total of zero one-on-one meetings between Obama and Sebelius.
Over the same period, Politico reported, the president's calendar lists 277 private meetings with his other Cabinet secretaries (excluding full Cabinet meetings).
(Excerpt) Read more at kansascity.com ...
Guaranteed that Obama doesn't know what's in ObamaCare. He didn't write it, and he didn't read it. That explains why he made all those stupid promises.
Hussein is just a front man for the shadowy cabal of leftists who snuck him into office. Kind of like "Face" form the A Team.
Only here the "A" stands for anarchists.
Weren't all the meetings with IRS on 0bamacare?
He didn't read it, write it or care about it.
Just as Landrieu said, "it's got some great concepts" -
but then again, so does my ARFUA: Affordable Rainbow Farting Unicorn Act.
Obama you mean you couldn't even be present?...at least show your face, nod a few times like your not an idiot and then go play golf?...
Without question, this POS is the most lazy, ignorant, incompetent, unaccomplished, $hit-for-brains to ever become pResident. He represents everything the Founding Fathers were trying to prevent from attaining that position...
To: Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears
"Guaranteed that Obama doesnt know whats in ObamaCare. He didnt write it, and he didnt read it. That explains why he made all those stupid promises."....
He gets all his information from the newspapers just like everyone else. That way he cannot be expected to get the straight story and cannot be held accountable for the details or facts on anything. He does that with everything. Please explain how he can be held accountable again...........I despise that POS.
Thanks! I haven't laughed that loud and hard in a long time!
The very wording of the "Patient (non) Protection and (un) Affordable Care Act of 2010" has numerous references to "as the Secretary may direct", giving ?Sebelius? practically unfettered "carte blanche".
The Current Occupant now squatting in the White Hut (or "Spite Hut") has no incentive to even look up the provisions included in the Obamacare act.
"Handle it, Kathleen, handle it. Just don't be coming to me with it."
Maybe they were meeting on the golf course.
Time to abort.
"However, they may have lived together while Obama was in college."
In his defense, I wouldn't waste my time meeting with her either...
That's not exactly true. The part of the law that makes insurance companies dump you like a garbage can. HE WROTE IT!
I think the message here is she has being disappeared.
The bus is warming up and her present this Christmas from the Muzzie in Chief will be a good bye note. His Excellency will say something to the effect he believes the law needs a bit of tweeking but is fundamentally sound, blame her for an ineffective website and discard her like a used tissue as she has served her master well as his heat shield.
You may be right, now that Harry Reid has ditched the filibuster and greased the skids for confirmation of her replacement.
Why scratch your head? It is plain to anyone with eyes to see that Bath House was much too busy watching sports on tv and hitting the links.
It's the Commies fault. They should have trained the POS on what is happening to at least make him as a front man look like one.
He's just a Commie Party "Yes-Man", figurehead diverting attention while Jarrett as the Party representative is actually running the country the way the party wants it run.
Whether I'm right, or wrong the entire lot of Democrats, and RINO's up for reelection all beholden to the same ideological source must be thrown out of their comfortable seats in 2014, and replaced with genuine TEA Party Conservatives.
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And the Kenyan thot he was done when deathcare passed. He said as much at the time. Now all he really has to say is that the mess won't be repealed on his watch. -—keeping his thumb warm by sitting on it.
That might be a tall order to find someone more ignorant than the bamster, but you might be right.
Seriously, what would a person go out and promote an enormous govt program with his name on it with no knowledge of what's in it?
Sebelius did not write this piece of crap. SEIU and other special interests and lobbyists wrote it. It sucked then and it sucks now. The funny thing is that SEIU got screwed when the final bill was passed.
Sebelius looks like Baghdad Bob every time she gets in front of a camera.
And then she will get a high ranking job, maybe sit on the board of directors for some health related lobbying firm
Hmmmm, interesting. Insulation, yes? Insulating The Won both from his handbeast and from his revolting legislation.
Suggests what some conservative commentators have been saying is correct: That Osagyefo Obama and his henchthugs knew that Obamacare would be a giant abortion because it was intended to be a giant abortion .... which he and Hildebeast would then clean up by putting everybody, after the low-information crowd had been hooked on a new USG freebie, onto barrel-proof Sovietcare, truly making medicine the property of the Democratic Party.
"Your liberty or your life -- Stand and deliver!" The new 'Rat Party slogan.
They are not dumb. They are devious. Huge difference.
JoeFromSidney take note .... this is what you/we are up against. These guys didn't just blow into town in 2009. This cluster**** has been in the works for a long time and is the child of some very clever, ugly people. Like Valerie Jarrett.
Just keep in mind in permanent background is that Communists have always promoted elaborate social programs in Western countries, whose sole purpose is to sap the resources of countries whose governments are enemies of Communism, to set the table for their military and political conquest by Communist countries and/or internal revolutionaries, or by some combination (as in "wars of national liberation").
The Western Communists did it in the 1930's and France collapsed before the onslaught of Germany, and England very nearly.
American Democrats and Fabians have always had the enactment of these programs as their entire purpose since the turn of the Democrat Party from a southern, Midwestern, and agrarian party into an urban-ethnic and Socialist party in 1928, when the Party nominated New York City's favorite ward heeler, Al Smith.
