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Dublin Convention Bureau

88-95 Amiens St D1

Why Choose Our Destination?

Dublin Convention Bureau does not charge any fee or commission on any service. We are here to streamline your efforts and ensure that you deliver an unsurpassed meeting or event experience for your delegates in Dublin. We are, in essence, your one stop shop for Dublin. Here are a few reasons why you should include us in your search. Financial Supports: • We'll cover the cost of site inspections including standard flights to Ireland, accommodation, meals and transportation, for a maximum of three days and for up to three decision makers. • Programme Enhancement Fund: Funding for programme enhancement is based on the number of days the event is taking place and the number of international delegates the piece of business is bringing into the country. There is also additional upweight supports in favour of regionality, seasonality, sustainability and if the conference organiser is working with an Irish approved Destination Management Company (DMC). Meet in Ireland offers funding to contribute towards: Welcome reception/ Social excursion or transportation/ Entertainment support Core services: • FREE and impartial venue and supplier finding service • Expert advice and comprehensive local knowledge • Assistance with site inspections and organisation of familiarisation trips • Assistance with bids for international meetings • Sourcing endorsement and local support • Marketing support • Dublin maps, voucher booklet and gift for delegates………….. and much more! Easy to get to and around, Dublin has both the state of the art facilities and the expertise to cater for any conference. The city’s mixture of the traditional and the modern will excite and inspire, while the famed Irish hospitality will give your conference that extra dimension.

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Distance from airport

  • Dublin Airport

    7.46 mi. from city center


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Experience Gaelic Games

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In Ireland our Gaelic Games and dance are part of who we are and what we do.At Experience Gaelic Games we give you the opportunity to come and experience this unique aspect of Ireland for yourself. This is one of the best things to do in Ireland as you get to play the games, to watch a game, to dance – whatever suits you. •Learn the ancient art of our stick and ball game “Hurling” – the oldest, yet fastest field sport in the world •Play and learn about the most popular sport in Ireland, Gaelic Football. This is soccer, rugby, basketball and more all rolled into one •Take an alley, 4 walls, 1 ball, 4 or 2 players, fast and furious pace and this is “Handball”, another of our Irish sports. Fun, fast, yet accessible to all •Are you ready to dance? Ceilí Dancing is the most fun form of Irish dance and guaranteed to have your group laughing and enjoying the pure pleasure it delivers With Experience Gaelic Games you get to come and take part in a unique and integral part of Irish culture and heritage. The experience is brought alive by a wonderful team of passionate ambassadors /coaches.We will teach you the games, coach and instruct you in the skills, then have you playing mini-matches, taking part in team building activities or if you prefer you can sit back and watch whilst we organise a demonstration of how it is all done! For visitors -of all the things to do in Ireland this is one not to be missed.
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Little Museum of Dublin

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This much-loved museum tells the amazing story of the Irish capital. Rated as “Dublin’s best museum experience” by The Irish Times, we are the number one museum in Ireland on TripAdvisor. Visitors to the museum are invited to join one of our famous guided tours, which are included in the price of admission. Please note that the museum has limited capacity. To avoid disappointment, book your tickets now.
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Wake Dock

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Pat Liddy Walking Tours of Dublin

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Book of Kells & Old Library

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Etihad Skyline Tour

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What better way to see Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant and dynamic capital city, than from 17 storeys high on the roof of Ireland’s most famous sporting arena? The Etihad Skyline tour at Croke Park, offers visitors unmatched panoramic city views and insights into Dublin’s celebrated landmarks combined with the thrill of walking on top of one of Europe’s largest stadiums. Learn about Dublin’s history in this unique experience that’s not for the faint hearted! Multilingual audio guides are also provided on all Etihad Skyline tours to compliment the live escourted tour. Audio guides are available in English, Irish, French, German, Spanish and Italian. - See more at: https://crokepark.ie/gaa-museum-tours/etihad-skyline?gclid=CPLIoc-9hM4CFSKL2wodhM0DmA#sthash.3vmmP9rC.dpuf
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Chester Beatty Library

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  • The RDS

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Captivating experience: Dublin is a breath of fresh air, a truly unique capital that’s steeped in tradition yet young at heart. In the historic, compact city centre there are lots to do and see, and visitors will love the rich selection of galleries, museums, restaurants, pubs and shops, not to mention the traditionally warm welcome from Dubliners. Easy access: Ireland ideally located on the edge of Europe, is less than one hour from London, less than two hours from Paris or Brussels and just six hours from the east coast of the US by air. Dublin Airport is Ireland’s busiest airport, with 60 airlines flying to 179 destinations, including direct scheduled daily flights from North America, mainland Europe, Britain and regular flights from the Middle East. We are the only EU capital with all day US Pre-Clearance. Dublin International Airport is only 12KM from the city centre and the city itself is small and compact, and is tailor-made for carefree exploring by foot. It also has an excellent transport system, which includes an urban rail system (DART), a tram network (Luas) and an extensive citywide and national bus service. Taxis are plentiful and reasonably priced by international standards. Traditionally high visitor turnout: World-renowned for our warm welcome and genuine sense of fun, the Irish people’s enviable passion for life promises to entice colleagues and peers from around the globe, guaranteeing high attendance at any international event.

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