#dubhlinn

[dolunayinterlude]

Tunalıda hangi mekanlar iyi

bilmem biz hep dubhlinn yapioruz

[jasmineleeplays]

At first, when I formed the Kingdom of Ireland as Murchad, we only had territories up to the southern part of Ireland (Dubhlinn ceded to us through a fabricated claim war - yes, my Archbishop has been busy).

But soon after, the northern part of Ireland began to accept vassalisation to Ireland, and slowly the Duke of Connacht and the Earls of Oriel, Ailech and Ulster fell down to their rightful liege - High King Murchad mac Donnchad of Ireland! He is temperate, wrathful, impatient, a skilled tactician, overseer, a cautious leader and a logistician - every bit the perfect makings of a King of the most High.

The same cannot be said however, of my adulteress of a wife, High Queen Denis ferch Bleddyn of Ireland who dislikes Murchad but still produces 3 sons for him. Her eldest son, however, is said to be the product of her scandalous affair with Ragnvald, and still is reflected in the game to be the son of Murchad (I don't know why the uncovering of the secret Disputed Heritage did not assign the trait Bastard and re-route his father to Ragnvald instead of Murchad.)

Lastly, Prince Brian mac Murchad of Ireland has pretty average stats across the board and is married to a House Jimena lady. His mother is of unknown origin, rumoured to be one of the commoner scullery maids in the castle (and too unimportant for the game to reflect in-game).

#crusader kings iii #ck3 #gaming #ireland

[kkruml]

Maybe local live music is your thing?

I got you covered. Blackie O'Connell and Dubhlinn live in Doolin, Ireland from October 2017.

#ireland #uillean pipes #blackie o'connell #dubhlinn #doolin #irish i were irish

[digiclot]

CASTLE•GARDENS • Enclosed behind Dublin Castle, the Dubh Linn garden looks like a formal piece of landscaping styled with a touch of Celtic nationalism. The central lawn is circular, with smaller gardens in the corners, and it’s accessed from either an open stretch in front of the Chester Beatty Library or through a pedestrian-scaled gate in the wall opposite the State Apartments. It’s a nice place to sit, particularly on a sunny day, and the widely-spaced benches mean it’s well suited to a private conversation. In contrast to public parks, it’s usually impossibly clean and well-maintained, but it’s offering something similar otherwise. • • • • • #dublincastlegardens #dublincastle #dubhlinn #europetravels #celticsnation #chesterbeattylibrary #topeuropephotos #traveldeep #explorelocal #bbctravel #huffposttravel #irishgarden #landscapephotography #theprettycities #livingeurope #bestcitybreaks #bestcitypicks #bcviews #thingsisee #pocket_ireland #placeofaffections #Travelyourcareer #asiantravel #womenontheroad #travsololife #outlooktraveller #travelinladies #thetravellerlist #endofworld #artofvisuals (at Dublin, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9J_4m2HHOg/?igshid=1crhabao4kbfj

#dublincastlegardens #dublincastle #dubhlinn #europetravels #celticsnation #chesterbeattylibrary #topeuropephotos #traveldeep #explorelocal #bbctravel #huffposttravel #irishgarden #landscapephotography #theprettycities #livingeurope #bestcitybreaks #bestcitypicks #bcviews #thingsisee #pocket_ireland #placeofaffections #travelyourcareer #asiantravel #womenontheroad #travsololife #outlooktraveller #travelinladies #thetravellerlist #endofworld #artofvisuals

[rodriguesfernandes]

Para terminar o fim de semana Essa sobremesa líquida deliciosa rsrsrsrs, aquele aroma e sabor de chocolate e café na cerveja. Dubhlinn, uma cerveja da @motimbrew no estilo Irish Dry Stout #minhacolecao #latasdecerveja #mycollection #beercans #bier #motimbrew #cervejaartesanal #craftbeer #dubhlinn #irish #beerlovers #instabeerofficial #instacerveja #instabeer #beer #pornbeer #drystout #geekbeer #soucolecionador #canscollector #colecaodelatas #cerveza #canscollection #cervejaartesanalbrasileira #braziliancraftbeer

#cerveza #drystout #latasdecerveja #dubhlinn #minhacolecao #instabeerofficial #instacerveja #beer #bier #soucolecionador #motimbrew #braziliancraftbeer #irish #beercans #beerlovers #canscollector #cervejaartesanal #craftbeer #instabeer #mycollection #cervejaartesanalbrasileira #geekbeer #colecaodelatas #canscollection #pornbeer

[loversue-blog]

O Destino nas Terras Altas

Eu juro, sempre penso em ler algo diferente de romances, mas quando me dou conta lá estou eu. Seguindo a jornada de uma mocinha!

Minha amiga me comentou que estava lendo O Destino nas Terras Altas, e eu lembrei que tinha comprado o e-book ano passado, e ele estava comendo pó no meu kindle. E como eu gosto de ter o que conversar e é muito difícil estar lendo a mesma coisa que as pessoas que eu tenho como próximas...

A partir daqui eu paro de enrolar, prometo!

Sinopse:

"Quando o destino coloca Maldie Kirkcaldy na mesma estrada que sir Balfour Murray e seu irmão ferido, ela lhes oferece seus serviços como curandeira. Ao saber que tem em comum com sir Balfour um juramento de vingança, decide seguir com ele para cumprir a sua missão.

Mas ela não pode lhe revelar sua verdadeira identidade, sob o risco de ser acusada como espiã. Enquanto luta para negar o desejo que a dominou assim que viu o belo cavaleiro de olhos negros pela primeira vez, Maldie tenta a todo custo conservar o aliado.

