Irish is an Attitude Blog

Everything Old is FUN Again: Ohio Village Reopens to the Public June 2!

irishattitude — Fri, 25 May 2012 20:10:30 +0000

This guest post comes from Mark Holbrook, Marketing Manager with the Ohio Historical Society.

The wait is over! Summer in Central Ohio will be even more exciting this year as Ohio Village will be open, once again, to visitors on the same days as the museum in the Ohio History Center ( June 2 -September 2). It’s been nine years since the village matched hours with the museum and explorers of Ohio history could enjoy two attractions for the price of one admission– to the museum AND the Ohio Village. The village will be populated with costumed interpreters helping visitors to understand how people lived 150 years ago. Other activities like cell phone tours and Village Quest, a treasure hunt-style booklet promise to keep adventurers back in time while visiting the Civil War era town.

Characters in the village will include Ezechiel Abraham Barrymore, the town’s undertaker and carpenter. Ezechiel can build a coffin for you or, if that’s in the far future, how about some furniture for your home? Then there’s Hiram Brown, the pharmacist. He is sure to have a concoction for whatever ails you. And don’t forget to stop by the lodging house and sit a spell with Mrs. Baugh. She has the latest gossip on all the residents, some of it true! Need a few dry goods? Stop in at the General Store where Mr. Watson can supply everything from fabric to nails. And you can pick up your mail there, too.

In addition to the daily experiences of the Village, several Discount Days will take place on select Saturdays when half price admission specials will be offered. June 2 will be Senior Day for visitors 65 years and older. Scouting Day is June 16 for scouts, leaders and their chaperones. July 21 is Military Day for active duty and retired services members and their families. August 11 is Educator Day. While teachers receive free admission to the Ohio History Center, other education professionals and their families will receive half-off on Educator Day. Base Ball Day is September 1 for anyone, youth or adult wearing uniform, cap or shirts supporting their favorite team. Echoes in Time Theatre will take up residence in the Village every Saturday this summer at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. And, on July 21, Civil War soldiers return to the Village for an all day encampment where visitors can learn about camp life. Plus, the Ohio Village Muffins vintage base ball team will play on several weekends. Details can be found at www.ohiohistory.org/village.

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Ohio Village is located just off of I-71 on 17th Avenue (exit 111) about four miles north of downtown Columbus in Franklin County. Summer hours: Wed-Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday, 12 p.m.-5 p.m. Visit www.ohiohistory.org to learn more.

Get Ready for a COSI Columbus Brain Trip!

irishattitude — Mon, 21 May 2012 21:08:16 +0000

This guest post was written by Jaclyn Reynolds, Public Relations and Social Media Manager at COSI Columbus. COSI (the Center of Science and Industry) is located just 15 minutes south of Dublin Ohio — and was recently named to Forbes list of the nation’s Top 12 Best Children’s Museums.

COSI Columbus recently announced its exhibit lineup for the next year. We hardly ever do that but we had such a great lineup of exhibits that seemed to tie in to each other, we decided to give it a shot. We named it the Brain Trip – a really fun name (and self-explanatory). However, the other night at dinner with friends, I was explaining why I had been so busy lately. I was talking animatedly about the Brain Trip when one of them interrupted me and said, “um, Jaclyn? What exactly is a Brain Trip?”

Good question! Helping you keep your brain sharp is definitely something we do at COSI every day. From live shows to hands-on interactive science experiments, COSI is definitely a place to exercise your brain. So with four exhibits headed our way this upcoming year, giving it a catchy name just seemed to be a “no-brainer.” (Haha!)

First up, we’ll use those critical thinking skills to build masterpieces with LEGO® Castle Adventure (September 29, 2012 to January 6, 2013). Then we’ll do a literal study of the brain with Gunther von Hagens’ Body Worlds & The Brain (October 17, 2012 – January 6, 2013). Then it’s time to boost your brain power solving brainteasers and interactive challenges with MindBender Mansion (January 26 to April 28, 2013). And finally, we’ll wrap it up with sharpening those problem-solving skills with Mythbusters: The Explosive Exhibition (June 8 – September 13, 2013).

So back to the question of a Brain Trip: we think this is a great year to take a trip to COSI, maximize that brain power, learn more about what’s going on in your mind and have a really great time along the way!