And it's no coincidence that John Kerry did his master's bidding and repealed the Monroe Doctrine.
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Click the button below or email email@example.com to contribute your experiences with this product. Although not necessary, it's interesting to have a first name, city, state and country (no email addresses will be used). Any information submitted becomes the property of Tennis Warehouse.
Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: I am a fan of the new Lunar Ballistec. I am an aggressive high school player at about a 5.0 level. The
shoe is much more comfortable than the Court Ballistecs and also gives the foot a more glove like feel where your foot is wrapped
within the shoe. The only downside to the shoe is the durability. It is not as durable as the Court Ballistecs and the Air Max Cages,
but still has decent durability. Also the price is too high. But the shoe is definitely more comfortable.
From: Ryan, 6/14
Comments: I got this shoe this time and never again! I have only negative feedback -- the price is ridiculous, the
support and stability is bad, the cushioning is terrible, and the upper front part is harder and less flexible than the 4.3. I played in
them twice and am in process of returning them. Now I know why Nadal doesn't use them. I have been Nike Court Ballistec
customer for years, but I am switching to Yonex.
From: Nebojsa, 6/14
Comments: Nike missed the mark on these big time. I'm an aggressive 4.0 all court player. They do not have the
same level of stability and support as the previous 4.3s. There is less support as well in the mid sole causing my arch to hurt badly
after only one set of tennis. Very disappointed. Oh and the price is outrageously expensive! I got ripped off. Unfortunately I will
use them to cut my lawn in.
From: Ken, 6/14
Comments: I really don't understand why Nike insists on these horrible cleat-like-looking shoes. Would it be the
World-Cup effect, or just the steep $165 price? Not even Rafael Nadal wears them. Horrible shoes. Maybe it is time to revisit the
old Balistec?
From: Marcos, 6/14
Comments: Not as good as previous models in cushioning and stability. And more expensive.
From: AA, 6/14
Comments: If you go half a size down, the fit is perfect. Ventilation and traction aren't great, but there is very good
comfort, support, and stability. I can already tell that, even after just 10 sets and a few hours of play time, I'm a third of the way
done with the outsole. If there wasn't a 6 month guarantee, these would be a complete rip-off. It actually is kind of a rip off
already, given the poor durability. I probably won't be buying them again, and that's a shame because they perform very well on
the court.
From: Brian, 5/14
Comments: I am a highschool player playing #1 for my team and this shoe gives me a lot of support for about the
first week. The shoe gets dirty very easily and is a pain to try and get clean. They are also pretty expensive. Not worth the money
overall in my opinion.
From: Austin, 5/14
Comments: I wanted to try these out since the Ballistec 4.3 has been discontinued. As others have indicated, I had
to get a 9.5 instead of my usual size 10. After lacing them up, I thought the overall fit seemed adequate. Not as snug as the 4.3 in
the toe box, but the heel support seemed okay. Definitely lower to the ground than I'm used. Unfortunately, when I actually wore
them on court to play, the balls of my feet became sore. The heel didn't seem as stable either. I didn't enjoy the less flexible
material in the toe upper. The Lunars simply don't provide the support and snug fit that I prefer in my tennis shoe. Big
From: Joel, 5/14
Comments: This shoe doesn't provide the durability and support that the previous Ballistecs did. If you are a bigger
guy (>190 lbs), these shoes won't give you enough support. The Air Max cushioning is better than the Lunarlon in the heel. These
shoes are made for skinny 150 pound tennis players -- no wonder Nadal refuses to wear them.
From: Mike, 5/14
Comments: Two thumbs down. They are not as good as the previous 4.3 in all categories. Please bring back the
Court Ballistec 4.3! I am an aggressive 4.0 all court player.
From: Sam, 5/14
Comments: These looked great and felt awesome on my feet for a week and then they gave me plantar fasciitis. I
agree with the previous comments regarding the outsole feeling not as supportive after short usage. I really wanted to like these
shoes, but the previous generation is a better overall choice in my opinion.
From: EBRP, 5/14
Comments: Awesome shoes! Only possible knock on them is durability. They're not as sturdy as the CB 4.3s. I went
from the 4.3s to these and I love them. They are lighter, comfier, and lower to the ground. They are narrower than both the CB 4.3
and Air Max Cage. So if you have a narrow foot, give these a try.
From: Kevin, 4/14
Comments: I don't get why everyone says that they do not like these shoes, they are easily the best tennis shoes
I've ever worn! The comfort level of these shoes are out of this world and the support is just as good as my previous Barricade 7s.
The traction is very good in my opinion. It is good enough so that it wont slip all over the court, but you can slide if you need too.
I've had them for over two months and the soles are still great even though I play almost every day if I could, I would get them
again and again.
From: Jonathan, 4/14
Comments: These shoes are very comfortable but my only problem is that in one week the outsole is like a
pancake. The Courtballistec 4.3s were a much better shoe in my opinion. It seems now that all the new Nike shoes wear out very
From: Diego, 4/14
Comments: Don't know about you guys, but the insole broke within 4 days. For the three days it worked, it was
good though!