Balfour, por sua vez, sabe que não pode confiar nela, mas também não consegue ignorar a atração que nasceu entre os dois. E, ao mesmo tempo que persegue seu objetivo de destruir Beaton de Dubhlinn, promete descobrir os segredos mais profundos de Maldie e conquistar o seu amor. Para isso, não deixará que nada se interponha em seu caminho."

Opinião:

Não sei se eu fui com expectativas altas demais, afinal Escócia.. paisagens de tirar o folego, homens brutos, rústicos e de kilt são meu fraco. Ou se eu estava tão imersa em romances dentro da Inglaterra que a Escócia me deixou broxada.

Como eu posso explicar, os personagens são bem legais. A Maldie é durona sem ser o tipo lacradora. O Balfour é um brutamontes de coração tão doce e alma gentil. Os coadjuvantes são Top, eu gostei muito do irmão "machu-cado" . Mas achei o romance preguiçoso, desculpa Hannah!

A velocidade com quem os protagonistas sentem atração um pelo outro é gigante. Senti falta de um pouquinho de açúcar? Senti. Outro ponto foi o "dom", Maldie tem um sexto sentido em relação as pessoas. Sente e sabe se a pessoa presta só de chegar perto.

Sabemos que homens tem nojo de sangue menstrual, o que me fez pensar o seguinte: se todas as mulheres se juntassem com seus paninhos sujos de sangue não existiria o patriarcado. Digo isso porque Maldie não só sabe disso, como usa dos problemas femininos pra se safar. Duas vezes e dá certo!

Segue minha reação como leitora:

No que diz respeito ao vilão e a batalha final, eu gostei. Queria que o Beaton fosse mais desenvolvido, sim. Mas no decorrer das páginas podemos ver e sentir um pouco da maldade dele. E a justificativa pra guerra pelo menos não é banal.

Os aprendizados que ficam:

Seu pai ou sua mãe podem ser o demônio, mas você caro gafanhoto, pode ter vindo deles, mas não é como eles. Siga seu coração e a sua verdade!

Se estiver em apuros, presa e um homem for seu guarda faça o seguinte: Gema... finja dor a ponto dele ficar preocupado. Quando ele perguntar o que aconteceu, fale de problemas femininos...

No que diz respeito ao amor: Seja sempre verdadeiro, tenha paciência, mas também não se demore pra se resolver internamente.

Nota:

#resenha literária #resenha de livro #books of tumblr #romance #terras altas #escócia #hanna howell

[surroundedbypearls]

How I Got My World Name: Translation and Anglicisation

You could use this for naming anything really but I studied it in the context of place names soo

Basically we all know there are places in the world where the name in that country’s own language and the name in another language (for this example we’ll use English) is different.

Example 1: -Deutschland in German comes from Old German Diutisc Land roughly meaning “land of the people”.  -Germany comes from Germania, a name used by the Romans for people living on the east of the Rhine, which flows through what’s now west Germany. 

One is a name the natives chose, essentially, and one was given to it by another people.

Basically people, places and so on can have different names in different languages. Treebeard in ‘Lord of the Rings’ is called Fangorn in the Sindarin language.

So now we’ll talk about Anglicisation.

Example 2: The capital of Ireland is Dublin in English, Baile Átha Cliath in Irish.

-Baile Átha Cliath means “town of the hurdled ford”, named after a fording point in the Liffey River.  -Dublin comes from an old Viking name Dubhlinn meaning “dark pool”, named after a point where two rivers joined together.

So this is where the English name came from; the English speakers wrote Dubhlinn as it sounded to them spoken aloud, and the Anglicised name became Dublin.

Irish place names all around the country are like this in English (bc colonialism). 

Some names are directly translated; “Caisleán Nua” means new castle, and its English name is Newcastle, or Newcastle West. 

Maigh Eo in Irish means “plain of the yew trees”; the English name is Mayo. Just an Anglicised version of how its pronounced, no mention of trees anywhere.

Basically this can be a hack to come up with place names, especially if you’re familiar with the language you’re taking from. What culture most closely resembles the one you're trying to name? What’s the language of that culture like? What spellings are common? Use that to come up with a name, or take a word/phrase etc. in that language and Anglicise it (or if you’re not writing in English, do it in whatever language you’re writing in).

Example from ‘The Wildfire King’:

I took my world’s name, Tirnaeia, from the Irish phrase Tír na ndéithe, meaning “land of the gods”. It’s a name that explains what my world is and what it’s about, but I changed the spelling to a more English version and took some letters out because there were a lot of letters.

So that’s a tip on naming things by playing with languages. It’s a little rambly but it’s something I’ve been thinking about recently :)

#writeblr #writers of tumblr #worldbuilding #fantasy #place names #worldbuilding wednesday #languages #linguistics #writing wednesday

[brilliantlyboho-blog1]

At first glance, nothing about Dublin Castle looks 1000 years old. A quick trip underground tells quite a different story. Pictured behind me are the ruins of the Viking fortress, specifically the steps that led up from the moat made by two intersecting rivers, Liffey and the now buried Poddle. Fun fact, it was the Vikings that first named the city Dubh Linn, or Black Pool. 🏰🍀🇮🇪💚#ireland #emeraldisle #dublin #dublincity #dubhlinn #vikings #vikingruins #discoverireland #tourireland #loveireland #travelireland #brilliantlybohemian #gypsysoul #blogger #history #funfact #dublincastle (at Dublin Castle)

#discoverireland #dublincastle #brilliantlybohemian #dubhlinn #emeraldisle #funfact #dublincity #ireland #loveireland #gypsysoul #tourireland #dublin #blogger #vikingruins #travelireland #history #vikings

[themoonloverr]

#kaleiçi #dubhlinn

[cycledublin]

Spring showers at the Dubh Linn Garden in Dunlin Castle (at DubhLinn) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdXvO8BsO80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[celticseastar]

She is in Kildare again with Thofinn.  They meet Malacky, her father and await Brian Born.  Then they will be off to DubhLinn.

