Guinness with a view over the city, cocktail-making at a distillery, blowing away the cobwebs on the cliffs of Howth or an evening of trad music in the pub: Dublin has something for every group. Swipe together and find out what you all fancy.
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Dublin is compact: most of the pubs, distilleries and the Liffey are within walking distance of each other, so you waste very little time getting around. By day you can choose from e-biking, workshops and whiskey cocktails, and by night live music, dance shows and comedy set the mood. And if you fancy some sea air, you can be striding along the cliffs of Howth within half an hour. With Flip 2 Trip you put all those options into one plan the whole group is happy with.
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Start the Group PlannerA stag or hen do in Dublin doesn't have to start at the first pub you stumble across. Shake your own whiskey cocktails at Jameson first, then learn some Irish dance steps in a pub on the Liffey and finish with a pub crawl past live music. Whether the dance videos survive the weekend is a worry for later.
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Irish dance class with a live show in a pub
Generation pub crawl through DublinA city break in Dublin with friends is all about variety. Hop on an e-bike in the morning to take in the sights, then eat your way through the historic centre together and finish with a pint in the Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse, with all of Dublin at your feet. Sightseeing, food and fun, without any arguments about the plan.
Bike or e-bike tour with a local guide
Food tour through the historic centre
Guinness Storehouse with a pint in the Gravity BarFor a team outing in Dublin, you want something everyone can join in with, from the intern to the CEO. Forge a silver ring together, walk through the changing rooms at Croke Park or pull up a chair at The Irish House Party, where the group is right in the middle of the live music. Fun, informative and with no alcohol required to steal the show.
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Seven floors of beer, history and advertising icons: at the Guinness Storehouse you'll discover how the black gold is brewed. Then toast…
In the old Jameson distillery in Smithfield you'll hear all about Irish whiskey and taste different flavours side by side with your group. You'll…
Ease into the Dublin night without breaking the bank: a guide takes you round several pubs and bars, with live music and a hefty dose of Irish craic. Ideal for…
Hammering, filing and polishing: guided by a silversmith, everyone in the group makes their own silver ring. You'll go home with a unique…
Watch first, then have a go: professional dancers teach you a few Irish dance steps in a historic pub on the Liffey. Then you…
An evening just like an Irish house party: live music, dancers and stories in an intimate setting, with the group right in the middle of it all. Clap along, sing along and en…
In a former power station on the Liffey you'll get to know Roe & Co whiskey and mix your own cocktails together. Affordable, …
By bike or e-bike you'll see far more of Dublin in a short time: from famous sights to little spots you'd otherwise cycle straight past. The…
Taste Ireland the way the locals eat it: on this foodie walk you'll stop at several little spots for tastings and drinks. A l…
Outside the city, in one of Ireland's best-known pubs, you sit down to an Irish dinner. Then musicians and dancers take over with a…
A behind-the-scenes look at Croke Park, the huge stadium of Ireland's national sports. You'll walk through the changing rooms and stands and discover…
As the sun goes down, the boat sails from Howth past the cliffs and the little island of Ireland's Eye, where you can spot seabirds and sometimes seals. A peaceful e…
Irish humour is legendary, and in this comedy club in Temple Bar you all get to experience it live together. Several comedians take turns on stage, so there…
Time to blow away the cobwebs: with a local guide you'll walk the Howth cliff path, with views over the sea, lighthouses and Dublin Bay. A fresh, acti…
Behind the bar at the Jameson distillery, a bartender shows you how to mix surprising cocktails with Irish whiskey. Everyone gets shaking too, and…
Dine aboard a restaurant boat as you glide along the Grand Canal, past locks, old bridges and the modern dock…
A walk along the rugged coast with a few cheerful dogs on leads, finished off with a well-earned pint in a local pub. Unusual, heartwarm…
On an e-bike you'll glide effortlessly from the Liffey to parks and viewpoints that are out of reach on foot. A guide tells you about the sights along the way…
A local musician takes you to pubs where real trad sessions are in full swing, chatting about the instruments and songs between tunes. A…
Fresh off the quay: in the fishing village of Howth you'll taste seafood and fish, with local craft beers alongside and gorgeous views across the bay…
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The Guinness Storehouse, a cocktail workshop at a distillery, an evening of traditional music in a pub and a coastal walk or sunset cruise at Howth are all group favourites.
It's wise to book ahead for the Guinness Storehouse, the dinner shows and the workshops, especially at weekends. Use the book button in your results to reserve straight away.
A bit of rain comes with the territory. Luckily, plenty of activities are indoors: distilleries, the Storehouse, workshops, comedy and pubs. Feel free to swipe a few indoor options as a backup.
Plan on two to three activities a day. A trip out to Howth combines easily with an evening in the city; the suggested programme automatically spreads your favourites across morning, afternoon and evening.
Think shaking whiskey cocktails at Jameson, an Irish dance class with a live show and a pub crawl with live music. Add your favourites to a Flip 2 Trip, let everyone swipe and you'll get the top 3 and a day programme
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