From: Jeffrey, 4/14
Comments: Awful shoe! I've had them for two weeks and they have already worn through. Not nearly as comfortable
or as durable as the 4.3. Certainly not worth the money.
From: Tim, 4/14
Comments: I have no idea what some of the people below are talking about. Nothing is awesome about this shoe.
Nothing. Doesn't anyone wonder why Nadal won't even wear this shoe? If they want to increase the price, then it better be for a
good reason and not just to take advantage of loyal followers while brainwashing them with a giant oversized swoosh. As if we
didn't know the shoes were made by Nike before? Why the extra $30? Karen below said it best. Worst version ever. The material
bends awkwardly in the front because it's cheap plastic. Re-release the 4.3 so I don't have to stock up on as many pairs as
humanly possible. Thank you and that is the truth about this shoe. My rant is over.
From: Al, 4/14
Comments: These are great shoes! Regarding the fit, I ordered half a size smaller than my usual 10.5 feet (got size
10) and they fit great and provide me with the same room that I love. The fact that I can adjust the shoe too provides me with a
great fit and breathability. Regarding the performance of the shoes, it's honestly beautiful. The traction is great so I can stop on a
dime, and they're lightning quick. I've never been faster in other tennis shoes. They provide me with a midway to the ground
feeling (I'm not too close as I was with my Propulses or too high off as with my Ballistec 4.3s). I got some support but not as much
as with the Ballistecs (those shoes were bulky). Can't speak about the durability since it's only been a week, but nothing's
happened to them yet, and they still look great. I'm sure it won't be a problem, these great shoes have a 6 month durability
guarantee anyway. The cosmetics of the shoe are great too, everybody's loved them in school and it's made me happy as they
didn't like the look of the Ballistecs much. They're also so comfortable! Better than the Propulses, and I never get tired of wearing
them. It's great and theres little to no break in period. Compared to the Ballistecs, they feel a lot better. I hated them but had to
deal with those slow clunky shoes for a year. I mean the durability was great but I wasn't quick on the court at all and they were a
bit too lose for me. They also got dirty because of the white mesh in the front. Again I can't speak about durability, but the toe
of the shoe is my only concern as it doesn't have the same "guard" as the Courtballistecs did. Otherwise they're great shoes, you
really won't regret the purchase.
From: Matt, 3/14
Comments: These shoes are softer than the Air Max Cages and only lasted half as long. They only lasted two
months from playing 4 days a week. Although there is a warranty, two months is ridiculous!
From: Nick, 3/14
Comments: I have mixed feelings about these shoes. They are a lot more comfortable than the pervious version,
however, I have encountered a few problems. The first problem was when I first purchased these shoes, the insoles in both of my
shoes kept riding up to the top of my shoe, which as a result made my heel hurt a lot. It's an easy fix, all you have to do is buy a
pair of insoles. The other problem I had with these shoes was I was always slipping. Now I'm a player that knows how to and
slides on hard courts, but it was the unwanted slipping that really bothered me. Overall, it's a good shoe but it isn't worth $165.
From: Jon, 3/14
Comments: I want to amend my previous review from 2/14. Still love the shoes, but future purchases will be made
1/2 size down. For some reason, they seem to be the same length wise as the 4.3s, but just seem to be bigger.
From: RC, 3/14
Comments: These shoes are pretty pricey, but they are so worth it! They are really comfortable and stylish. They're
lightweight so you can really move to the ball quickly and still recover fast. I got a 1/2 size smaller than my normal size and they
fit perfect. Love these shoes!
From: Austin, 3/14
Comments: Awesome shoe. Really comfortable and is nice on the court. It's lighter than then 4.3s but it doesn't
have as much heel cushioning because no AirMax.
From: Hank, 3/14
Comments: Worst tennis shoe ever! My son plays in the 16s and has been competing for seven years. These are
deplorable and a crime for the money they cost. Inner soles slide and get bunched up by the toe. Replaced shoe laces twice. They
get shredded while he plays. Never seen anything like this!
From: Karen, 3/14
Comments: Great shoe overall. Plays a lot faster than the last model and feels just as supportive. I didn't have to
1/2 size down like others suggested. Only problem is that it's not as durable as the 4.3. Never had a problem with wearing
through my 4.3 toe, but I'm already through it on this shoe. Wouldn't normally mind, but was told that the 6 month guarantee only
applies to the outer sole and the wear is right above the base of the shoe and this part is considered the upper. Even when I wore
Vapors, I never wore out a toe.
From: Matt, 2/14
Comments: Great shoes. Think I still prefer the 4.3, as they have a little more cushioning. I did not feel the need to
size down as others mentions. If I had sized down, my toes would have been a little smushed. Adding a cadence insole took a
little volume, and made them the perfect fit. Love the solid colors!
From: RC, 2/14
Comments: Good looking shoe. They are a little narrow for my foot and the size ran true. I'm not feeling the same
comfort as others have mentioned, but I'm hoping they'll loosen up a little and have a quick break-in period even though they're
described as "no break-in required." My previous shoes were the Babolat SFX. Great Shoe as well, just got the Nike's to try a
different style.
