Top ten tourist attractions in Dublin - SEE PHOTOS

I have been to them all. I also recommend St. Michan's Church adn its cryot with the mummified bodies. Also, the General Post Office on O'Connell Street, the Abbey Theatre, Stephan's Green, and it's too bad that Mrs. Kennedy in Rathmines has passed on or I would recommend you visit her boarding house for some outstanding Guinness Beef.

have to go back and see all of them...looking forward to it./

A visit to Glasnevin cemetery is well worth the time. Michael Collins' gravesite is particularly moving as is the nearby section devoted to many other of Ireland's early patriots.

I have seen many of them but not all....so I need to come back....and I can't wait

The Jameson Distillery is very interesting and well worth a visit!

Well, we only vsited five of the ten in late 2008, so a return trip will be necessary. All were interesting; but the Guinness tour was my favorite.

If you go to Dublin I recommend you stay south of the Liffey as much as possible. It's much prettier, cleaner, safer, and has far fewer foreign migrants than the North Center. On the Northern side of the Liffey you won't feel like you're in an Irish city, as the great majority of the people around you will be Indians, Poles, Russians, pakistanis, Africans, Chinese, to mention but a few.

If you are going to be in Dublin most definately get the Dublin pass- gets you in free to most of the places mentioned here. You cannot beat the value of this card. Also catch a game at Croke park if you can- great experience!