Experience an evening of top-notch comedy at the Craic Den Comedy Club held at The Workman's Club in Dublin 8. Featuring headliner John Colleary alongside other talented comedians Gillzie Fitz and Johnny Candon, this event promises a night filled with laughter starting at 7:30 PM on April 26, 2024. With John Colleary's impressive background in comedy and television, Gillzie Fitz's sharp wit and engaging stories, and Johnny Candon's international comedic charm, the stage will be set for an unforgettable evening. Hosted by the renowned Eddie Mullarkey, known for his captivating performances, this comedy club guarantees a fantastic lineup every week showcasing the best in Irish and international talent. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness these comedic geniuses live on stage. Tickets are priced between €14.92 - €17.07, ensuring an affordable and entertaining night out. Remember to arrive on time as latecomers may have limited seating options or risk being denied entry. Refunds are available up until the day of the event, providing flexibility for any unforeseen circumstances. Don't wait, secure your spot for a night of non-stop laughter and fun!

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The Guinness Storehouse is a place where people can immerse themselves in the passion for beer. It is a paradise for beer lovers and a guide for those who don&#39;t drink.
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Trinity College Dublin

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Dublin&#39;s most worth visiting attractions, there are three worth seeing: First, the Kyle Sutra, it is a national treasure of Ireland, but must listen to the voice explanation, otherwise you can&#39;t understand the preciousness of this book; The second is the library corridor, which is the location of the Harry Potter movie, and it is also very simple and distinctive; the third is the oldest harp in Ireland. In general, the tour is very exciting. The small disadvantage is that the price of Trip.com is slightly more expensive than the local fare, and the price is not very high.

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St. Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is Ireland&#39;s largest Catholic church. St. Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is exquisite and grand, more than 300 years ago, the author of Gulliver&#39;s Travels, Jonathan Westft, was bishop of the church and his remains were buried under it. The church has a Chinese guide to get a detailed understanding of the church&#39;s details, its construction and restoration history, as well as the characters and stories associated with it. After visiting St Patrick&#39;s Cathedral, you can spend a short time in St Patrick&#39;s Park at the back of the church. This park is very small, with a small market, stalls selling art, handicrafts and cosmetics. It is recommended to book tickets in advance.

Phoenix Park

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Be warned, to walk all the way through takes about an hour and there are no busses that stop in the park- they only drive through and stop either side, but the park itself is beautiful and easy to spend that much time wandering in, the deer are usually in the upper end of the park after the cricket field, there are a few food carts dotted around and also Dublin zoo located in the park

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