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Dublin For New Years Eve - The most sociable of celebrations
The legendary charm and vitality of the Irish is taken to new heights on New Years Eve in Dublin, guaranteeing an unforgettable occasion of fun, good humour and a great party. The city really springs to life with a host of public events for all ages and satisfying every conceivable taste. Crowds traditionally gather outside Christ Church cathedral for the ringing of the bells as midnight approaches where the festive spirit is fuelled by fireworks, live music and street entertainment. Even livelier is Temple Bar, Dublin's famed pub district where revellers pour onto the streets to celebrate the coming New Year to the sound of firecrackers and joyful merriment.
New Years Eve In Dublin - The perfect excuse for festive shopping
Being the festive season, the wishes of children are never far away and Dublin has a tremendous range of attractions to keep boredom at bay. Start off a New Years Eve in Dublin with a visit to Funderland - a seasonal fun fair complete with rollercoaster rides, amusements and ice skating, followed by an evening of pantomime before the action really heats up. Don't miss the obvious pleasures of shopping while enjoying a New Years Eve in Dublin, be it for that all important party dress, beautifully crafted Irish linen, a gift or two or simply browse the wonderful antique and book stores found everywhere.
Dublin On New Years Eve - A spectacular night on the town
A New Years Eve city break in Dublin is for most people who visit, is all about the amazing spirit of fun and partying to be had on this most memorable of nights. Formal dinner dances, an amazing range of live music venues, trendy bars and hot clubs await as Dublin shows its real diversity of nightlife. Traditional Irish dancing along with a gala dinner is always a popular way to spend New Years Eve in Dublin for many tourists. Dubliners get little respite as New Years Day sees the spectacular Lord Mayor's parade through the streets to the sound of numerous marching bands and yet more merriment.
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