[dolunayinterlude]

Bilge napıyor sana büyü falan mı kdpwlfşwlf napıyorsunuz buluşunca

devamli iletisimde oldugum tek arkadasim bilge napim

bulusunca %99 dubhlinne gidiyoruz sonra iste nereye eserse mesela su sacma ozbi seyine gidicez

[lupusbrasil]

St Patrick's day 10 year challenge: 2009 in DubhLinn / 2019 in my bed. #10yearchallenge #stpatricksday (at São Paulo, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/marocamaia/p/BvISyW5gIwN/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17ht4s1mat1t2

#10yearchallenge #stpatricksday

[faroaraujo]

#Repost @acapivaradeucria with @get_repost ・・・ Salve salve queridas Capivaras cervejeiras! Ainda no clima do Patrick´s Day nos dias 16 e 17/03 vai rolar no The Brew Store o St. Patrick’s Weekend! Galera do Méier e adjacências já tem um ponto de encontro para comemoração deste dia. Quem for vai curtir:  Chopp Verde e Dubhlinn (Dry-Stout) da Cervejaria O MOTIM.  DJ Rafael Barreto (16/03) Sorteio de kits de cervejas Loja decorada no clima E ainda tem mais! Quem forde verde vai ganhar um half pint de chopp verde! @thebrewstore @motimbrew http://acapivaradeucria.com.br/2018/03/14/st-patricks-weekend-na-the-brew-store-16-e-17-03/ Curta comente compartilhe #stpatricksday #trebrewstore #meier #riodejaneiro #chope #chopeverde #omotim #bebamenosbebamelhor #bebendocomacapivara #acapivaradeucria

#acapivaradeucria #riodejaneiro #repost #bebendocomacapivara #chope #omotim #trebrewstore #meier #bebamenosbebamelhor #chopeverde #stpatricksday

[piscitellientretenimentos-blog]

Bares Cariocas comemoram o Saint Patrick’s Day

http://www.piscitellientretenimentos.com/bares-cariocas-comemoram-o-saint-patricks-day/

Bares Cariocas comemoram o Saint Patrick’s Day

No dia 17 de março, sábado, é Dia de São Patrício, padroeiro da Irlanda, e que foi adotado pelos cariocas e incluído definitivamente no calendário de comemorações da cidade. A festa, que antes só era celebrada nos países de língua inglesa, chega aos bares do rio e colore de verde os chopes, pratos e ambientes com muitas novidades e promoções para data.

Na Barra, no Beer Cult acontece show com a banda Mr. Severin, com muito blues e rock’n’roll. Para celebrar a data a casa vende o Chope Pilsen Verde Old School (R$8,00 -300ml;). Para acompanhar a loja/bar oferece vários petiscos. Destaque para a Linguiça Caracol Calabresa com Queijo Coalho e Parmesão que acompanha um dos molhos da casa. (R$29,90)

O Hell’s Burger elaborou uma maionese verde para o dia, assim, o cliente que pedir um sanduíche mais batata tem direito a levar a iguaria preparada a base de ovos pausterizados e aioli verde de salsa. Vale apostar no Fifty-Fifty (200g de Burger, filé de costela e bacon em uma só moagem, queijo cheddar no pão com gergelim-R$27,00) com a batata frita da casa fica R$36,00.

No On Tap Pub, localizado na Tijuca, além dos chopes e hambúrguer especial a casa também vai entrar no clima com uma playslist especial, e um chapéu para os mais animados tirarem fotos.  O chope pilsen do pub vai ser verde, o St Patrick Pilsen ( R$9,90 – half pint) /R$14,90 – pint ). A cervejaria carioca Motim traz a Hell de Janeiro Verde (R$14,90 -half pint /R$ 21,90 – pint) e o lançamento da Dublin Dry Stout (R$12,90 – half pint / R$ 19,90- pint ). Outro lançamento é o da Irish Coffe, da Old School. Para comer o local preparou um hambúrger especial no pão verde, o St. Patricks Burger (Hambúrger com um blend de 160g  de fraldinha e peito temperados com ervas, alface roxa, cogumelos frescos e queijo. R$25,00). O combo do St. Patricks Burger com St. Patricks Pilsen sai a R$34,90, quem vier de verde e consumir o combo ganha uma St. Patrick Pilsen(Half Pint).

Ainda na Tijuca, o Hop Lab Pub montou um combo, para quem passar pela casa no dia 17. O combo inclui: 3 chopes: Motim Dubhlinn, Motim Green Hell de Janeiro e Hop Lab Dead hot Monk; 1 hambúrguer e 1 sobremesa.

No Beer Underground, loja especializada em cervejas especiais, no Centro, durante toda a semana, de 12 a 16 de março, vai rolar o Chope Verde Pilsen da Antuérpia (R$7,99). A loja que mudou de espaço no mesmo prédio recentemente no Centro abriga agora torneiras de chope em um ambiente mais amplo e sofisticado.

Na Freguesia, no Serpentina Bar Artesanal, as comemorações começam na sexta, 16/03, com show ao vivo com a dupla Dig e Pegüet , com muito rock britânico. No sábado é a vez da dupla Kleber Dias e Zilton Spencer tocando o melhor do blues clássico. Para quem gosta de um bom chope, sexta e sábado a casa vai oferecer o tradicional chope verde da Backer Pilsen(1/2 Pint R$8,90  –  Pint –R$12,90), eleito o melhor pilsen do Brasil em 2017. Ainda nas comemorações o bar oferece o chope Irish Dry Stout, da cervejaria  Motim e Chope Irish Red Ale, da Cervejaria Guapa, de Petrópolis(1/2 Pint R$10,90/ Pint  R$16,90, ambos). Para comer, foi preparado um hambúrguer especial, apelidado de Leprechaun(figura folclórica Irlandesa): Hambúrguer de Costela 100% Bovina 180 gramas, maionese de wasabi e molho de salsa verde mexicana no pão verde(R$25,00).

