Not only Ireland's capital, but also the largest city in it, Dublin's population consists of 1.2 million people and is about one fourth of the country's population. It has the largest amount of green space than any other European city. Dublin is well known for its ancient landmarks and monuments, one of which is the Dublin Castle, which was a major defensive work of King John of England in 1204.

One of the many modern monuments is the Spire of Dublin, which is located on O'Connell Street. Ireland has a vast majority of greenery and a large portion of it is indeed parks. As a business traveler, it is nice to relax and enjoy a nice quite moment to yourself. Phoenix Park consists of a 2-4 km range and is home to many popular attractions, some of which include, residence of President of Ireland, Dublin Zoo, residence of the United States Ambassador, and Ashtown Castle.

The transportation in Ireland revolves around Dublin and consists only of train, plain, and cycling. It is very easy to get around town; therefore as a tourist, you will not miss a thing. Many well-known actors have emerged from Dublin, including, Colin Farrell, Stephen Rea, and Noel Purcell. Dublin has an estimate of 50% citizens under the age of 25, which makes the city vibrant and popular for its nightlife.

There are plenty of bars and music playing in the streets generally. Plenty of department stores, boutiques, outlets, and markets and can be found around town. Popular districts include, Grafton Street, Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, and the IIac Shopping Centre.

Business Class to Dublin

Those traveling business class to Dublin, there are many airline that have great deals. With over 40 airlines coming in Dublin, this city is a business capitol of Europe.

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Charles Kevin

Dublin is the business capital city of Europe. Many people travel to this city every year. Although over 40 airlines offer great discount in business class to Dublin, British airwaves

Comment: 1 - 09/21/2011 - 13:33

Michelle Smith

Charles, I agree with you on the discounts you can get in business class to Dublin. I will be using business class on British Airwaves for my future travels.

Comment: 2 - 10/13/2011 - 12:10

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Dublin for the Business Class Traveler

Business Hotels:
Corporate Hotels

Business Transportation:
The Limousine Company
New Ireland Limo's

Dublin Airport:
Dublin's Airport Website
Dublin's Airport Lounge

Important Links

Consular Info for Dublin

US Consulate in Dublin

US Passport Service

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Things to do in Dublin

Dublin Attractions
This website offers great information on popular attractions and "Must See" places in Dublin.

Dublin Tours
An easier way to find your way around the city, this website divides all attractions so that you can find it according to your interest.

Merrion Hotel
This hotel is a five star, luxury hotel, perfect after a long business class flight. For those business travelers seeking comfort and a good night's rest, The Merrion offers it all.

High End Restaurants
For the picky, luxury eaters and even the business travelers who are seeking business class quality dining, this website allows you to choose what cuisine and the prices.