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Note: Take advantage of discounted tickets to COSI Columbus through the Dublin Ohio Convention & Visitors Bureau’s “Kids Eat FREE Columbus Zoo/COSI Summer Getaway.” Go HERE for more information or call 800/245-8387.

“Mom: You’re the Bomb” (and Other Ways to say Happy Mother’s Day!)

irishattitude — Fri, 11 May 2012 17:03:36 +0000

Of course, we SHOULD be telling Mom how special and valued she is all year round. But since most of us are procrastinators, we just get around to it on Mother’s Day. Fear not, we have some great tips on local brunches and other specials in the Dublin and Central Ohio area that will remind her you haven’t forgotten. Note: Many of these restaurants require reservations, so be sure to call ahead.

Dublin, Ohio Mother’s Day Specials & Brunches:

Bogey Inn: Sunday Brunch from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. with Roasted Turkey, Beef, baked fish, grilled chicken, side dishes, desserts, omelet station, bacon, sausage, pancakes and kids food favorites. $23.99 Adults, $9.99 children 12 and under. 6013 Glick Road. 614/766-1900. www.bogeyinn.com

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium: Free admission for Mom on Sunday with a paid child admission. 9990 Riverside Drive.614/ 645-3400. www.columbuszoo.org

J. Liu Restaurant: Sunday Brunch from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. with Prime Rib and Ham carving station, shrimp cocktail, eggs benedict, French toast, Jason’s spicy chicken, spring rolls, desserts and more. $27.99 Adults, $25.99 Seniors, Children 4-11 $14.99. 50 West Bridge Street. 614/718-1818. www.jliurestaurant.com

Matt the Miller’s Tavern: Special Mother’s Day Brunch menu from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., regular menu service in the evening. $24.95 Adults. 6725 Avery-Muirfield Drive. 614/799-9100. www.mtmtavern.com

Mezzo Italian Dublin: Opening early on Sunday at 1 pm. Full menu available with chef’s specials. 12 West Bridge Street. 614/889-6100. www.mezzoitalian.com

Salvi’s: Grand Buffet from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Roasted Beef, Pork, baked ham, shrimp cocktail, salmon, tortellini, chicken marsala, pasta salvi, side dishes, desserts and breakfast favorites from 10 a.m.-3p.m.. $25.99 Adults, $12.99 children 5-11, under 4 are free. 5000 Upper Metro Place. 614/874-0466. www.salvisbistro.com

Tucci’s: Mother’s Day Brunch available from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., regular menu service in the evening. $32.95 Adults. 35 North High Street. 614/792-3466. www.tuccisbistro.com

Whole Foods: Special Mother’s Day Brunch available from 10 a.m.-2p.m. $25 Adults, $12 Children. 3670 West Dublin-Granville Road. 614/760-5556. www.wholefoodsmarket.com

Woodhouse Spa: Purchase $100 in Gift Cards, receive a $20 Gift Card to Tucci’s and an extra $20 Gift Card at Woodhouse. 19 North High Street. 614/790-8822. www.woodhousecolumbus.com

For more ideas, visit the Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau website: www.IrishisanAttitude.com

Tourism: An Economic Giant in Dublin Ohio

irishattitude — Thu, 10 May 2012 17:48:34 +0000

As communities across the nation celebrate the contributions of travel and tourism to our country this week during National Tourism Week, we would like to take the opportunity to recognize the economic, social, and cultural value of tourism in our own backyard. The fact is…tourism is vital to Dublin, Ohio. Every year, visitors generate tens of millions of dollars to Dublin’s economy. They come to Dublin for business, athletic tournaments, special events, conferences, reunions, weddings and vacations. These visitors spend money in our hotels, restaurants, shops, gas stations and at our attractions.

So how do visitors to Dublin directly impact local residents? Visitors pay a local bed tax on the cost of their lodging that goes directly to support a variety of organizations and activities in Dublin – the Dublin Irish Festival, Independence Day and St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations, Spooktacular, lights and other facilities at Avery Park and Darree Fields, Dublin Soccer League soccer goals, various events in Historic Dublin and the Dublin Arts Council and its programs.