Em Botafogo, o Legião Carioca preparou a festa “Se você cair eu estarei lá”. Serão 30 litros de chope pilsen verde, das marcas  Zero9, e Pilsen Rio Up (R$11,00 400 ml).  Ainda no verde, a casa remontou o seu tradicional hambúrguer Baby Dinossauro com o pão verde  e um molho apimentado especial (Cheeseburger clássico com blend de 210g de bovino angus e mussarela R$20,00). Para agitar a noite o Legião preparou uma playlist especial com bandas de rock Irlandesas.

Também em Botafogo, o Casarão 1903 preparou duas opções para a festa. O Saint Burger (hambúrguer duo de fraldinha e salsicha alemã, queijo cheddar e aioli de mostarda no pão de espinafre R$23,90 ou R$33,80 acompanhado de batatas rústicas levemente picantes), e uma porção de Dadinhos de Tapioca verde com queijo derretido no meio acompanhado de molho ponzu de saquê picante. As opções ficam no cardápio do dia 06/03 até o final do mês. No dia 17 o bar oferece dose dupla do Chope Pilsen Verde da Old School (R$13,60) ao longo da noite.

O Bukowski, o bar mais rock da cidade, também entrou na festa. Dia 17, serão espalhados diversos trevos de três e quatro folhas pela casa, e o cliente que achar os de quatro folhas terá direito a trocar o trevo por uma dose se vodka verde. A noite é embalada ao som de muito rock nas pistas.

SERVIÇO:

Hell’s Burguer

Centro

Endereço: Rua Gonçalves Dias, 85 – Centro

Telefones: 2222-2208

Horário (inclusive em feriados): Segunda a sexta, de 11h às 19h

Barra

Endereço: Av. Olegário Maciel, nº 101 – loja F – Barra da Tijuca

Telefones: 3579-4824

Horário (inclusive em feriados): Terça a quinta, 17h à 0h; sexta e sábado, 12h às 2h; domingo, 12h a 0h; fechado às segundas.

Botafogo

Endereço: Rua Muniz Barreto, 805 – Loja i – Botafogo

Telefones: 3442- 4486

Horário (inclusive em feriados): Segunda a quinta-feira e domingo, das 12h até 23hs, sexta-feira e sábado das 12h à 1h

On Tap Pub

Endereço: Rua Major Ávila, 455, Loja H, Tijuca – Rio de Janeiro

Telefones: (21) 3040-2071

Horário (inclusive em feriados): terça a domingo, das 17h à 0h

Beer Cult

Endereço: Avenida das Américas, 6700 – bloco 1 – lj 116

Telefones: 3596-5351

Horário (inclusive em feriados): terça a sábado, 12h à 00h; feriados, 15h à 00h – fecha domingo e segunda

Beer Underground

Endereço: Avenida Rio Branco nº 137 – Subsolo Ed. Avenida Central, loja 101 – Centro.

Telefones: (21) 2533-3861

Horário: Segunda à Sexta das 09:00 às 19:00 e Sábados das 09:00 às 13:00. Não funciona aos Domingos e feriados.

Serpentina Bar Artesanal

Endereço: Rua Araguaia, 1480, Freguesia, Jacarepaguá | Tel: [phone]

Horário de funcionamento: Terça à Quinta: 18h às 00h; Sexta e Sábado: 18h às 02h e Domingo de 12h às 22h

Carnaval: Sex, Sáb, Seg e Ter, shows a partir das 21h; Dom, show a partir das 18h; Qua, casa fechada

Legião Carioca Burger & Beer

Endereço: Rua Arnaldo Quintela, nº 89 | loja A – Botafogo

Telefones: 2542-9959

Horário (inclusive em feriados): Ter a Qui, das 18h às 23h| Sex, de 12h às 15h e 18h a 0h | Sáb, vésperas e feriados, das 18h a 0h | Dom, das 17h às 23h

Casarão 1903

Endereço: Rua Marquês de Olinda, nº 94 – Botafogo

Telefones: 2551-9749

Horário (inclusive em feriados): Domingo a quinta – 17h30 à 01h, Sexta e sábado – 17h30 as 02h

Bar Bukowski

Endereço: Rua Álavaro Ramos, nº270

Telefone: 22447303

Horário:

Sábado: 21hrs às 06hrs

Hop Lab Pub

Endereço: Rua Barão de Iguatemi, 292 – Praça da Bandeira

Telefones: (21) 3217-1146

Horário (inclusive em feriados): De Ter a Qui, 17h a 00h – Sex e Sáb, 17h as 02h – Dom, 15h as 22h00.

#Hell’s Burguer

[lindakristiposts]

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About DUBLIN

Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland.[8][9] Dublin is in the province of Leinster on Ireland's east coast, at the mouth of the River Liffey. The city has an urban area population of 1,173,179The population of the Greater Dublin Area, as of 2016, was 1,904,806 people.

Founded as a Viking settlement, the Kingdom of Dublin became Ireland's principal city following the Norman invasion. The city expanded rapidly from the 17th century and was briefly the second largest city in the British Empire before the Acts of Union in 1800. Following the partition of Ireland in 1922, Dublin became the capital of the Irish Free State, later renamed Ireland.

As of 2010, Dublin was listed by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network (GaWC) as a global city, with a ranking of "Alpha-", which places it amongst the top thirty cities in the world.It is a historical and contemporary centre for education, the arts, administration, economy and industry.

