Thursday, June 25, 2009

PARTY TIME SATURDAY JULY 4th




Marlborough Hostel Wants You

Thats right folks, WE WANT YOU to come along and help us celebrate the 4th July 2009

Marlborough Hostel is having a party on Saturday 4th July America's Independence Day
Live Music 8.00pm - 9.30pm ~ DJ 9.30pm - late
BBQ WITH BURGERS & COMPLIMENTARY DRINKS
SPOT PRIZES AND A HOT DOG EATING COMPETITION
Don't miss out on this great day of fun
Special offer - stay any 2 nights (Friday & Saturday or Saturday & Sunday), and enjoy all the entertainment and fun for FREE

Tuesday, June 16, 2009




HAPPY BLOOMSDAY. What a great sunny day here in Dublin, the 16th of June 1904 is one of the most celebrated dates in literature as it is the day on which most of the action of Jame Joyce's famous novel Ulysses takes place. To find out more about Bloomsday events taking place in Dublin then check out http://www.jamesjoyce.ie/

Monday, June 15, 2009


The street performance world championship arrives in Dublin once again this weekend from 18th - 21st.
To find out more just click on the pic.
Don't forget we still have beds available for the weekend so don't miss out on this fun filled event and by the way is absolutely FREE.

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Group Bookings



We welcome groups of all sizes and for all occasions. Here is a group of Welsh rugby fans that stayed during the 6 nations 2007.

We can help you organise your trip, with everything from bus hire, tours, packed lunches etc.

So why not contact us to see what we can offer your group.

A day out in Dublin as recommended by Steven (our hunky muscle man from Hungary).

Well after being in Dublin for the last 7 months and working in the hostel for 6 months I have seen a lot of Dublin. Here are my top recommended places to visit in a day.
Start the day with a nice breakfast. The hostel has a great breakfast that will give you a good start to the day.
After breakfast I recommend to take a walk in the city center since there are lot of things to see. First of all there is the Spire witch is Europe's highest monument with the smallest diameter. I also have to mention the James Joyce statue as well.
It worth to visit one of the main shopping streets too. They are the Grafton street and the Henry street. Here you can buy everything, souvenirs clothes and you can see street performers as well.
If you are in Dublin I recommend to visit the national gallery. It is free to get in and if you like museums you are definitely going to enjoy it.
Since Ireland is a Catholic country you will see a lot of churches everywhere you go. The two main cathedrals are the Christ Church and the St. Patrick's Cathedral. It will cost you a few euros to get in but it worth it believe me.
After the Cathedral I would go to the Guinness Storehouse. You can see the way how they make the Guinness and then you can have a good pint as well... and don't forget your Guinness souvenirs.
After this trip I would go back to the hostel. Make a dinner for myself and then at night I would go out to the city for a couple of pints.
Well I hope this is of some use to you, what ever you do in Dublin enjoy it and if you need any help just ask us at the reception desk. Thanks, Steven.