But, local bed tax revenue is only a small portion of the overall visitor benefit. For example, Dublin will host the annual Memorial Golf Tournament in a few weeks, which will bring an economic impact of $36.5 million to our economy – and that is just one event over a one-week period. Nationally, travel and tourism is a $1.9 trillion industry and is one of the country’s largest employers with 14.4 million direct travel-generated jobs. Travel and tourism also generates $124 billion in tax revenue for local, state and federal government. In fact, each U.S. household would pay $1,055 more in taxes without the tax revenue generated by the travel and tourism industry. Although tourism impacts the success of our overall economy, it also ensures our quality of life because it influences every business and affects almost every aspect of our daily lives. This industry is diverse and wide-ranging, from obvious segments, such as airlines, airports, rental cars, hotels, and travel agents, to the countless businesses found within our community, such as restaurants, museums, zoos and amusement parks. From entry-level employees to top-level executives, tourism-related jobs in the United States can be found in countless fields that benefit all communities.

National Tourism Week is the perfect opportunity to acknowledge the value of tourism in Dublin. Please join us in celebrating tourism’s contributions to our community.

~Scott Dring is the Executive Director of the Dublin Ohio Convention & Visitors Bureau.

A Fresh Look at Dublin (Ohio)

irishattitude — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:46:37 +0000

What is there for a 24 year old to do in Dublin, Ohio?….Plenty!

When I received the news that I had been hired as the new SMERF Sales and Marketing Manager for the Dublin Ohio Convention & Visitors Bureau, I was ecstatic. From my interviews and research, I learned the position entailed “selling and marketing” the city of Dublin. After living in the Columbus area for 15 years, I knew that Dublin is an amazing and unique city. I moved to Delaware when I was 10 years old and lived there until I ventured a whopping 35 miles away to Bexley, Ohio to attend Capital University. After graduating with a degree in Marketing, I moved to the northwest side of Columbus. Since I have been a resident of Central Ohio for so long, I thought I would be ahead of the game when it came to learning about Dublin but boy, was I wrong!

Dublin has more to offer visitors than I ever had imagined! There are so many events beyond the Dublin Irish Festival and the Memorial Tournament. Not only is the city extremely family friendly and beautiful, but it really appeals to my demographic, as well. When I make plans with friends, we automatically think to travel to the Short North or the Arena District. But now I am thinking we have been missing the opportunity to experience Dublin!

I have been making daily mental notes on different places to bring my friends – starting with the Dublin Village Tavern. What a great atmosphere to have a drink and appetizer! Each day I look out my window and see their patio filled with people for lunch and after work Happy Hour. I have now tried a few different menu items, but I’m planning to try something new next time – their Irish Egg Rolls. Venturing down the road, you will come to the Brazenhead Irish Pub. I’d visited there before for the great patio and specials, but I never knew they had live music, too. That’s a perfect way to spend a night during the summer! Or, if you like to try different beers, original cocktails and amazing food, Matt the Miller’s Tavern is the place to go. I am a huge fan of their flatbreads – I need to go back to try a different item on the menu!

I also realized there are great little shops in Historic Dublin! Each year, I travel to the mall to find something green to wear for St. Patty’s day (mostly so I don’t get pinched by friends!). On Wednesday, I visited Ha’Penny Bridge Imports of Ireland for the first time. They had the cutest shirts as well as other Irish gear! I am embarrassed to say I never thought of looking in Historic Dublin for Irish themed clothing. That same day we also stopped in to Clover Boutique. I was tempted to try on every piece of clothing on the racks! They had so many unique tops and dresses that you cannot find anywhere else.

Being a chocolate and sweets lover, I am becoming quite spoiled by working within a short walk of Sister’s Sweet Shoppe, Aboxa Fudge, Jeni’s Ice Cream and Our Cupcakery. After tasting chocolate covered fudge (who knew there was such a heavenly creation!?) at Aboxa Fudge on Thursday, I had to be sure to run an extra mile or two that night!

My “Irish Attitude” has already been developed! I can’t wait to continue to learn more about this great city and pass that knowledge on to others!

~Samantha Kennedy is the SMERF Sales & Marketing Manager for the Dublin (OH) Convention & Visitors Bureau. (SMERF is an acronym for Social, Military, Educational, Reunion and Fraternal markets.)

