South Dublin

South Dublin is a county in Ireland located in the Leinster province. The administrative center of South Dublin is Tallaght. The county is located only 15km from the Irish capital Dublin and has the population of about 250,000 people. South Dublin also includes some territory of the Dublin Mountains and stands upon the Liffey River. Most of the areas of the South Dublin county are themselves suburbs of the Irish capital.

Tallaght is the biggest town and the administrative center of the South Dublin county. In the middle of the twentieth century it was just a little remote village in the South Dublin, but after the significant grow in the 1980-s it became a major town with the current population of about 92,000 people. One of the main modern features of the town is The Square, one of the biggest retailing centers in Ireland. The center includes three levels and hosts such brands as Marks and Spencers, Penneys, and H&M. It is connected with other South Dublin towns and Dublin by the bus line. The main historical and architectural sight of Tallaght is St. Maelruain's Church. The modern church was built in the mid-nineteenth century on the ruins of the already existing religious building.

South Dublin can also offer its guests the quality accommodation. The most luxurious hotels of South Dublin are Clarion Hotel Dublin Liffey Valley, CityWest Hotel, Conference, Leisure & Golf Resort, Red Cow Moran Hotel and Plaza Hotel Tallaght. Both in the hotels and the private houses of South Dublin you can enjoy all the modern facilities and services. All the rooms are well equipped and the little distance between the South Dublin county and the Irish capital of Dublin will enable you to travel all around the country and to get to the international airport located in Dublin.