The James Joyce Centre

The James Joyce Centre, Dublin is dedicated to promoting an understanding of the life and works of James Joyce. We are also the home of Bloomsday in Dublin, and organise events throughout the year to celebrate, discuss and promote the works of Ireland's greatest Modern writer.

www.jamesjoyce.ie

Botanical gardens

In 1790, the Irish Parliament, with the active support of The Speaker of the House, John Foster, granted funds to the Dublin Society (now the Royal Dublin Society), to establish a public botanic garden. In 1795, the Gardens were founded on lands at Glasnevin.

www.botanicgardens.ie

Glasnevin Museum

Glasnevin Museum is a must see Dublin attraction for anyone interested in Irish Heritage & Genealogy. The exhibitions on view seek to show the social, historical, political and artistic development of modern Ireland through the lives of the generations buried in Ireland’s Necropolis.

www.glasnevinmuseum.ie

Glasnevin Cemetery

Glasnevin Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Ireland.First opened in 1832 to establish a place where people of all religions could bury their dead with dignity, the cemetery has grown to become a national monument and vital part of the Irish Heritage story.

www.glasnevintrust.ie

Bohemians

On the evening of Saturday, 6th September 1890, in the Gate Lodge at the North Circular Road entrance to the Phoenix Park, a small group gathered. Mostly young, and mostly students, they were intent on forming a club in the "new" football code, soccer, the Bohemian Football Club.

www.bohemians.ie

Croke Park

Croke Park has been at the heart of Irish sporting life for over a hundred years. Boasting a capacity for 82,300 people, the stadium is the home of Gaelic Games and the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA).

www.crokepark.ie

Charleville Tennis Club

Charleville has always been known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere and new members are always very welcome.

www.charlevilleltc.com