From: JB, 2/14
Comments: Definitely order a 1/2 size smaller than your Nike Air Courtballistec 4.3 shoes. I wear a 9 in the Air
Courtballistec 4.3 and I got the Lunar at 8.5 and they feel perfect. I played a little shy today since it was the first time wearing
them, but they felt pretty much the same as the 4.3. They are very comfortable and they are more fitted or narrower than the 4.3
but not that much. They have more grip which I dont like that much, but that's because of the more durable outsoles. No break-in
required. Overall, a very good shoe and I will probably buy another pair in 3-4 months. Can't actually compare directly with the
4.3 since I returned them for warranty, but they feel strong but flexible enough.
From: Julio, 1/14
Comments: Just got these shoes and it definitely draws a lot of attention not only with the color but the style of the
shoe. They are comfortable and very light and cushy. They seem a little bigger, I probably could have gone 1/2 size smaller. I play
mostly on hard courts and these shoes were fantastic. I played on har-tru and I slipped at least 3 times in one match and even
sprained my thumb on one of my slides. I would not recommend these shoes on clay and I will only use mine on hard courts.
From: Christian, 1/14
Comments: So first impressions, these have the potential to be my new favorite shoes (currently my favorite shoes
are the Vapor 9s). Out of the box they were much more comfortable than the Courtballistec 4.3. Almost on par with the Vapor 9
when it came to comfort. The other thing was that they are extremely light. They feel lighter than the Vapor 9s, even though the
specs say they're .6 ounces heavier. One thing that I noticed is that the toe box was a bit larger than the Vapor 9s and the
previous Courtballistecs. I thought it might annoy me, but I was able to cinch up the laces and the Adaptive Fit took care of it. On
the court, I thought they were as comfortable as the Vapor 9s, but with much more support. The heel is slightly higher off the
court than the Vapor 9s, but the toe box felt the same. I liked that because I could actually "feel" the court much more than I
could with the previous CBs and the Air Max Cages. One of the other things that I noticed is that they were much more "springy"
than the Vapor 9s. It might be the Lunar cushioning system. With the Vapors I feel like I somewhat "sink" whenever my foot hits
which I like since it cushions the blow, but with the Lunar Ballistecs, I felt like it had a slight trampoline effect when I landed. I
kind of liked that too. It cushioned my blow, but it felt like my first step was much quicker. One thing that might be an issue in
the summer is that there doesn't seem to be much ventilation. All in all, I think I will really like them. I've been looking for a
sturdier shoe that was still light like the Vapor, and this fits the bill. Plus, it has a 6 month outsole durability guarantee so it
should last me much longer than my Vapors.
From: Jon, 1/14
Comments: If you are used to the Courtballistec 4.3 you won't really notice a difference when playing with this shoe
-- which is a very good thing. What you will notice is that you can really tighten up the whole shoe to perfectly conform to your
foot and grip it in a way that was not previously possible because of the different upper, the old one had suspect eyelets so you
couldn't really lace them up that tight anyway. It does run bigger than before, but I feel the old one ran small for the size. After I
tightened up the shoe, I felt that the toe box was quite a bit roomier, somewhat similar to the toe box of the Barricade V which is
really nice because I have a tendency to smash my toes. It does feel lower to the ground and significantly more agile around the
court than the previous version and the new tread pattern has tremendous traction. On the downside it doesn't have the same
level of shock absorption that the previous one had, but is still quite good, and the ventilation feels a bit less efficient. I like the
old shoe better for long hitting sessions and the new shoe for outright performance. This is the fastest and most comfortable
durability guaranteed shoe I've worn.
From: Dale, 1/14
Comments: Great shoe, but the cosmetics are not nearly as good as the previous two models.
From: Darren, 1/14
Comments: These are great shoes, but I would highly recommend ordering a full size down. I am always a 12 in
and the 12 in these shoes were like boats. 11 was the correct fit. Other than that, comfortable shoes and no real break-in period
which is always nice. Also, the red color is very bright. They suit my personality but if you don't want everyone looking at your
I would recommend going with the white.
From: Zach, 1/14
Comments: Awesome shoe! They run very wide and slightly longer then expected. I would personally recommend a
size smaller. Great shoe though, and very comfortable!
From: Anon, 1/14
Comments: It's a great shoe, I just think the cosmetics are too boastful.
From: Christian, 1/14


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A Guide to Dublin
Dublin is one of Europe's most vibrant capital cities, and attracts many visitors throughout the year. It is a chic, stylish city, which has established itself firmly on the cosmopolitan map, whilst retaining all the traditions for which it is so well loved. In Dublin, there is definitely something for everyone.
Getting There and Away
By Air
Dublin Airport is located 6 miles / 10km north of central Dublin.
To and from the airport:
- Operates at regular intervals, 24 hours a day.
- Stops at most of the major hotels in central Dublin.
- Cost: Single €7.00, Return €12.00.
- Journey time: 45 minutes.
Airlink Express coach
- Offers 2 services.
- Bus 747 to Central Bus Station and Connolly Rail Station.
- Bus 748 to Heuston Rail Station, Central Bus Station and Connolly Rail Station.
- Runs at regular intervals from 05:45 to 23:30.
- Journey time: 35-45 minutes.
- Cost: Adult €5.00, Child, €2.00.
- Rank located outside arrivals area.
- Journey time: varies from around 15 minutes (off peak).
