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Dublin, Ireland
7-8 November, 2018
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The World Demolition Summit venue for 2018 will be the Aviva Stadium
Aviva Stadium
Lansdowne Rd,
Dublin 4,
Ireland
Hotels close by
Ballsbridge Hotel 4*
Walking Distance: 8 minutes
Tel: +353 1 637 9300
e-mail: info@ballsbridgehotel.com
When booking please use promo code name – KHL
Stay dates- 07 - 09 November 2018
Expiry date - 1 October 2018
Room types applicable - Classic Double Rooms for Single Occupancy
Room price per night - €149.00 BB Single Price
Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge 4*
Walking Distance: 15 minutes
Tel: +353 1 668 1111
e-mail: info.ballsbridge@claytonhotels.com
Clayton Hotel Burlington Road 4*
Walking Distance: 20 minutes
Tel: +353 1 618 5600
e-mail: info.burlingtonroad@claytonhotels.com
Dylan Hotel 5*
Walking Distance: 12 minutes
Tel: +353 1 660 3000
e-mail: justask@dylan.ie
Intercontinental Hotel 5*
Walking Distance: 15 minutes
Tel: +353 1 618 5600
e-mail: sales@icdublin.com
Mespil Hotel 5*
Walking Distance: 18 minutes
Tel: +353 1 488 4600
e-mail: mespil@leehotels.com
Sandymount Hotel 4*
Walking Distance: 2 minutes
Tel: +353 1 6142000
e-mail: info@sandymounthotel.ie
CLICK TO BOOK
Guest can also make the booking on the phone via Reservations:
+353 (0)1 618 5600
res.burlingtonroad@claytonhotels.com
Getting to Dublin
Flights to Dublin arrive from over 100 European destinations, and there are direct flights from the Middle East and also multiple North American cities. Dublin is a short hop from European hubs such as London, Paris and Amsterdam.
Temple Bar district
The Temple Bar district is known as the city’s Cultural Quarter. As well as its many fine bars and restaurants, you will also find plenty of independent fashion and design shops, colourful outdoor markets and award-winning architectural spaces.
Visitor highlights
Dublin offers much more than bars and nightlife. Don’t miss:
• The Guinness Storehouse: home to the black stuff since 1759.
• The 1,200-year-old Book of Kells at Trinity College Dublin.
• Irish history at the National Museum of Ireland.
• St Patrick’s Cathedral, a survivor from Dublin’s medieval era.
• The National Botanic Gardens on the banks of the Tolka River.
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