Dublin’s Fair City: Six Gems To See In The Capital This Summer

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When the sun shines in Dublin city there really is no better place in the world.

The craic is unparalleled as hundreds gather at the canal for a few beverages, stroll along Dun Laoghaire Pier with a Teddy’s or flock to Stephen’s Green for a sun-soaked lunch. Where else would you rather be? And while the city is brimming full of the usual sun trap favourites, there’s a few undiscovered gems you should venture to this summer. Enjoy some outdoor yoga in Phoenix Park Enjoy some outdoor yoga in Phoenix Park  Every Saturday throughout the summer YogaHub hosts Outdoor Yoga Classes in Phoenix Park beside the bandstand right next to entrance to Dublin Zoo. Classes cost a donation of €5 which goes to a different charity every week. The class is open to all levels, so grab a pal and a mat and head along. More details HERE. Make a wish at the Fairy Tree in Marlay Park The Fairy Tree in Marlay Park is one of Dublin’s finest hidden gems. Take the Luas out towards Marlay and try find the hidden gem amongst the woodlands. The tree has been a favourite walking destination for locals for years. It’s situated beside beautiful waterfalls and the serene surroundings are paradise for nature lovers.

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Join the Pride Parade in The City Centre  Gathering will be at the Garden of Remembrance, marching past the GPO and finishing at Merrion Square, the 2016 Dublin Pride Parade is expected to attract hundreds of LGBT people, family and friends. It is a chance for celebration, diversity and achievements. The parade takes place June 25th. More details HERE. Learn willow basketry in Airfield Estate Explore your creative side in Airfield Estate by taking a willow basketry masterclass on the fantastic Airfield grounds. Newgrange Willow Design will guide you through the basic techniques and skills of willow basketry. The class takes place in August, more details HERE.

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Enjoy bottomless prosecco in Ranelagh Leave the car at home, grab some mates and head to The Exchequer in Ranelagh. Simply pay €15, purchase a brunch item and sit back with your bubbles and buddies. Take in the street art at The Tivoli  Dublin is adorned with incredible pieces of street art thanks to initiatives like Dublin Canvass. And while it’s not unusual to spot a masterpiece on your stroll around the city, the holy grail of street art is located in the Tivoli Carpark. Dozen of works of art adorn the walls of this Liberties location making it the finest and most unexpected outdoor gallery.

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