- Cost: €25.00, but extra charges are incurred depending on time of day, how many passengers and how much luggage, so obtain an estimate from the driver before travelling.
By Ferry
Dublin has 2 ports:Dublin Port
- Located 2 miles / 3km east of the centre.
- Number 53 bus runs to Beresford Place (next to bus station).
- Located 9 miles / 14km south of Dublin.
- DART train runs from opposite the ferry terminal and takes 20 minutes to the centre.
By Train
Dublin has 2 main train stations:Connolly Station:
- Located centrally on Amiens Street, close to O'Connell Street.
- Also known as Kingsbridge.
- Located 2 miles west of the centre.
By Bus
All buses to Dublin will terminate at, or very close to, Central Bus Station (also referred to as Busaras) located in Amiens Street, just a few minutes walk from Connolly Train Station.
Getting Around
Dublin centre is fairly compact, so walking is a good way to get around.
Main provider is Dublin Bus.
- Services operate from 06:00 until 23:30; however there is a limited night service (Nitelink) on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
- Free bus maps and timetables are available from Dublin Bus at 59 O'Connell Street Upper.
- Exact fare is required upon boarding, however if you do require change, the driver will issue you with a ticket redeemable at the Dublin Bus Office.
A range of tickets are available if you do not want to pay per journey:
Rambler Ticket:
- Valid for 1, 3, 5 and 7 days (includes Airlink service).
- Cost: €5.00 (1 day), €8.00 (1 day family), €10.00 (3 days), €15.50 (5 days), €19.00 (7days).
- A Handy Pack also available consisting of five 1 day tickets costing €17.00.
Adult Short Hop
- Valid for 1 day.
- Includes travel on all Dublin Buses (excluding Airlink), DART and suburban rail services (between Balbriggan, Kilcoole, Maynooth and Hazelhatch/Celbridge).
- Cost: €8.20.
DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit)
- Train service connecting Dublin centre with surrounding commuter towns (e.g. Arklow, Drogheda and Maynooth).
- Runs from 06:30-23:30 at 5 minute intervals at peak times and 20-25 minutes off peak.
- Cost: varies depending on destination but normally between €2.00 and €6.70 (return).
- Short Hop tickets are valid on these services.
- Taxis are most useful for navigating the city late at night, as there is limited late night public transport.
- Taxis are often in high demand, especially at night, so book in advance where possible.
- The main taxi ranks are located in O'Connell Street, Dame Street and Saint Stephen's Green.
Must Sees
Guinness Storehouse
St James' Gate, Dublin 8
- Find out more about the history and production of this famous Dublin drink.
- Enjoy a free pint of Guinness while taking in the panoramic view of Dublin in the Gravity bar.
Opening Times:
Daily 09:30-17:00
July and August 09:30-20:00
Adult €14.00
Child (6-12) €5.00
Dublin Castle
Dublin 2
- Experience castle life through guided tours of the State Apartments, Chapel Royal and the Undercroft.
Opening Times:
Monday to Friday 10:00-16:45
Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays 14:00-16:45
(Guided tours only available)
Adult €4.50
Child €2.00
The Old Library and the Book of Kells
Trinity College Library, College Street, Dublin 2
- Contained in the Old Library is the Book of Kells which dates to 800 AD, and is an excellent example of illuminated text.
- You can also visit the Long Room, which houses 200,000 of the library's oldest texts, and numerous exhibitions along the way.
Opening Times:
Monday to Saturday 09:30-17:00
Sunday 12:00-16:30 (October to April), 09:00-16:30 (May to September)
Adult €8.00
Family €16.00
(Under 12s FREE)
Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo
Parkgate Street, Dublin 7
- The largest urban enclosed park in Europe.
- Contains a visitor centre and Dublin Zoo, as well as many green spaces to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Opening Times:
Main gate is open 24 hours, side gates are open 07:00-23:00 daily
Visitor Centre: weekends only 10:00-17:00 (November to mid March), 10:00-17:30 (midlate March and October) and 10:00-18:00 daily (end of March to September)
Zoo: Monday to Saturday 09:30-18:00, Sunday 10:30-18:00 (Summer), Monday to Saturday 09:30-dusk, Sunday 10:30-dusk (Winter)
Park: FREE
Visitor Centre: Adult €2.75, Child €1.25
Zoo: Adult €13.50, Child €9.00 (under 3s Free)
Christ Church Cathedral
Christchurch Place, Dublin 8
- Also known as the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity.
- The crypt within the Cathedral is one of the oldest structures in Dublin.
Opening Times:
Monday to Friday 09:45-16:30
Saturday 10:00-16:30
Sunday 12:45-14:45
Adult €5.00
Child FREE
National Gallery of Ireland
Merrion Square West, Dublin 2
- The main collection contains examples of Ireland's most influential artists, as well as examples of Italian, French, Dutch and British art.
Opening Times:
Monday to Saturday 09:30-17:30 (Thursday until 20:30)
Sunday 12:00-17:30
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick's Close, Dublin 8
- The Cathedral was built to commemorate Saint Patrick's visit to Ireland.
- The famous writer, Jonathan Swift, was once Dean here. His grave can be located by the entrance.