The name Dublin comes from the Irish word Dubhlinn, early Classical Irish Dubhlind/Duibhlind, dubh /d̪uβ/, alt. /d̪uw/, alt /d̪u:/ meaning "black, dark", and lind /lʲiɲ[d̪ʲ] "pool", referring to a dark tidal pool. This tidal pool was located where the River Poddle entered the Liffey, on the site of the castle gardens at the rear of Dublin Castle. In Modern Irish the name is Duibhlinn, and Irish rhymes from Dublin County show that in Dublin Leinster Irish it was pronounced Duílinn /d̪ˠi:lʲiɲ/. The original pronunciation is preserved in the names for the city in other languages such as Old English Difelin, Old Norse Dyflin, modern Icelandic Dyflinn and modern Manx Divlyn as well as Welsh Dulyn. Other localities in Ireland also bear the name Duibhlinn, variously anglicized as Devlin,Divlin,and Difflin.Historically, scribes using the Gaelic script wrote bh with a dot over the b, rendering Duḃlinn or Duiḃlinn. Those without knowledge of Irish omitted the dot, spelling the name as Dublin. Variations on the name are also found in traditionally Gaelic-speaking areas of Scotland (Gàidhealtachd, cognate with Irish Gaeltachta), such as An Linne Dhubh ("the black pool"), which is part of Loch Linnhe.

It is now thought that the Viking settlement was preceded by a Christian ecclesiastical settlement known as Duibhlinn, from which Dyflin took its name.Beginning in the 9th and 10th century, there were two settlements where the modern city stands. The Viking settlement of about 841, Dyflin, and a Gaelic settlement, Áth Cliath ("ford of hurdles") further up river, at the present day Father Mathew Bridge (also known as Dublin Bridge), at the bottom of Church Street. Baile Átha Cliath, meaning "town of the hurdled ford", is the common name for the city in modern Irish. Áth Cliath is a place name referring to a fording point of the River Liffey near Father Mathew Bridge. Baile Átha Cliath was an early Christian monastery, believed to have been in the area of Aungier Street, currently occupied by Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church. There are other towns of the same name, such as Àth Cliath in East Ayrshire, Scotland, which is Anglicised as Hurlford.

Flight time from Dublin to Paris

If you are actually flying from Dublin, Ireland to Paris, France or if you are just curious to know the flight time between Dublin and Paris, this page will give you the information you are looking for.

Flight time from Dublin to Paris is 1 hour 40 minutes

Non-Stop flight duration from DUB to CDG is 1 hour 40 minutes (Operated by Aer Lingus)

The nearest airport to Dublin, is Dublin Airport (DUB) and the nearest airport to Paris, is Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG)

Distance from Dublin to Paris is approximately 780 kilometers.

Flights from Dublin to Paris • Airlines & Flight Duration

Flights operated by major airlines departing from Dublin arrive at Charles De Gaulle Airport or Orly Airport. Paris has 2 international airport and 3 medium airports.

How long does it take to fly from Dublin to Paris?

Non-stop flight time from Dublin to Paris is around 2 hours .

Fastest one-stop flight between Dublin and Paris takes close to 4 hours . However, some airlines could take as long as 27 hours based on the stopover destination and waiting duration.

This is the average non-stop flight time from Dublin to any of the 5 airports in Paris.

Apparantly, connecting flights and direct flights with stopover take longer time than non-stop flights. In such cases, Dublin - Paris flight time depend on the layover destination specified by your airline or the one you choose while booking your ticket.

Waiting time at intermediate airports could be anywhere between 30 mins to 24 hrs .

Flight time from Dublin, Ireland to airports near Paris, France

Direct flight and one stop flight time from Dublin Airport, Dublin to airports nearest to Paris is given in the table below

THINGS TO DO IN DUBLIN 

Guinness Storehouse

Not sure what to do in Dublin or where to start? What better place to begin your Dublin adventure than the city's number one attraction, the Guiness Storehouse. Located in the heart of the St James’s Gate Brewery and home to the black stuff since 1759, this massive seven-storey building, a former Guinness® fermentation plant, has been remodelled into the shape of a giant pint of Guinness®. A visit will teach you everything you ever wanted to know about this world famous beer. The highlight for many visitors is the Gravity Bar® where they receive a complimentary pint of Guinness® and a chance to relax and enjoy the breathtaking 360-degree views across Dublin City.

Dublin Zoo

See many rare and exotic animals living and roaming in a wide variety of natural habitats at Dublin Zoo. Wander through the African Savannah and gaze at the giraffes, zebras, scimitar oryx and ostrich, then head to the Kaziranga Forest to see the magnificent herd of Asian elephants that call this beautiful place home. Dublin Zoo, located in the Phoenix Park in the heart of Dublin City, allows you to discover amazing animals that include tigers, hippos, bats, rare monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees, red pandas and reptiles, to name but a few!

National Aquatic Centre

AquaZone, at the National Aquatic Centre, is one of the most innovative water parks in Europe. A whole host of exciting features ensures that there is lots of family fun, thrills and something for everyone. If you crave extreme thrills, raging water adventures, flying through the air, or just an enjoyable family day out in Dublin, AquaZone at the National Aquatic Centre has Europe's biggest and best water rides and attractions waiting for you!

Book of Kells

The Book of Kells was written around the year 800 AD and is one of the most beautifully illuminated manuscripts in the world. Its 680 pages of vellum contain the Latin texts of the Four Gospels. It was written around 800 AD by Irish monks and later buried in the ground for fear of the Vikings. After being eventually rediscovered, it was deposited for safe keeping in Trinity College Dublin in 1653.

The National Gallery of Ireland

Today the National Gallery of Ireland's collection includes over 2,500 paintings and some 10,000 other works in different media including watercolours, drawings, prints and sculpture. Every major European School of painting is extensively represented. It also houses a renowned collection of Irish paintings. The gallery's highlights include works by Vermeer, Caravaggio, Picasso, Van Gogh and Monet.

