Oh boy …on a bit of a
comedown after the highs of the Olympics and we really need something new to chin
wag about. Luckily things are really hotting up in Dublin with a stack of great
events taking place over coming weeks. Here are some favourites for you to ponder
chosen by Myra a member of our reception team (at Isaacs Hostel and Jacobs inn.)
Or check out our Dublin events guide here
A rare variety of sports takes over Dublin thus week including the annual RDS Dublin Horse show from 15- 19th August . This is is but a dart ride away from
the hostels. For those who enjoy all things horsey or in fact just like to be seen
this is one of the highlights of the Dublin social scene.
For something slightly
more racy you can get up close to the thrills of Motor racing in Phoenix Park
on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th. This one’s FREE! or Just take a leisurely stroll down to the Liffey
this Saturday and marvel at the madness of those 250 men and 100 women who will swim in the historic Annual Liffey Swim Spectators are encouraged to support the competitors from the banks of the river, with the Liffey Boardwalk providing a great viewing point . Who needs an
Olympic pool to show off your speedos? - Michael Phelps eat your heart out!!
If rock is more
your style then The Boys is back in town … for Phil lynott Thin Lizzy fans
check out Still in Love with You: The Philip Lynott Exhibition 19th July 2012 – 30th September 2012 at St Stephen's Green
Shopping Centre, Dublin. Gig season is still in full flow and though Bruce the
Boss is a hard act to follow you can catch Noel
Gallagher & Kasabian, Marley Park on 23/8 or for a bit of nostalgia Tom Jones and Van
Morrison at Marley Park on 24th .Dublin Tall Ships-Set sail |
We won’t miss The Tall Ships Races 2012
arriving here ( a mere
hop, skip, and a splash from Jacobs Inn and
Isaacs Hostels ) from 23rd August 2012 – 26th
August 2012 at Dublin Docklands There
are loads of FREE events and gigs, ideal for our
backpackers on a budget .
For the unique entertainment experience of American Football Try the American football event on 01/ 09 at the Aviva stadium - the home of Irish rugby opens its doors to a wild legion of American football fans .
So Olympics though we will never forget you it's time to move on and enjoy all Dublin has to offer this August . And if that is just all too much for you and per chance it does get actually hot again (say past 20c!) then head out to the seaside to feel the sand between your toes ,have an ice cream and if you are really mad a “refreshing dip “ in the Irish sea ( we are only a 20 min minute dart ride away from bathing spots at the 40 foot Sandy cove or Malahide etc. )
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