Opening Times:
Monday to Friday 09:00-18:00
Saturday 09:00-18:00 (March to October), 09:00-17:00 (November to February)
Sunday 09:00-11:00, 12:45-15:00, 16:15-18:00 (March to October), 10:00-11:00, 12:45-15:00 (November to February)
Adult €5.00
Family €12.00
The Casino
Marino (off Malahide Road), Dublin 3
- Designed by Sir William Chambers for James Caulfield, 1st Earl of Charlemont.
- Inside, there are many architectural devices to trick the mind.
- Access is by guided tour only.
Opening Times:
November to September, February to March 12:00-16:00 (17:00 in April) Saturday and Sunday only
May and October 10:00-17:00 daily
June to September 10:00-18:00 daily
Adult €2.75
Child €1.25
Family €7.00
Leinster House
Dublin 2
- Home to the Irish Parliament since 1922.
- It is speculated that Leinster House was influential in the design of the White House in America.
- Visitors have the option to tour both houses, and take a seat in the Public Gallery when the houses are in session.
Opening Times:
Tours normally taken Monday to Friday at 10:30, 11:30, 14:30, 15:30.
Additional tours also available on Tuesday and Wednesday at 19:00 and 20:00.
Tours must be arranged prior to arrival either by contacting your local Senator (if resident in the Republic of Ireland), or via your Embassy. For further information contact email@example.com
The National Museum of Ireland
3 locations:
- Archaeology and History, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
- Decorative Arts and History, Collins Barracks, Benburb Street, Dublin 7
- Natural History, Merrion Street, Dublin 2
- Extensive collections located at 3 points across the city, including some two million archaeological finds.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-17:00
Sunday 14:00-17:00
Dublin Pass
If you are planning a tourist trip to Dublin, then you may wish to consider investing in a Dublin Pass:
- Allows free entry into the majority of the tourist attractions including the Guinness Storehouse and Dublin Castle.
- Free transfers to and from the airport with Aircoach.
- Discounts and special offers in many restaurants and shops and on many bus tours.
1 day Adult €29.00, Child €17.00
2 day Adult €49.00, Child €29.00
3 day Adult €59.00, Child €34.00
6 day Adult €89.00, Child €44.00
Where to Stay
LateRooms.com has a range of 150 Dublin hotels to offer all over city, whether you are staying for business or leisure there is plenty of choice.
Dublin is a bustling business city and a major tourist hotspot, so expect to pay slightly more for your accommodation, whatever day of the week you travel.
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- If you are travelling on a budget why not consider staying in the suburbs? You can avoid all the noise and stress associated with the centre, while still being able to appreciate all that Dublin has to offer.
- If you are travelling with a group of friends or as a family, LateRooms.com has an extensive range of serviced apartments available in Dublin which can be more cost effective than booking a hotel or B&B.
Where to Eat
Meeting house Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6705372
- Contemporary menu with an Irish influence.
- Average main course for dinner is €22.00, however there is a pre-theatre menu available (18:00-19:00 Sunday to Thursday) for €25.00 and set lunch menu options.
- Open for lunch and dinner every day.
Jacob's Ladder Restaurant
4 Nassau Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6703865
- Renowned restaurant serving contemporary Irish food housed in a traditional Georgian House.
- Average main course is €30.00, while a set 3 course dinner menu costs €44.00.
- Open Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner.
Roly's Bistro
7 Ballsbridge Terrace, Dublin 4, +353 (0)1 6682611
- Popular restaurant which is well established on the Dublin restaurant scene.
- An average main course for dinner costs €24.00, however a pre-theatre menu is available from €20.95 and a set lunch is available at €19.95.
Botticelli Italian Restaurant
13 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6727289
- Offers views of the River Liffey and the vibrant Temple Bar.
- Offers the usual pizza and pasta, alongside an extensive meat and fish menu.
- Average main course costs around €11.00 (meat and fish dishes are slightly more expensive). The lunch menu starts at €8.80 for 3 courses.
- Serves from 12:30 to midnight every day.
La Med
22 East Essex Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6707358
- Varied menu with both Mediterranean, French and Irish influence.
- Prices vary from €7.00 for a sandwich, to €11.00 for a pasta dish and €20.00 for steak dishes.
- Serves from lunch to dinner.
Café Mao
23 Chatham Row, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6704899
- Oriental restaurant serving many varied dishes with a children's menu too.
- Main courses cost around €15.00.
- Open for lunch and dinner.
Gallagher's Boxty House
Temple Bar, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6772762
- Offers authentic Irish cooking, its speciality being Boxty (Irish potato pancake).
- A Boxty with a choice of filling will cost around €13.00. The remainder of the menu is similarly priced.
- Open for lunch and dinner daily.
Butlers Chocolate Café
24 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6710591
- Numerous outlets across Dublin.
- The cafés sell a range of chocolate and coffee.
- A basic coffee costs €2.20, while a Chocolate Affogato (2 scoops of homemade ice cream topped with espresso and chocolate sauce) costs €4.40.
- Open during the day only.
Steps of Rome
1 Chatham Court, Chatham Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0)1 6705630
- Popular café serving a wide range of pizza.
- Eat in or take away available.
- Reasonable prices.
- Serves from lunch until late 7 days a week.
