Dublin, Ireland with its Georgian elegance, its medieval bustle and its 20th century buzz offers something for all visitors. Sophisticated shopping streets and malls offer the best in international fashion and quality craft goods. The city is a melting pot for the country's traditional and modern culture. It is reflected in the city's lively theatres, concert venues, cabarets, nightclubs and musical pubs. You can be assured of a memorable stay in one of Europe's most popular city destinations. Here are some tips on where to visit.

Sightseeing

The Book of Kells (Trinity College), a tour of Dublin Castle, a visit to the Irish Whiskey Corner, Christ Church Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral, the mummified bodies at St. Michens and Guinness Brewery.

Theatres

Olympia, Gaiety, Abbey, Gate, Peacock, Tivoli and Andrews Lane. LIVE MUSIC VENUES: Whelan's (Wexford Street), The Brazen Head (Bridge Street), Slattery's (Capel Street), Kitty O'Shea's (Grand Canal Street). See `The Event Guide' or `In Dublin' magazine for a full listing.

Horse Racing

There is a race meeting in and around the Dublin area almost every weekend. Choose from the following courses: Leopardstown, Punchestown, Naas, The Curragh, Fairyhouse or Navan.

Greyhound racing

Shelbourne Park: Mondays, Wednesdays or Saturdays Harolds Cross: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

Clubs

Bad Bobs, The P.O.D., Lillie's Bordello, The Kitchen and Annabels.

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