Taking the Irish Attitude to an International Audience

irishattitude — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 17:53:51 +0000

I’m excited about the opportunity to market and sell our great Dublin Ohio tourism product next week to a worldwide audience at the U.S. Travel Association’s International Pow Wow. The event is the travel industry’s premier international marketplace and the largest generator of travel to the U.S. It is NOT a typical trade show. In just three days of intensive pre-scheduled business appointments, more than 1,000 U.S. travel organizations from every region of the USA (representing all industry category components), and close to 1,200 International and Domestic Buyers from more than 70 countries, conduct business negotiations that result in the generation of more than $3.5 billion in future Visit USA travel. At International Pow Wow, buyers and sellers are able to conduct business that would otherwise be generated only through an exhaustive number of around-the-world trips.

Another exciting factor is that the Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau will be attending the show with the Ohio Tourism Division and Experience Columbus. This is just another example of the unique collaboration and regional partnerships we have with the State of Ohio and Columbus. All of our respective organizations win when we can position our region as a great destination.

In addition to selling all of the great things there are for visitors to do in the City of Dublin Ohio, I will also be focusing on raising awareness and helping to book new business to the 2013 Presidents Cup, held September 30 – October 6 at Muirfield Village in Dublin. The Presidents Cup is truly an international event! We continue to work hard to attract many U.S. and international visitors for this great event. Be sure to check the Dublin CVB’s Facebook page and/or follow me on Twitter (@Scott_DublinCVB) for updates from next week’s Pow Wow.

~Scott Dring is the Executive Director of the Dublin Ohio Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Hip, Hop, Hurray (… for the Easter Buffet!)

irishattitude — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 21:17:54 +0000

Easter is this Sunday and it’s a great time to go to Brunch with the entire family! Here is a list of the Easter Brunches that will be available in Dublin, Ohio on Sunday, April 8 (2012)! Please call ahead for reservations as restaurants will fill quickly.

Salvi’s Italian Bistro – The Grand Buffet at Salvi’s starts at 10 a.m. and continues until 8 p.m. The day begins with Scrambled Eggs, bacon, sausage and all your breakfast favorites and transitions to Roast Lamb, Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Baked Ham and Baked fresh Fish. Side items include fresh fruit, cheese platters, green beans, chilled shrimp, bowtie pasta and don’t forget the Pasta Salvi! Adults $25.99, Children ages 5-11 $12.99 and children 4 and under are free. www.salvisbistro.com 5000 Upper Metro Place, Dublin. 614/874-0466.
J. Liu’s – Known for their great combination of American and Asian favorites, J. Liu’s Easter Brunch will include Prime Rib of Beef, Baked Ham, Omelets made to order, French Toast and Shrimp–in addition to Crab Rangoon, Spring Rolls, Spicy Chicken, Fried Rice and a large assortment of other wonderful sides and specialty desserts. Their buffet begins at 10 a.m. and will end at 4 p.m. Adults $25.99, Seniors $22.99, Children ages 4 – 11 $12.99 and children 3 and under are free. www.jliurestaurant.com 50 West Bridge Street, Dublin. 614/718-1818.
Matt the Miller’s will be serving an upscale Easter Brunch this Sunday from 11-4pm. Carving stations and enhanced Chef selections will be served in addition to their already fabulous Sunday Brunch. Adults $24.95, Children 5-10 $7.95, children 4 and under are free with paying adult. www.MtMTavern.com 6725 Avery-Muirfield Drive. 614/799-9100.
Whole Foods of Dublin is serving an organic fresh All-You-Can-Eat Easter Brunch from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. in their store. Enjoy Herbed Leg of Lamb, Fresh Carved Ham, Made to Order Omelets, French toast and Pancakes, Pasta Salads, Fresh Fruit and Veggie Salads, Desserts made to order and much more. Adults $25, Children under 12 $12.50, Children under 5 are free. www.wholefoodsmarket.com 3670 W. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus. 614/760-5556.
Crowne Plaza Dublin Hotel – The Dublin Metro Bar & Grill (at the Crowne Plaza Dublin) is offering a dynamic Easter brunch from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. that includes a chef’s carving station, omelet and crepe stations, breakfast and dinner items, children’s buffet, ice sculptures and live piano music. Reservations required. $27.95 adults, $18.95 seniors, kids ages 6-11, $14.95. Children under 6 free. 600 Metro Pl. N, Dublin 614/764-2200 www.crowneplaza.com/dublinoh
Columbus Marriott Northwest will be hosting an upscale buffet from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Roasted Leg of Lamb with Mint Jelly, Prime Rib of Beef, Roasted Turkey Breast will be a few of the hot items available along with traditional sides. Chilled Shrimp, smoked scallops, crab claws and poached salmon will also be featured, as well as breakfast items like made-to-order omelettes and waffles, bacon, sausage and fresh fruit. Fresh baked Danish, muffins and croissants will be available in addition to a bountiful array of pastries and chocolate. Adults $31.95, Seniors $24.95, Children 5-12 are $14.95 and children under 5 are free. www.columbusmarriottnorthwest.com 5605 Blazer Parkway, Dublin. 614/791-1000.
Golf Club of Dublin will start their brunch at 12:30 p.m. with a fun Bunny Hunt for the children. Enjoy brunch favorites of Baked Ham, Prime Rib, made to order Omelettes as well as fresh fruit, salads, side dishes, pastries and desserts. Adults $21.95, Children under 12 are $12.95 and children under 4 are free. www.golfclubofdublin.com 5805 Eiterman Road, Dublin. 614/792-3825.
The Bogey Inn will be hosting an Easter Brunch from 10 am to 3 pm. Enjoy Carved Prime Rib, Turkey and Ham, an omelette station, breakfast favorites and delicious sides and desserts. Adults are $18.99 and children are $8.99. www.bogeyinn.com 6013 Glick Road, Powell. 614/766-1900.
Tucci’s Bistro invites you to enjoy either a brunch buffet (11 a.m.-3 p.m.)or a dinner buffet (4-8 p.m.). Both buffets will feature chef stations, a selection of fresh salads, shrimp, smoked salmon, grilled chicken, assorted side dishes and mini desserts. The full menu can be found online at www.tuccisbistro.com. 35 North High Street. 792-3466.

