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DAY 1
Morning:
Start the day by enjoying traditional Irish
fare. Keogh’s Cafe can be found on Trinity Street in
the city centre, offering classic breakfast dishes and
a variety of lunchtime meals and light bites. Take this
opportunity to sample a Full Irish breakfast, loaded
with West Cork black and white pudding, Galway
sausage, and delicious sourdough toast. Keogh’s has
developed a reputation for its wholesome homemade
breakfasts, making it the perfect way to start a day
of exploration in Dublin. The city is very walkable,
and the next stop is just a short walk west and on to
Castle Street. Here awaits Dublin Castle, which has led
numerous lives since it was constructed on a Viking
settlement in the early 13th century. This historic
building is now open to the general public seven
days a week, having served as a military base, prison,
treasury, and a court of law in the past. Visitors can opt
for a guided or self-guided tour exploring its unique
and fascinating history.