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Looking for Hotels, B&Bs Near Croker

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  • 04-05-2006 10:37pm
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    Drag00n79
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    Was not sure where to post this but I'm looking for accommodation near Croke Park for the Robbie Williams concert next month. Left it way too late and everywhere seems to be booked out now. Anyone know any good hotels, guesthouses or B&Bs close to it? Thanks.


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    europerson
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    Shamrok wrote:
    Was not sure where to post this but I'm looking for accommodation near Croke Park for the Robbie Williams concert next month. Left it way too late and everywhere seems to be booked out now. Anyone know any good hotels, guesthouses or B&Bs close to it? Thanks.
    The Jury's Croke Park Hotel is good. I don't know whether it's available or not though.


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    Riamfada
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    Jury's hotel is great. €80 a night or somthing. Top of the range 4star. (i work there somtimes ;))


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    Táck
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    i presume seeing as he/she said everywhere seems to be booked out, the jurys which is practically in croke park, is booked out too.

    other hotels around are:
    the skylon (very close)
    the regency (closest thing to fawlty towers you'll ever see)
    the airport hilton
    the great southern (airport)

    as for B+B's, there are lots surrounding the skylon hotel. dunno any names. if im passing later il try get the names


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    Riamfada
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    you dont actually have to stay in the area. You could stay in the city center or even the southside. Croke Park is just a 10 minute walk from O'Connell Street


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    Táck
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    yeah u could do that as well. if so, ther list is endless!


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    Bluetonic
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    The majority of places are full.

    http://www.laterooms.com/en/Hotels.aspx?k=Dublin&r=0&n=0&d=20060609&rt=0,0&c=5

    Try the week before for cancelations.


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    Kiera
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    Try here for B&B or hotels www.gulliver.ie


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    spurious
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    You could always try http://www.couchsurfing.com.


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    Riamfada
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    if i were you i'd just ring around the millions of B&Bs around the city . There is bound to be one. Or else you can just sleep in the airport like me!


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