The best part:
Enjoying the traditional Irish cuisine, the lively atmosphere where walking around the City. The Temple Bar area has a very buzzy feel at night with so many bars and clubs to choose from.

The worst part:
I thought the attractions were pricey, especially the Book of Kells - only could see a small selection of old books.

The best attraction:
Guinness Storehouse

The worst attraction:
Book of Kells

The best restaurant:
Trumans Restaurant

The worst restaurant:
I did not find any

The worst cafe:
I did not find any

The best part:
Smoke free pubs, the Irish still as friendly as i remember from 45 years ago.

The worst part:
The Jameson distillary was pretty poor and very expensive for what we got.

The best attraction:
Dublin.

The worst attraction:
Jamesons.

The best restaurant:
did not find any good ones in our 2 days.

The worst restaurant:
as before all pretty average.

The best part:
Going to a Quaker meeting for worship on Sunday morning.

The worst part:
The unexpected speed and loudness of the traffic everywhere we went. It put us off the city.

The best attraction:
St. Auden's church

The worst attraction:
Dublinia

The best restaurant:
Cornucopia, a vegetarian restaurant

The worst restaurant:
Siam Thai

The best part:
This is the second time i have been to dublin in the last couple of years, true to form we had a great time, we stayed in the ibis hotel on parnell street and spent most of our time around temple bar. The people are friendly as they always are, a good mixture of culture. Seems to have had massive influx of immigrants from both Africa and Eastern Europeans.

The worst part:
The only downside about dublin is that the pubs and bars seem to have cracked onto tourism and raised all the prices, remembering the old currancy of punts, it was no where near as dear as it is now. It works otu cheaper to go somewhere hot, ie malaga, palmanove on cheap flights as it wouls spending money in dublin. We spent £300 in a weekend on average which is to much for two days.

The best part:
The bustling activity downtown, visiting Trinity University, riding the bus around, and we attended the performance of Riverdance at the theatre one evening. Learning about the history of Ireland was particulary interesting when we visited the various museums.

The worst part:
Traveling downtown at 11:30 Pm to go to a Harry Potter book opening at a downtown bookstore for the new book at seeing some of the drunken tourists urinating on the sidewalk

The best attraction:
The National Museum

The best attraction:
Library in Trinity College

The worst attraction:
Temple Bar area - it is not worth seeking out!!

The best cafe:
O' Donoghue Bar on lower Baggot

The best part:
Dublin Castle, the Charles Beatty Museum, the parks, Grafton Street, St. Patrick Cathedral.

The worst part:
We were disappointed with the dirtiness of the city. Since there is no smoking inside, the smokers and their butts were outside. We were disgusted with the pub scene. Scores of people walking down O'Connell Street to cross the Liffey were dressed in rude and sexually suggestive ways. It seemed that all people wanted to do was to get drunk and laid. Not much interest was shown in music or talk.

The best attraction:
Charles Beatty Museum is a gem

The worst attraction:
Temple Bar area.

The best restaurant:
Yamamori Noodles

The best cafe:
Nude and Soup Dragon

The best part:
Open top tour bus provided by the city bus services was great. Food was excellent.

The worst part:
Saint Stephens was a lovely green however it had a rather foul (or should I say fowl) smell from what I assumed was uncleaned duck and goose dung.

The best attraction:
Dublin Postoffice

The worst attraction:
none

The best restaurant:
Salamanca by a longshot

The worst restaurant:
none

The worst cafe:
none

The best part:
Guinness Storehouse, Chester Beatty Library, Trinity College, finding a small gem of a pub with a fireplace, breakfast at our b&b

The worst part:
driving around forever not seeing any signs or any indication of where we were

The best attraction:
Guinness Storehouse

The worst attraction:
Temple Bar

The best part:
The lovely, kind, friendly people of Dublin. Watching soccer and rugby at Landsdowne Road. Guinness. Blowing tons of Euros at Whichcraft.

The worst part:
Absolutely nothing could have been considered negative.

The best attraction:
The Pubs: The Old Stand, The Leeson Lounge, Toners

The worst attraction:
Can't come up with one.

The best restaurant:
Peploe's or Roley's Bistro

The worst restaurant:
Didn't dine at one.

The best cafe:
We only visited the pubs.

The worst cafe:
There wasn't one.

The best part:
We had The Arlington Hotel in a great location next to the Liffey that had a Irish dancing show for free right in the bar in the evening. Riding the City Tour Hop on-Hop off bus around Dublin was a great way to see the city if you're not up to walking.

The worst part:
Trying to navigate the city streets in our rental car. Being from the U.S., it was a little overwhelming learning how to drive a car there and navigate the streets. We found our hotel and left our car there until we moved on to the rest of our trip which worked out fine.

The best attraction:
The Arlington Hotel's Irish dancing show

The worst attraction:
Didn't see anything that we thought was the worst

The best restaurant:
Oliver St. John Gogarty on Fleet Street

The worst restaurant:
We didn't have a bad experience

The best cafe:
Arlington Hotel bar/nightclub

The worst cafe:
We didn't have a bad experience