Eliza Lodge & Italian Corner Restaurant: rugby ireland

Eliza Lodge & Italian Corner Restaurant

Nestled in the heart of Dublin, Eliza Lodge boasts some of the best-appointed rooms in Dublin city, Situated as it is in Dublin’s fantastic city centre, our modern, luxury guesthouse fronts onto the beautiful River Liffey, which majestically dissects our historic and lively capital. Overlooking the Millennium footbridge, a little down-river from the historic Four Courts buildings and just up-river from the famous Halfpenny Bridge, the views from Eliza Lodge are quite wonderful. All penthouses, executive and double rooms enjoy these beautiful vistas.

There are 18 bedrooms in total. All feature natural wood, modern furnishings, quality orthopaedic beds, en-suite bathrooms and full air-conditioning. Internet access is also available. If you require a baby cot/crib just ask. In addition each room is equipped with direct-dial telephone, multi-channel TV, hospitality tray, personal safe, hairdryer and ironing facilities.

The Executive rooms feature Jacuzzi baths as well as large round bay windows to enhance the panoramic views. Each Penthouse room enjoys the very best views of all, with a vast window expanse as well as a fantastic external balcony.

Click here for Eliza Lodge tour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ2bWhXuaQk

Eliza Lodge
24 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2.
Ph: +353-(1)-671-8044
Fax: +353-(1)-671-8362
email: info@elizalodge.com

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Rugby Ireland -

JAMIE HEASLIP and Tommy Bowe have been ruled out of the Ireland squad for the opening match in the Six Nations Championship against Italy in the Stadio Flaminio on Saturday week joining a casualty list that includes John Hayes, Shane Horgan, Geordan Murphy, Andrew Trimble, Rob Kearney and Jerry Flannery who will miss part of or the entire tournament.

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Six Nations Rugby -

While all the indications are that Jamie Heaslip won’t be available for the start of the Six Nations as he nurses a badly bruised ankle, Declan Kidney has refused to rule the number eight out of contention for the time being at least.

Heaslip, who is understood to be in London today, was deemed to be unavailable for selection at a press conference held by members of Kidney’s backroom team in Limerick yesterday afternoon.

But, speaking at the Six Nations launch this morning, the Ireland coach revealed he has yet to give up the ghost on either Heaslip or Tommy Bowe. According to Kidney, both players were due to have further tests on their respective injuries and a final call on their involvement has yet to be made.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Heineken Cup Rugby Ireland -

Brian O Driscoll Rugby Ireland

Birthday boy Brian O Driscoll took the honours in Paris last night as Leinster collected a bonus point after defeating Racing Metro. This magnificent win will now see Aviva fever as the Heineken Cup quarter final will most certainly be played at the world class stadium.

Aviva fever will see large crowds and a much needed cash injection for the capital city. O Driscoll and the final 36-11 score line brought a much needed lift to Irish spirits. O Driscol did not show any signs of aging on the pitch as he turned 32 years old yesterday, rather O Driscol played with the fitness and agility of a 20 year old. Brian had enough energy left to Tweet fans and say:

“An average day that got considerably better with the result tonight. Feed up now til Monday”.

It is now expected that the quarter final will be played at the Aviva and will net 910,000 Euro for the Club.

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