For other dining options in Dublin, Ohio, visit www.IrishisanAttitude.com or call the Dublin Ohio Convention & Visitors Bureau at 800/245-8387.

~Post by Katie

Spring Family Fun in Dublin

irishattitude — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 15:48:53 +0000

The grass is green, the trees are blooming, it’s Spring here in Dublin, Ohio. This time of year is great to be outside and enjoy our wonderful parks. Did you know Dublin offers 56 developed parks with over 980 acres of parkland? Take a picnic lunch (Whole Foods makes a great sandwich and their salad bar offers many choices) and enjoy it beside the Scioto River. The Dublin Arts Council now offers a cell phone tour so you can hear the artist describing Chief Leatherlips – or any other of their Art In Public Places sculptures around Dublin.

While you’re in Historic Dublin, stop by the newly remodeled Visitor Center to grab a Historic Dublin Walking Tour. Enjoy walking the district and sharing the history – and don’t forget to stop by some of the merchants for some local interaction! Many of the restaurants offer lunch, or if you are in the mood for a treat, try Jeni’s Ice Cream, Our CupCakery or Sisters Sweet Shoppe!

Another great Spring tradition–Baseball–starts this time of year. Did you know we have a factory tour of MLB approved bats here in Dublin? Visit Phoenix Bats where you can speak with the technicians who are making wood bats for many major league players. During your tour, you’ll see a wooden bat carved in front of you in just two minutes. Visit www.phoenixbats.com for a list of tour times and details.

On those rainy days, visit COSI Columbus to see the new WATER exhibit – where you can explore where water occurs on Earth, how it’s used and how we can become better stewards of our water planet. Experience hands-on and digital interactive elements, videos, wall panels, models, specimens and live animals.

It may be Spring Break, but the Ohio History Center inspires kids to learn more about Ohio’s great history. Explore Ohio’s natural history through its plants, animals, geology, geography and climate. Walk under a giant mastodon for a tour of Ohio from the ice age to the present. Kids will love the specimens available for touching, computer displays and special kids play areas.

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium offers year-round fun for kids of all ages. Meet polar bear twins Anana and Aurora, get nose-to-nose with manatees at Manatee Coast, venture through a nocturnal animal facility, ride a 1914 Mangels Illions carousel, and meet “Hank” (all 15,600 lbs of him)–the elephant that is winning hearts every day.

Have a fun and happy Spring Break spending time together as a family!

For more information about special events and attractions in and around Dublin, Ohio, visit the Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau’s website: www.IrishisanAttitude.com or call 800/245-8387.

~Post by Katie

COSI and Whole Foods Dublin Team Up for World Water Day

irishattitude — Wed, 21 Mar 2012 20:21:59 +0000

This guest post comes from Jaclyn Reynolds, Public Relations and Social Media Manager at COSI Columbus.