19 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, +353 (0) 6777583
- Vegetarian restaurant with an avid following.
- Serves a range of dishes from soup and quick snacks to full main courses.
- Reasonably priced with main courses around €9.00, and soups around €3.00 to €4.00.
- Open from 08:30 until 20:00 (Thursday 21:00).
Dublin is definitely the place to go if you are looking for a varied, vibrant and buzzing nightlife. Typically, tourists head for Temple Bar, which has become a haven for stag and hen parties. If you want to avoid the tourist hot spots, then the area around Grafton Street is much quieter and attracts a more varied mix of people.
From the traditional Irish pub to a trendy bar or swanky club, you will not be short of places to go.
Temple Bar
Traditional Irish Musical Pub Crawl
Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- A tour led by professional musicians who tell the story of Irish music, whilst visiting some of Temple Bar's famous pubs and bars.
- Pub crawl begins in Oliver St. John Grogarty's.
- Contact +353 (0)1 4753313 to book.
- Operates 7 nights a week (April to October) and Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights only at other times.
The Temple Bar
47/48 Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Longstanding, popular pub.
- Serves food.
- Occasional live music nights.
Fleet Street, Dublin 2
- Modern fun pub, plays the latest music at night.
- Food served during the day.
The Porterhouse
16-18 Parliament Street, Dublin 2
- Brews a selection of its own beer and offers many more as well.
- Live music 7 nights a week.
The Morgan Bar
The Morgan Hotel, 10 Fleet Street, Dublin 2
- Modern bar attracting a cosmopolitan crowd.
- Heated outdoor courtyard.
- Serves a tapas menu.
Grafton Street and the South
Davy Byrne's
21 Duke Street, off Grafton Street, Dublin 2
- Famous Dublin pub associated with the writing of James Joyce.
- Serves good pub food that attracts a busy crowd at lunchtime.
Harry Street, off Grafton Street, Dublin 2
- Late serving bar with a rock bar downstairs.
- Upstairs plays the latest chart hits.
- Outside seating area.
Doheny and Nesbitt
5 Baggot Street Lower, Dublin 2
- One of Dublin's oldest pubs.
- Gets quite busy, especially when the rugby crowd are in town.
Stag's Head
1 Dame Court, Dublin 2
- Popular, traditional pub with relaxed atmosphere.
- Offers good pub lunches.
Ron Black's, The Dawson Lounge
25 Dawson Street, Dublin 2
- Smallest pub in Dublin.
- Fairly cheap prices.
- Ron Black's also has a larger venue on Dawson Street, which is massive, but slightly more expensive.
The bar and pub scene tends to prevail in Dublin, especially as most have extended licensing hours. However, there are a small amount of clubs to suit a variety of tastes.
Club M
Anglesea Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Popular club, guaranteed to be busy nearly every night of the week.
- Music is commercial dance.
- Trendy crowd, fairly strict dress code.
Lillie's Bordello
Adam Court, Grafton Street, Dublin 2
- Exclusive club, a favourite with celebrities.
- Strict entry requirements.
- Be prepared to splash the cash.
The POD
Old Harcourt Station, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2
- Name stands for the Place of Dance.
- Live music venue, bar and clubbing space catering for a wide range of crowds.
- Strict dress code.
- Gets very busy, so arrive early.
Dame Court, Dublin 2
- One of Dublin's oldest clubs, but still popular.
- Serves up a mixture of soul, funk and hip hop.
- Range of different nights.
Theatre & Entertainment
Dublin has a varied theatre and entertainment scene, which is not surprising as it has produced some of the world's most renowned playwrights, such as Oscar Wilde and William Butler Yeats.
Large Events
Croke Park
Dublin 3
- Home of the Gaelic Athletic Association.
- Host of many big concerts.
Lansdowne Road Stadium
Lansdowne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
- Home to Irish rugby union.
- Hosts many big concerts and sporting events.
Point Theatre
North Wall Quay, Dublin 1
- Host many concerts and shows.
Other Theatre Venues
The Abbey Theatre
26 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1
- Founded by William Butler Yeats, and was the first state-subsidised theatre in the English speaking world.
- Stages predominantly traditional and new Irish plays.
Gaiety Theatre
South King Street, Dublin 2
- Stages a variety of well-known musicals, theatre, and operatic events.
National Concert Hall
Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2
- Showcases performances from the RTE National Symphony Orchestra and guest performers, as well as leading vocalists.
Focus Theatre
6 Pembroke Place, Dublin 2
- Small theatre.
- Offers contemporary and international performances.
The Gate Theatre
1 Cavendish row, Dublin 1
- Shows well known musicals and productions, with the odd celebrity appearances.
- Also showcases new works of Ireland's leading playwrights.
Dublin also hosts a wide range of events which attract locals and tourists alike. The biggest of these is the St Patrick's Festival (around the 17th March) which transforms Dublin into a party capital, and sees revellers hitting the streets for this famous Irish festival.
Temple Bar, despite its reputation for being rowdy and touristy, is home to the annual Dublin Theatre Festival (which usually takes place in September and October). This is the oldest specialist theatre festival in Europe, and has helped to establish Temple Bar as Dublin's cultural quarter. Alongside this is the Dublin Fringe Festival, which acts as a showcase for both new and established performers in all areas of performing arts.
