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Things to do in Dublin for free?

A Nice Cup Of Tea · 2011-01-17 17:31:17

Ive some cousins coming over from the States in Feb and they're a bit frugal to say the least. Any suggestions for things to do in Dublin that costs nothing?

17-01-2011 5:31pm

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A Nice Cup Of Tea

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Ive some cousins coming over from the States in Feb and they're a bit frugal to say the least. Any suggestions for things to do in Dublin that costs nothing?

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#2 17-01-2011 5:31pm

Naikon

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Loitering.

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#3 17-01-2011 5:32pm

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Get them on boards and ask them to read the "stingiest thing stingy people do" thread. That's free, apart from the internet fee.:D

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#4 17-01-2011 5:33pm

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chill out on hapenny bridge

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#5 17-01-2011 5:33pm

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See how long you can stay on the luas without being busted for not having a ticket

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#6 17-01-2011 5:34pm

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Beat up tourists.

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#7 17-01-2011 5:35pm

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Things to do in dublin for free?

Post a thread in the Dublin City forum

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#8 17-01-2011 5:35pm

karlog

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Well there's the field.

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#9 17-01-2011 5:36pm

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Point and laugh at boggers trying to drive in traffic, or park without leaving the car looking like its been abandoned.

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#10 17-01-2011 5:37pm

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Breathe.

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#11 17-01-2011 5:38pm

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Join this: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=112969142051871
and you get weekly mails with things going on. I normally hate facebook groups, but this is a handy little one!

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#12 17-01-2011 5:43pm

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Leona Salty Glycerin wrote: »

Point and laugh at boggers trying to drive in traffic, or park without leaving the car looking like its been abandoned.

Or you could bring them to Finglas and never worry about them coming to visit again.

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#13 17-01-2011 5:43pm

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The Bank of Ireland outside Trinity used to be our house of Commons pre 1800, they do tours there and it is free.

Also if you contact your local TD's you can get a tour of Leinster House for free.

Collins Barracks.

The Natural History Museum.

The National History Museum.

Phoenix Park.

Walking tour of the buildings used in 1916.

Just a few I can think of off the top of my head!

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#14 17-01-2011 5:44pm

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http://visitdublin.com/seeanddo/dublin.aspx you should find a few bits on that! They update the events guide on that site fairly regularly aswell so keep an eye on it.

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#15 17-01-2011 5:45pm

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go to the national history museum and after that get a few cans of dutch gold and hang out on the boardwalk

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#16 17-01-2011 5:46pm

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The words "Free" and "Dublin" dont be used to often

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#17 17-01-2011 5:48pm

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Try asking here http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=474

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