One of my favorite things about working at COSI Columbus is getting to see the new exhibitions and learning something new every day! This past weekend, we opened our WATER exhibition. It always surprises me how these exhibits arrive in lots of crates and boxes and two weeks later become gorgeous exhibitions.

The exhibit celebrates, explores and teaches all about water. Through hands-on activities, videos and fun things to walk through (like a water vapor curtain and a canyon), you learn about the different properties of water and how parts of our planet get along with too much water or too little water. Did you know that the earth is 70% water? That’s why they call it the “blue planet!”

The exhibit seems fitting with tomorrow’s celebration of World Water Day! That is a day set aside by the United Nations to promote clean water and sustainable aquatic habits. In celebration of that, our friends at Whole Foods Market in Dublin are donating 5% of all sales to COSI on Thursday, March 22, between 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Plus, Whole Foods Market will have a scavenger hunt to explain how much water is in food and completing it could mean a discount for COSI admission so you can come see us and the WATER exhibition.

We’re thankful for all of the support from the community for our WATER exhibition and to our friends at Whole Foods for their generosity. We hope to see you at COSI soon!

~Post by Jaclyn Reynolds, Public Relations and Social Media Manager at COSI Columbus. To learn more about COSI or the limited engagement of WATER (March 17-September 3, 2012) visit www.cosi.org

Note: The Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau offers 14 hotels just minutes from COSI and downtown Columbus (many which offer discounted tickets to COSI and the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium). For more information about getaway packages, visit www.IrishisanAttitude.com or call 800/245-8387.

Dublin Ohio–Where the ‘Irish’ Never Ends!

irishattitude — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 18:23:20 +0000

Our last post offered the low down on the City of Dublin’s big St. Patrick’s Day celebration–which happens tomorrow, Saturday, March 10. (Yes, that’s right. A week early because we simply can’t go one more week without a celebration.) But, wait. There’s MORE …

The folks in Historic Dublin, Ohio (sometimes called the “BriHi” district for it’s location at the corner of Bridge & High Streets) are embracing the fact that there will be a GIANT parade marching through the district and they are offering all kinds of fun discounts, goodies and incentives to encourage visitors to stay and play through the afternoon and evening. Be sure to visit these Historic Dublin businesses while you’re getting your green on tomorrow:

Conley and Partners / Prudential Metrix Realtors – Annual Parade Party 10 am – 1 pm – Enjoy complimentary popcorn and balloons during the parade.
Clover Boutique - Free “Irish” buttons and stickers, as well as 20% off anything green in the store from Sat., March 10-17.
Our Cupcakery – Find your “Lucky Pot of Sweet Gold.” Doors open at 9 am with warm Irish scones and hot coffee. Then grab a coin and win a sweet surprise.
Aboxa Fudge – Visit our tent for water, soda, coffee and Fudge during the parade.
Bad Frog Frozen Yogurt - Get your cup of gold by keeping gold in your pocket. 25 % off all yogurt flavors, all day Saturday during and after the parade.
The State Bank - Free balloons and Irish tattoos for the kids during the parade!
The Brazenhead Irish Pub — Live Irish music on both Saturday, March 10 and Saturday, March 17.

Parade Day and throughout March Specials

Boho 72 - 17% off anything green Sat., March 10 -17!
Ha’penny Bridge Imports of Ireland – Our Pot of Gold will be giving out 10%, 15%, & 17% discounts. Enjoy savings throughout the month of March.
White of Dublin - Rosa Clara trunk show and a 10% discount on Rosa Clara gowns in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
Blankets and Booties - Enjoy a 25% discount on all regularly priced merchandise from March 11-17!
Dublin Village Tavern - House made Corned Beef & Cabbage on Saturday, March 10th and Saturday, March 17 for $11.95.
Woodhouse Day Spa - Mother and daughter St. Patrick’s Day special. Purchase one manicure or pedicure and your daughter will receive one of equal or lesser value. Each additional daughter is 50% off. Valid through March 17.
Studio 76 Kitchens and Baths - Schedule a free Kitchen Design Consultation. Call or stop in.

For more specific information about Historic Dublin businesses, visit www.HistoricDublin.org. To plan your Dublin Ohio visit, check out the Dublin Convention & Visitors Bureau’s website: www.IrishisanAttitude.com or call 800/245-8387.