National Botanic Gardens

The National Botanic Gardens, 19.5 hectares on the south bank of the Tolka River, contain many attractive features like an arboretum, sensory garden, rock garden and burren area, large pond, extensive herbaceous borders, and an annual display of decorative plants including a rare example of Victorian carpet bedding.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Built between 1220 and 1260, St Patrick's Cathedral is one of the few buildings left from the medieval city of Dublin. Today, St Patrick's is the National Cathedral for the Church of Ireland and still the largest cathedral in Ireland. Visitors can learn about the building’s fascinating history, including its most famous Dean (head) Jonathan Swift, who is one of around 700 burials on site.

The Irish Museum of Modern Art

The Irish Museum of Modern Art, located in historical Kilmainham, hosts a world-class collection of modern and contemporary art. Built in the former Royal Hospital, it's a breathtaking location for art—modelled on Les Invalides in Paris, it's arranged around a courtyard with long interior corridors running along a series of interlocking rooms. The museum offers a series of exhibitions and holds an artist-in-residence programme, with artists' studios located in the restored stable buildings.

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology

Walk into the National Museum of Ireland on Kildare Street and be magically transported back in time. Take time at The Treasury and see examples of Celtic and Medieval art, such as the famous Ardagh Chalice, the Tara Brooch and the Derrynaflan Hoard. Gaze in wonder at the finest collection of prehistoric gold artefacts in Europe, which is to be found in Or—Ireland's Gold. Ramble through prehistoric Ireland and experience life at the same time of the Vikings in Viking Age Ireland.

Farmleigh House

Built in the late 18th century, Farmleigh House was purchased by Edward Cecil Guinness, a great-grandson of Arthur Guinness, in 1873. The house contains many beautiful features including the Main House area (a fine example of Georgian-Victorian architecture), the Sunken Garden, the Walled Garden, the famous Clock Tower and the Lake and The Benjamin Iveagh Library. The library holds some of the finest examples of Irish bookbinding from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. The collection was donated to Marsh’s Library by the Guinness family.

Experience Dublin as the locals do

Despite its unsavoury reputation in past years, Temple Bar is one of the city's most charming neighbourhoods and residents are trying hard to keep it that way. Cobblestone streets, bars, cafés, art galleries and architectural splendour harmoniously blend with old streetscapes and eco-friendly schemes. Among the cultural attractions are Dublin's only art-house cinema at the Irish Film Institute, the Gallery of Photography and the Project Arts Centre.

Sip a perfect pint at Kehoe's

If all you came to Dublin for is the Guinness, then camp out at Kehoe's. The bar's friendly staff keep the mugs full and on a busy night the crowd huddles around the stairs - neighbourhood tavern style. The elegant wooden fitting has an old-school character and the snugs are delightful, which makes drinking here a rich experience. But a word of advice, the bathrooms are to be avoided if you fear small spaces.

Brush with royalty at the Dublin Castle

This isn't how you'd imagine a castle in the traditional sense. There's no moat, no drawbridge to lower against invading hordes, no turrets from which to pour boiling oil. It's more a collection of 18th-century administrative buildings, albeit fine ones, built on a medieval plan of two courtyards. Dublin Castle hosts grand diplomatic or state functions, and occasional performances like concert recitals. The beautiful interior is accessible on a pay-per-view basis, but you can wander freely around the castle.

Warm up with some Irish stew at the Porterhouse

The wooden décor may be excessively rustic, but Dublin's oldest microbrewery pub, the Porterhouse, makes up for that with the quality of its beer. The pub only sells its own label of beers, but the stouts, lagers and ales are better than any mass-produced beer. The Oyster Stout, made with real oysters, is very good. The excellent pub food, Irish stew, and bangers and mash will fill you up without breaking the bank.

Join the St Patrick's Day parade

St Patrick's Day on 17 March (http://ift.tt/xQZQ4u) offers the perfect excuse to drink, if you need one. The parade exhibits some of Europe's best street performers and there's a four-day gala of world-class entertainment. Spring is when 12 Points! Festival of Europe's New Jazz (http://ift.tt/2vL9jsw) comes to town. If you're a film buff, then July and August are the months of free Saturday night movies at Jameson Movies on the Square (www.templebar.ie). Finally, the Dublin Writer's Festival (http://ift.tt/1gPSfsk) offers a feast of readings, discussions and public debates.

Stroll around peaceful Trinity College

Sunday morning is the best time to visit this intellectual hub, before the students are awake and while the bells toll for morning mass throughout the city. Trinity College is an oasis of peace and beauty. Its campus is a mix of classical and contemporary buildings interspersed with elegant gardens. Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I, Trinity boasts stellar alumni, including playwright Oscar Wilde and Nobel laureate Samuel Beckett. During the summer, enthusiastic students give 30-minute guided tours.

Dine in style at Peploe's

Fridays are fun times at Peploe's. Lunches are popular with local heroes, business gurus and the cultured set of the city. The location is fabulous, and the rooms are decked out with wood, murals and crisp table linen. The established venue serves classic dishes like French onion soup, Caesar salad and smoked salmon with dill sauce, and the wine list is good and long. Hugo's, on the other hand, is the new kid on the block, but is attracting a following with its international menu and expansive list of wines from around the globe. The staff are friendly and efficient, and on a warm summer evening drinking a glass of crisp rosé in the elegant surroundings is a delight.

Get inspired at the Science Gallery

You always expect great things from Trinity College and the innovative Science Gallery certainly doesn't disappoint. It takes a fresh look at applications of science in real life, making white hot technology accessible to everyone. Don't be surprised if you see exhibitions of techno-thread clothing, displays of robotic art and debates about the future of bio-fuels and the efficacy of anti-depressants. They've even harnessed nanotechnology to inscribe their logo on the face of a diamond.

