Comments from Tuğçe Karpuzcu Elmas

“The vlogger shows the exterior of the classic brick building with yellow doors, then walks through the red-walled staircase and yellow-walled lobby area of their hotel.”

“The vlogger is amazed by the stunning Long Room library, noting its 300-year history and collection of over 200,000 books. She also shows the Gaia art installation, a large globe suspended from the ceiling.”

“The vlogger shows the view of Harcourt Street from their hotel, noting the tram tracks and the distinctive Georgian-style buildings lining the road.”

“The vlogger visits the Famine Memorial, explaining its significance in commemorating the Great Famine of 1845 and its connection to the Ottoman Empire's aid to Ireland.”

“The vlogger walks through this large city park, showing the beautiful lake with swans and ducks, and captures a moment of a local man feeding a heron.”

“The vlogger has a Sunday Roast at this restaurant, which is housed in a magnificent old bank building. She highlights the beautiful architecture and the busts of the seven revolutionaries who signed the Irish Declaration of Independence.”

“The vlogger visits the famous Molly Malone statue, sharing the legend of the 17th-century fishmonger and noting the tradition of touching her chest for good luck, which has caused discoloration.”

“The vlogger walks onto this bustling shopping street, highlighting the lively atmosphere with street musicians performing for large crowds.”

“The vlogger walks around the exterior of the impressive Christ Church Cathedral, showing its Gothic architecture and the distinctive bridge connecting two parts of the building.”

“The vlogger shows the impressive interior of this shopping center, highlighting its beautiful glass roof and multi-level Victorian-style architecture.”

“The vlogger visits this bar, which she notes has the largest Irish whiskey collection in Ireland with over 2000 varieties. She shows the elegant interior and then enjoys a Guinness in the beer garden.”

“The vlogger visits this distillery, which she mentions is the first new distillery in Dublin in 125 years. She takes a tour to learn about the whiskey-making process and enjoys an Irish Coffee at the bar.”

“The vlogger visits this pub on Camden Street and shows the unique feature of private, locked cabinets where regular customers can keep their personal bottles of whiskey.”

“The vlogger visits Dublin's most famous pub, showing its iconic red exterior, the busy beer garden, and the lively interior filled with people enjoying traditional live Irish music. She mentions it opened in 1840.”

“The vlogger shows the colorful exterior of this well-known pub in the Temple Bar district, with a horse-drawn carriage waiting outside.”

“The vlogger has lunch at this restaurant, trying a "Boxty Platter" which includes various potato-based Irish specialties like pancakes and dumplings, as well as a traditional corned beef dish.”

“The vlogger starts her second day at Trinity College, sitting on a bench in the main courtyard and commenting on the beautiful, historic campus.”

“The vlogger visits The Brazen Head, which she states is the oldest pub in Dublin, dating back to 1198. She enjoys a Beef and Guinness Stew for dinner in its historic atmosphere.”

“The vlogger visits the exhibition for the Book of Kells, explaining that it's a famous medieval manuscript and showing the displays that detail its history and creation.”