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MissMinu

Do you like Dublin? what is the most you like in Dublin? do you think Dublin has an especial charm?


    



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karen
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Yes, I like Dublin. I went there on a holiday last year, and it was really nice. Beautiful city, nice people. I liked it so much that I'm moving there (from the Netherlands) in January. So for me it is a charming city!


MaryC O
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I am from Dublin.Have lived here most of my life.I like it.I think it is like every where else some places you just don't go to.Plenty of shops & shopping centers.I do think some parts have special charm.I was born in a sea side village called Howth .If you want charm get a dart from Connely & you will see charm at its best


shelley L
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i absolutely love dublin - the food, the culture etc. would highly reccommend it to anyone


Orla C
Dublin used to be nicer before it got rich. I prefer other cities in Ireland, like Limerick, Cork, Kilkenny, Galway and Waterford.


Alex B
Dublin is an amazing city- I love it! It's definitely got a special charm to it! Everytime I'm there I have a brilliant time, always meet great people, and more importantly have had some of the craziest nights out there!


Garnet
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yeah I usually go to Dublin a couple of times a month especially for shopping. its soo much better than where I live :D


Allison S
I have been on holiday there twice and loved it each time, but part of the charm is that you can easily take the DART train north or south and stroll in seaside towns and experience that as well. Dublin has great shops and museums--and good theater, too.



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