Dublin, as well as almost all of Ireland, has made advances in returning Irish as the official language of Ireland once again. However this is mainly just for ceremonial purposes: only school children and those from the west of Ireland actually speak Irish.

We all know a great natural diet and healthy lifestyle cannot be beaten. Following this type of regime may not always be that easy however, especially when on holiday. Foreign or in-flight meals may not agree with everybody, jet lag, lack of fluids, tiredness, being cramped and in close proximity to crowds and queues can expose you to a greater degree of viruses and bacteria, which your immune system may find it hard to repel. How many of us have come back from holidays with colds?

We have compiled a range of easy to pack products that “fill the travel health gap” which may assist you in maintaining your system in tip top condition. These products are from leading manufacturers and supported by some of the UK’s leading Nutritionists. These products are the highest quality and all have references and advice associated with them.

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Located minutes from Dublin city centre and surrounded by top hotels, the Irish International Convention and Exhibition Centre at the RDS comprises a 42 acre complex with over 20,000 square metres conference and exhibition space.

Dublin Airport is about 12km north from the city center. A ride to the city center in a taxicab will cost you about €20.00. The bus service will cost you €1.70, unless you use the special airport shuttle, which is slightly more expensive (€6.00) but saves you a quarter of an hour on a trip of about 45 minutes.

Dublin is a welcoming European City with the interest of our visitors new and old at heart. A website that reflects this has become a popular reference for all that is free to do in the city - Free Dublin can be found at www.freedublin.com

Emergency Phone Numbers:

Hospital

Address: Baggot Street Hospital, 18 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 2
Tel: +353 (1) 668 1577

Police

Address: Donnybrook Police Station, Donnybrook, Dublin
Tel: +353 (1) 666 9200