Dublin holiday apartment to let, Dublin 7 with disabled access, balcony/terrace, TV

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Smithfield Tower (apartment)

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Luxurious modern 3 bedroom apartment with private balcony and views of old Distillery and ancient Market Square. Property is situated in a secure apartment block with concierge service 24/7. DUBLIN CITY CENTRE within walking distance. Supermarket, medical centre, cinema and LUAS are 1 min away from the apartment.

Our duplex apartment comprises of an en-suite double bedroom, 2nd double bedroom and a twin bedroom. There are also 2 additional bathrooms, large sitting room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen.

Tower Block containing Duplex	Double Height Living Area
Living Area	Dining Area

To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/87419

The East Ireland / County Dublin region

East of Ireland is the most populated area of the country. Dublin has a population of well over 1 million. As the home of Ryanair, visitors come from all over Europe for short breaks.

Dublin City centre - ideal location to explore the capital of Ireland. This is the most economically and socially vibrant location in the country with abundant shopping, restaurants and cultural amenities. Dublin's night life is special and many people come just to enjoy the bars and the Guinness.

Dublin / Dublin 7 area

Here are some ideas about places you might like to visit. Everything mentioned below is WALKING DISTANCE FROM THE APARTMENT. Walking time is listed in the brackets.

CROKE PARK (20 mins)--Headquarters of Gaelic football and Hurling Association and home to all major games. Ireland's home games in the 2010 Rugby series and Soccer internationals will be played here. There's also a museum dedicated to the greats of Gaelic sports located here

TRINITY COLLEGE (20 mins) - Once the educator of the elite of Irish society, Trinity College is now open to all. See the Old Library and the Book of Kells.

DUBLIN CASTLE (15 mins) - See the Old Walls of Dublin, State Apartments, and the treasury.

TEMPLE BAR (15 mins) - Dublin's Cultural Quarter. Located in the heart of Dublin's City Centre, some of Dublin's best night spots, restaurants and unusual shops line these narrow, cobbled streets running between the Bank of Ireland and Christ Church Cathedral.

GUINNESS HOPSTORE (20 mins) - In the Guinness factory complex this excellent visitor centre tells the dramatic story of the 250 year history of Guinness. A complimentary drink in the highest bar in Ireland, the Gravity bar is part of your visit here. Find out more about The Guinness Storehouse

DUBLINIA EXPERIENCE (15 mins) - Dublinia traces the story of Medieval Dublin from the Viking Invasions through the Black Death to the closure of the Monasteries in the 1540s.

KILMAINHAM JAIL (25 mins) - Ireland's most famous prison museum. A place of incarcaration for many rebellious fighters including the leaders of the 1916 Rebellion in Dublin, who were executed in the grounds.

COLLINS BARRACKS (10 mins) - this is old Army barracks which housed troops until the late-1990's. Now it has been transformed into a very interesting museum of the decorative arts and history of Ireland, with many special exhibits. The National Museum of Archaeology is in Kildare St. beside THE DAIL (The Irish Parliament Building) about 30 mins walk or 10 mins by Taxi.

SHOPPING IN HENRY STREET (10 MINS) - Department stores such as the popular Arnotts', and an assortment of popular clothing and footwear stores are here on Dublin's Henry Street. The ILAC shopping centre, and the newer Jervis Street Shopping Centre are both here.

SHOPPING IN GRAFTON STREET (20 MINS) - Dublin's smartest shopping area with fashionable stores such as Brown Thomas. Other principal shopping streets in the area include Wicklow Street, Dawson Street, and South Great Georges Street. We really like the all-glass ST STEPHENS GREEN SHOPPING CENTRE at the top of Grafton Street. Also, just off Grafton Street is POWERSCOURT TOWNHOUSE CENTRE which is a nice place for a coffee or snack.

PUBS - An essential part of Dublin's social life and a must for every visitor. In Dublin today there are basically two categories of pubs. We recommend one of Dublin's oldest pubs, THE BRAZEN HEAD (15 mins). For nice Guinness we like FARRINGTONS in Temple Bar (10 mins). For impromptu Irish music sessions visit THE COBBLESTONE (www.cobblestonedublin.com) just outside. To meet all of the beautiful people go to the vast luxury CAFE EN SEINE in Dawson Street (15 mins). If you are in Dublin when the DAIL EIREANN is in session DOHENY & NESBITTS is the place to encounter political intrigue and many relaxing politicians.

NIGHTCLUBS - 15 mins down the riverbank from the apartment is ZANZIBAR night club. Also at least 10 more in TEMPLE BAR.

THEATRE - the nicest theatre is THE GAIETY and you can walk there from the apartment in 15 mins.

MUSIC - we like the shows at OLYMPIA THEATRE (15 mins) in Dame Street which features many top national and international acts. THE OLYMPIA is laid back and you can even have a beer while in your theatre seat enjoying the performance. If your like classical or serious Irish music, and want to visit a really impressive venue, there are shows every night in the NATIONAL CONCERT HALL in Earlsfort Terrace. Its near St Stephens Green - 30 mins walk from the apartment or 10 mins by TAXI.

How to get there

From Airport - take Airlink (€ 6 per person) to City Centre and then take LUAS tram (€1.50 per person) westbound to Smithfield.

Apartment block is just beside Smithfield tram-stop.

Taxi - ask driver to take you directly to Smithfield Market Square (about €25 from airport).

Activities near Dublin

Facilities

Further details outdoors:
Newly opened cinema is in the same apartment block. Nearest supermarket 'Fresh' and medical centre around the corner. River Liffey 5 min walk. Temple Bar, Grafton Street Shopping, various theatres, museums, galleries 20 min walking distance.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	25 Jun 09	29 Jul 09	950£ 864	150136	150136	3 Nights
Vacancy In-fill	29 Jul 09	1 Aug 09	750£ 682	120109	120109	3 Nights
	1 Aug 09	16 Aug 09	950£ 864	150136	150136	3 Nights
Vacancy In-fill	16 Aug 09	20 Aug 09	850£ 773	130118	130118	3 Nights
	20 Aug 09	2 Sep 09	950£ 864	150136	150136	3 Nights
Vacancy In-fill	2 Sep 09	6 Sep 09	750£ 682	120109	120109	3 Nights
	6 Sep 09	26 Sep 09	850£ 773	135123	135123	3 Nights
Vacancy In-fill	26 Sep 09	3 Oct 09	750£ 682	120109	120109	3 Nights
	3 Oct 09	27 Nov 09	850£ 773	135123	135123	3 Nights
Low Season	27 Nov 09	21 Dec 09	750£ 682	120109	120109	3 Nights
Xmas/New Year	21 Dec 09	8 Jan 10	950£ 864	150136	150136	3 Nights
Low Season	8 Jan 10	11 Mar 10	750£ 682	120109	120109	3 Nights
Rugby/St.Patrick's Day	11 Mar 10	22 Mar 10	950£ 864	150136	150136	3 Nights
Late Spring	22 Mar 10	1 May 10	850£ 773	135123	135123	3 Nights
High Season	1 May 10	1 Sep 10	990£ 900	160145	160145	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

No service charge for stays of week or more--otherwise €40 applies.

Payment can be made by credit card via Paypal.

We can accept payments by bank transfer in GBP or Euros---directly/or byIBAN/or by internet.

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