If you are looking for a particular live music night or show, then it may be worth investing in The Event Guide. This is a fortnightly listing which is also available online as well as in most newsagents. There is also In Dublin which is a free 'what's on' guide published weekly.
For the Kids
There's lots in Dublin for the children to do. If you want a family day out you will definitely find something to suit everyone.
Sea Safari
Dublin City Moorings
- Take a thrilling ride on a RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat), around Dublin Bay.
- Take in the local wildlife and the Bay's history and culture, whilst tackling the waves.
Opening Times:
Departure times vary depending on the weather and season.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
Party of 1-4 people €30.00 per person.
Party of 5+ people is €25.00 per person.
Viking Splash Tours
64-65 Patrick Street/Saint Stephen's Green North
- Take a fun tour around Dublin's streets by a fully-costumed Viking, before boarding a vintage WWII amphibious vehicle at the Grand Canal Basin, for an exciting water trip.
Opening Times:
2nd March to 31st October, daily 09:30-17:00
November, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-16:00
8th February to 1st March, Wednesday to Sunday 10:00-16:00
Adult €16.00 (€18.50 in July and August)
Child €8.95 (€9.50 in July and August)
Hey! Doodle Doodle!
14 Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Offers adults and children alike the opportunity to paint their own ceramics.
Opening Times:
Monday to Saturday 11:00-18:00
Sunday 13:00-18:00
Customers must pay for the ceramics they choose to paint and the time it takes to paint them, but other materials are free.
Dublin's Viking Centre
Essex Street West, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Experience life as it was when the Vikings lived in Dublin, with accurate sounds and smells.
- See real Viking houses, as discovered through extensive excavations.
Opening Times:
Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-16.30
Adult €6.00
Child €3.75
Family €16.00
For those whose passion is shopping, Dublin really is a paradise. As with most things in Dublin, shopping is distinctly split between the North and South banks of the River Liffey. Most of Dublin's major shopping areas are located to the South.
Grafton Street
Dublin 2
- Location of many of the designer shops, as well as some high street stores.
- Saint Stephens's Green is located at the top of Grafton Street, and contains a shopping complex.
Temple Bar
Dublin 2
- Contains the 'trendy' shops i.e. unique clothing, music, and craft shops.
- Holds a second-hand book market on Saturdays.
Powerscourt Town House
South William Street, Dublin 2
- Small shopping centre set in a Georgian town house.
- Contains designer shops and boutiques.
Liberty Market
Meath Street, Dublin 8
- Popular market with locals and tourists alike.
- Sells a wide range of goods, including clothes, CDs, and antiques.
South Great George's Street
Dublin 2
- Home to George's Street arcade, which contains a vast range of stalls, from food to clothes and body piercing.
- Leads to Camden Street where you will find an assortment of craft and gift shops.
Cows Lane Fashion and Design Market
Cows Lane, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Market containing many one-off originals from Ireland's up-and-coming designers.
- You can also find art, crafts, and other unique treasures.
Jervis Shopping Centre
Jervis Street, Dublin 1
- Dublin's largest shopping centre.
- Home to most UK high street stores.
12 Henry Street, Dublin 1
- Largest department store in Dublin.
- Contains a wide range of goods, particularly clothing.
O'Connell Street
Dublin 1
- Home to Clery's, one of Dublin's most well known department stores.
- Has a small variety of other shops.
Gay & Lesbian
Dublin's gay scene is quite well developed, and although there are only a handful of dedicated gay bars and clubs, there are plenty of gay friendly places and lots of specialised events which cater for the gay and lesbian community.
The George
South Great Georges Street, Dublin 2
- Dublin's oldest and biggest gay pub.
- Different themed nights, every night of the week.
78 Capel Street, Dublin 1
- Varied range of events.
- Known for declaring itself straight friendly.
Out on the Liffey
27 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 1
- Relaxed gay pub serving decent food.
- Saturday night is men only.
Front Lounge
33-34 Parliament Street, Dublin 2
- Not exclusively gay, but operates a gay friendly policy.
- Relaxed bar, attracting a smart crowd.
For advice and information, there are a range of places you can go to including:
105 Capel Street, Dublin 1
- Offers a café, advice service, and workshops for the gay/lesbian community to enable them to meet in comfortable surroundings. firstname.lastname@example.com
National Lesbian and Gay Federation
2 Scarlett Row, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Produces the Gay Community News, a free newspaper giving advice and listings.
Gay and lesbian events which are of interest:
Dublin Pride
Usually every year in June
- A whole weekend of events geared towards the gay community.


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My eyes never used to be bothered by the sun, but the past two years, the glare of the sun bothers them alot. I wear suglasses always when I'm outside.
The sun also triggers 'eye migrains' for me sometimes. Do you have blue eyes? Blue eyed people are also more likely to develop macular degeneration when they get older.... I read this. It's the Ultra violet rays that hurts the retina. I don't remember reading which of the UV rays. I have had Lupus a long time. I have had the beginnings of macular degeneration for a long time, but fortunately, it is progressing very slowly. Perhaps staying out of the sun so much during my life helped! So, with Lupus and blue eyes.....sun is something to avoid!!