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Dublin - dirty weekend - help needed...
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Hi
I am planning for a weekend in Dublin for myself and Ana in January/early February and have a few questions?
Where is a good place to stay - nice hotel, nice rooms, good bar and good location?
Where is a good place to eat in Dublin - good food, good experience and good energy and nightlife around?
Are there any clubs/bars that swingers hang out in or where is a good place to go where there is a good chance of a fit guy flirting and hopefully more with Ana?
By way of context - we set up this profile quite a while ago to suss out what was going on. Ana up for some fun but the idea of planning freaks her out a bit so if something was to happen spontaneously with us having a nice hotel nearby that would be perfect. Worst case we go down and just have the craic and enjoy a great city. Thanks in advance. |
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"Willy Wednesday gets 135 replies and not one here yet.
Surely there are a few of you who are helpful?"
Was thinking that. 
Probably too many questions that not one profile can answer in one reply.
But sorry can't help with recommendations as we dont stay in town at all. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lovely hotels in city centre and bars too as for clubs only one designated swingers club in Dublin and it's about a 20 min drive from city centre although there are meets and greets and social drinks set up all the time . They may be your best bet so just watch forum here for them . |
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By *ean299Man
over a year ago
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Hotels are very expensive particularly in the city centre so cannot really recommend one for you. Some nice bars in Dame Street and off Grafton Street. The bars in Templebar are too expensive to drink in, get more expensive as the night goes on, music also gets louder and louder and often no tables or seats.
No real swingers bars in town as far as I know. Anyway hope you both had a great time in Dublin.
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By *rct4Man
over a year ago
Manchester |
Plan your hotel in advance as it gets booked up quite quickly! Dame street has a few nice bars and places to eat without booking if Ana doesn't like to plan ahead like myself! Camden street has a nice feel about it too with a few nice and trendy bars! If only I could live there I would be out a few nights a week! Beats London! Enjoy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just so you know, if you’re thinking of early February be aware that Ireland play England in the rugger on Saturday the 2nd so hotels will be choc a block.
In general I’d avoid Temple Bar like the plague. As someone said above, Camden Street/Wexford Street has a decent buzz about it. Enjoy! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hi
I am planning for a weekend in Dublin for myself and Ana in January/early February and have a few questions?
Where is a good place to stay - nice hotel, nice rooms, good bar and good location?
Where is a good place to eat in Dublin - good food, good experience and good energy and nightlife around?
Are there any clubs/bars that swingers hang out in or where is a good place to go where there is a good chance of a fit guy flirting and hopefully more with Ana?
By way of context - we set up this profile quite a while ago to suss out what was going on. Ana up for some fun but the idea of planning freaks her out a bit so if something was to happen spontaneously with us having a nice hotel nearby that would be perfect. Worst case we go down and just have the craic and enjoy a great city. Thanks in advance."
Hafter hustling and bustling you would want to head back to a quiet hotel to relax with a nice bar,even if you want to have a meet in the hotel,so I'll recommend Clayton airport hotel. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would definitely try airbnb first before hotel as Dublin hotels tends to be very expensive.. night life is very good at Dublin, I would worry about that  lots of good plces to eat as well, so it’s really personal choice.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We are flying over on the 14th for a couple of night and have a two bed Airbnb booked a 5 min walk from the city  "
I say this will be better option by looking at their profile.. |
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