It is located on the island of Ireland

•He was elected to Dublin City Council in 2011 to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of Killian Forde. He was elected in 2014 for the local electoral area of ​​Beaumont-Donaghmede. He contested the 2016 General Election as Sinn Féin candidate in Dublin Bay North, one of the two candidates of the party, and his candidate, Denise Mitchell, was elected.

•The first historical reference is found in Ptolemy that in the year 140 AD. speaks of a place called Eblana Civitas.

•The Celts arrived in the bay around 700 BC, converting to Christianity in the 5th century, thanks to Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. The Christian religion is something that will mark the future of Ireland to this day.

•In the 9th century, around 841, the Vikings arrived in the area and founded a commercial area on the south bank of the River Liffey, which they called Dubh Linn (black lagoon), while the Celts remained on the north bank of the river, a place that they called Baile Átha Cliath (settlement of the hurdle ford).

•Dublin celebrated its millennium in 1988, giving as official the date of its foundation.

•In 1014, the Irish king Brian Ború defeated the Vikings.

•From the 12th century the city was definitely controlled by the Normans.

•Trinity College is the oldest university in Ireland and one of the must-see places in Dublin. Founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1952, in addition to its extensive campus, it impresses above all for its library. The long main hall of the library with its wooden shelves full of books and manuscripts of all times is a marvel, although the most precious jewel of the building is the Book of Kells of the ninth century, made by Celtic monks and containing the 4 Gospels of the New Testament.

•A good option to better know the history of the city is to book this free tour of Dublin with a guide in Spanish Free!

•Victorian style has a nice lake full of swans, ducks and seagulls. In summer if you're lucky you'll see some outdoor play.

•Very close to Saint Stephen's Green is the Merrion Square Park surrounded by historic houses and with the famous Oscar Wilde sculpture in one of its corners

•A good way to visit it is by reserving the tour mysteries and legends of Dublin, one of the best valued by travelers, in which a guide in Spanish will tell you the legends and tragic real events that have happened in several points of the city.

•Visiting hours: every day from 9:45 to 4:45. On Sundays they open at 12:00.

•Free admission with the Dublin Pass