Watch the Six Nations Rugby tournament

The Six Nations Rugby tournament is among the highlights of the Irish Sporting Calendar. Home games are played at Croke Park and the whole city gets caught up in the excitement. Even if Ireland's not playing, match days are one big party and tradition demands that you quarrel over the goals at a local pub.

Savour delicious seafood at Aqua

Given the coastal location, fish is the order of the day: Dover sole on the bone, baked sea bass, pan-fried halibut and slow-cooked organic salmon. Aqua's distinctly urban appearance is softened by gorgeous sea views and a warm, cosy bar in front of a casual, uncluttered dining room – the venue for a great Sunday lunch to the sound of live jazz. On bright, sunny days, save time for a nice stroll around the harbour.

Cost of Living Comparison Between DUBLINand PARIS

You would need around 5,468.70$ (4,530.83€) in Dublin to maintain the same standard of life that you can have with 5,310.80$ (4,400.00€) in Paris (assuming you rent in both cities). This calculation uses our Cost of Living Plus Rent Index to compare cost of living. This assumes net earnings (after income tax). You can change the amount in this calculation.

Indices Difference Info

Consumer Prices in Dublin are 5.08% lower than in Paris

Consumer Prices Including Rent in Dublin are 2.97% higher than in Paris

Rent Prices in Dublin are 19.09% higher than in Paris

Restaurant Prices in Dublin are 2.66% higher than in Paris

Groceries Prices in Dublin are 20.39% lower than in Paris

Local Purchasing Power in Dublin is 1.94% lower than in Paris

Restaurants

Paris

Dublin

Difference

Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant

16.90 $

(14.00 €)

18.10 $

(15.00 €)

     +7.14 %

Meal for 2 People, Mid-range Restaurant, Three-course

60.35 $

(50.00 €)

72.42 $

(60.00 €)

     +20.00 %

McMeal at McDonalds (or Equivalent Combo Meal)

9.66 $

(8.00 €)

9.66 $

(8.00 €)

     0.00 %

Domestic Beer (0.5 liter draught)

7.24 $

(6.00 €)

6.03 $

(5.00 €)

     -16.67 %

Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle)

7.24 $

(6.00 €)

6.03 $

(5.00 €)

     -16.67 %

Cappuccino (regular)

4.15 $

(3.44 €)

3.54 $

(2.93 €)

     -14.71 %

Coke/Pepsi (0.33 liter bottle)

3.32 $

(2.75 €)

1.97 $

(1.63 €)

     -40.80 %

Water (0.33 liter bottle)

2.20 $

(1.83 €)

1.64 $

(1.36 €)

     -25.67 %

Markets

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Milk (regular), (1 liter)

1.25 $

(1.03 €)

1.14 $

(0.94 €)

     -8.69 %

Loaf of Fresh White Bread (500g)

1.75 $

(1.45 €)

1.48 $

(1.22 €)

     -15.49 %

Rice (white), (1kg)

2.10 $

(1.74 €)

1.95 $

(1.62 €)

     -7.01 %

Eggs (regular) (12)

3.51 $

(2.90 €)

3.19 $

(2.65 €)

     -8.88 %

Local Cheese (1kg)

18.57 $

(15.39 €)

10.07 $

(8.34 €)

     -45.79 %

Chicken Breasts (Boneless, Skinless), (1kg)

13.54 $

(11.21 €)

9.19 $

(7.62 €)

     -32.08 %

Beef Round (1kg) (or Equivalent Back Leg Red Meat)

23.01 $

(19.06 €)

11.85 $

(9.82 €)

     -48.49 %

Apples (1kg)

3.00 $

(2.48 €)

2.56 $

(2.12 €)

     -14.68 %

Banana (1kg)

2.51 $

(2.08 €)

1.84 $

(1.52 €)

     -26.69 %

Oranges (1kg)

2.80 $

(2.32 €)

2.62 $

(2.17 €)

     -6.57 %

Tomato (1kg)

3.27 $

(2.71 €)

2.94 $

(2.44 €)

     -9.97 %

Potato (1kg)

1.98 $

(1.64 €)

1.70 $

(1.41 €)

     -14.10 %

Onion (1kg)

2.64 $

(2.18 €)

1.26 $

(1.04 €)

     -52.18 %

Lettuce (1 head)

1.59 $

(1.32 €)

1.21 $

(1.01 €)

     -23.92 %

Water (1.5 liter bottle)

0.91 $

(0.75 €)

1.47 $

(1.22 €)

     +61.44 %

Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range)

8.45 $

(7.00 €)

14.48 $

(12.00 €)

     +71.43 %

Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle)

2.33 $

(1.93 €)

2.87 $

(2.38 €)

     +23.21 %

Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle)

2.71 $

(2.24 €)

2.95 $

(2.45 €)

     +9.17 %

Pack of Cigarettes (Marlboro)

8.45 $

(7.00 €)

13.28 $

(11.00 €)

     +57.14 %

Transportation

Paris

Dublin

Diff

One-way Ticket (Local Transport)

2.29 $

(1.90 €)

3.26 $

(2.70 €)

     +42.11 %

Monthly Pass (Regular Price)

88.11 $

(73.00 €)

150.87 $

(125.00 €)

     +71.23 %

Taxi Start (Normal Tariff)

4.62 $

(3.83 €)

4.83 $

(4.00 €)

     +4.44 %

Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff)

1.57 $

(1.30 €)

1.51 $

(1.25 €)

     -3.85 %

Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff)

42.50 $

(35.22 €)

28.97 $

(24.00 €)

     -31.85 %

Gasoline (1 liter)

1.67 $

(1.39 €)

1.60 $

(1.33 €)

     -4.16 %

Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car)

24,139.98 $

(20,000.00 €)

28,967.98 $

(24,000.00 €)

     +20.00 %

Toyota Corolla 1.6l 97kW Comfort (Or Equivalent New Car)

23,134.15 $

(19,166.67 €)

28,686.98 $

(23,767.19 €)

     +24.00 %

Utilities (Monthly)

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Basic (Electricity, Heating, Water, Garbage) for 85m2 Apartment

184.01 $

(152.45 €)

182.28 $

(151.02 €)

     -0.94 %

1 min. of Prepaid Mobile Tariff Local (No Discounts or Plans)

0.25 $

(0.21 €)

0.33 $

(0.27 €)

     +32.73 %

Internet (60 Mbps or More, Unlimited Data, Cable/ADSL)

31.83 $

(26.37 €)

56.98 $

(47.21 €)

     +79.05 %

Sports And Leisure

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Fitness Club, Monthly Fee for 1 Adult

57.18 $

(47.37 €)

50.66 $

(41.97 €)

     -11.40 %

Tennis Court Rent (1 Hour on Weekend)

16.35 $

(13.55 €)

18.10 $

(15.00 €)

     +10.73 %

Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat

12.67 $

(10.50 €)

12.07 $

(10.00 €)

     -4.76 %

Childcare

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Preschool (or Kindergarten), Private, Monthly for 1 Child

714.14 $

(591.67 €)

1,209.11 $

(1,001.75 €)

     +69.31 %

International Primary School, Yearly for 1 Child

20,760.39 $

(17,200.00 €)

7,000.60 $

(5,800.00 €)

     -66.28 %

Clothing And Shoes

Paris

Dublin

Diff

1 Pair of Jeans (Levis 501 Or Similar)

97.59 $

(80.85 €)

91.30 $

(75.64 €)

     -6.44 %

1 Summer Dress in a Chain Store (Zara, H&M, ...)

45.87 $

(38.00 €)

41.71 $

(34.56 €)

     -9.06 %

1 Pair of Nike Running Shoes (Mid-Range)

105.89 $

(87.73 €)

97.22 $

(80.55 €)

     -8.18 %

1 Pair of Men Leather Business Shoes

145.92 $

(120.89 €)

103.04 $

(85.37 €)

     -29.39 %

Rent Per Month

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Apartment (1 bedroom) in City Centre

1,300.35 $

(1,077.34 €)

1,711.09 $

(1,417.64 €)

     +31.59 %

Apartment (1 bedroom) Outside of Centre

998.71 $

(827.43 €)

1,376.85 $

(1,140.72 €)

     +37.86 %

Apartment (3 bedrooms) in City Centre

2,837.92 $

(2,351.22 €)

3,073.54 $

(2,546.43 €)

     +8.30 %

Apartment (3 bedrooms) Outside of Centre

1,865.75 $

(1,545.78 €)

2,293.23 $

(1,899.95 €)

     +22.91 %

Buy Apartment Price

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment in City Centre

11,842.83 $

(9,811.80 €)

5,917.71 $

(4,902.83 €)

     -50.03 %

Price per Square Meter to Buy Apartment Outside of Centre

8,120.09 $

(6,727.50 €)

3,951.25 $

(3,273.62 €)

     -51.34 %

Salaries And Financing

Paris

Dublin

Diff

Average Monthly Net Salary (After Tax)

2,798.08 $

(2,318.21 €)

2,825.24 $

(2,340.72 €)

     +0.97 %

Mortgage Interest Rate in Percentages (%), Yearly

1.93

3.80

     +96.65 %

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18 months

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Best Things to do in PARIS

The list of must-dos in Paris is long. Don’t feel like you have to do all of them, just pick the ones that interest you the most otherwise you’ll run yourself ragged. One attraction that few people can resist is, of course, the Eiffel Tower - the most popular attraction in Paris. Standing at 320 metres high, the famous iron lattice structure is one of the most recognisable structures in the world and offers a fantastic view of Paris during the day and at night.

Another Paris icon is the Arc de Triomphe, located on the western end of the Champs-Elysees. The famous structure was built in 1836 to honour French soldiers who fought and died in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars and makes a grand sight on the legendary boulevard of Paris.

With over 200 museums in Paris, it’s inevitable that you'll wander into one eventually. The Louvre is the most popular but if the crowds don’t appeal, Musee d’Orsay is nearby or the Picasso Museum in Le Marais may be more suitable. History buffs who aren’t afraid of the dark should also check out the Catacombs. Join a tour to avoid being spooked and wander the ossuary that holds the remains of over 6 million people. Another curious sight in Paris is the Musee des Egouts de Paris, better known as the Paris Sewer Musuem, where you can take a whiffy wander underground and along the city's sewer system.

Culinary travellers who prefer to eat and drink their way through their destinations will find plenty of places to treat their taste buds. Don’t miss feasting on delicate macaroons from Laduree and falafel in Le Marais’ Jewish area and all the gateaux you can stomach. After all, Marie Antoinette did say: "Let them eat cake!".

For more must-dos in Paris, check our list below:

Eiffel Tower

If ever there was a must-do in Paris it's the Eiffel Tower. A must-see, even just to say you saw it. For some, just a photo of it will do, while others will want to walk around it, climb it, eat on it, watch it at night and visit it again and again.

Palace of Versailles

Once home to a few royal Louis and the infamous Queen of France, the royal chateau of Versailles is a stunning monument to French opulence and excess that was enjoyed by the royal family from 1682 to 1789.

The Louvre

If you were to visit just one museum in Paris, nay, the world, many would argue it should be the Louvre. The historic museum located on the right bank of the Seine is after all, the most visited museum in the world. 

Shakespeare and Company

Chances are if you've seen a movie set in Paris, you've seen a glimpse of this iconic bookstore. Quaint, romantic and quintessentially Parisian, Shakespeare and Company is a writer's dream.

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