U2 are an Irish rock band featuring Bono (Paul David Hewson) on vocals, rhythm guitar and harmonica; The Edge (David Howell Evans) on lead guitar, keyboards and backing vocals; Adam Clayton on bass guitar; and Larry Mullen, Jr. on drums and, occasionally, backing vocals.
Founded in 1976, U2 has consistently remained among the most popular acts in the world since the mid 1980s. The band has sold approximately 50.5 million albums in the U.S., according to the RIAA [1], and upwards of 170 million worldwide [2], has had six #1 albums in the US and nine #1 albums in the UK and is one of the most successful bands of all time. Since the release of their album The Joshua Tree they have been frequently referred to as the biggest rock band in the world by fans and critics alike. The band has won 22 Grammy awards [3], the most for recording artists.
The band is also politically active in human rights causes, such as the Make Poverty History campaign as well as Live Aid, Live 8, and Bono's DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade in Africa) campaign.
For more information about U2 please visit http://www.streetsofdublin.com/U2-info.htm
Founded in 1976, U2 has consistently remained among the most popular acts in the world since the mid 1980s. The band has sold approximately 50.5 million albums in the U.S., according to the RIAA [1], and upwards of 170 million worldwide [2], has had six #1 albums in the US and nine #1 albums in the UK and is one of the most successful bands of all time. Since the release of their album The Joshua Tree they have been frequently referred to as the biggest rock band in the world by fans and critics alike. The band has won 22 Grammy awards [3], the most for recording artists.
The band is also politically active in human rights causes, such as the Make Poverty History campaign as well as Live Aid, Live 8, and Bono's DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade in Africa) campaign.
For more information about U2 please visit http://www.streetsofdublin.com/U2-info.htm
U2 TWO OWN THIS HOTEL
The Clarence Hotel was purchased in 1992 by two members of the rock group U2, Bono and The Edge, but is part of the Dublin scene since 1852. They took on the task of restoring The Clarence, creating their own vision of the ideal place to stay. Its design merges the traditional and the contemporary to create an environment with its own unique and welcoming personality. Arts and crafts style frames the basis of the interior with a subtle palette of the finest natural materials: Portland stone, American white oak, Italian limestone, leather and velvet.
The Clarence Hotel has 49 bedrooms: 44 king-size double rooms, 4 suites and 1 penthouse. Each room has been individually designed to provide accommodation that is simple, elegant and refined. Twin rooms are available but the majority of rooms have super king-size double beds. Each of the hotel\'s rooms and suites, no two of which are alike, are decorated in one of five signature colours: crimson, royal blue, amethyst, gold and chocolate. Shaker-style furniture and specially crafted beds with Egyptian linens create bedrooms that are calm and comfortable. Spacious white tiled bathrooms with pedestal sinks, oak cabinets, fluffy white towels and robes add to the comfort of your stay. Absolute attention to detail is unveiled in all rooms and suites.
Situated in the original dining room of the hotel, The Tea Room restaurant occupies a light, spacious room with a soaring, coved ceiling. Double height windows face south, flooding the room with natural light and providing a direct link between the calm of the restaurant and the hustle and bustle of Temple Bar outside. Undoubtedly the most talked about award-winning restaurant in Dublin, The Tea Room features traditional dishes with a continental twist. Antony Ely has recently commenced working in The Tea Room and he will bring in a new style of cooking, which will be an exciting, new concept using only the best, fresh Irish produce.
Featuring an octagon-shaped dome, The Octagon Bar has remained a favourite Dublin watering hole throughout the hotel\'s history. Filling up with its eclectic mix of residents and locals, The Octagon Bar is a popular meeting place that is available for lunches, pre-dinner drinks, and cocktail receptions and dining.
The Study is a wonderful room in which many of the property\'s original features have been retained. Residents can relax and enjoy full food and beverage service 24 hours a day by a large open wood fire. In The Study guests can unwind and enjoy time on their own with highly personalized service which gives The Clarence the feel of a private home
The Clarence Hotel was purchased in 1992 by two members of the rock group U2, Bono and The Edge, but is part of the Dublin scene since 1852. They took on the task of restoring The Clarence, creating their own vision of the ideal place to stay. Its design merges the traditional and the contemporary to create an environment with its own unique and welcoming personality. Arts and crafts style frames the basis of the interior with a subtle palette of the finest natural materials: Portland stone, American white oak, Italian limestone, leather and velvet.
The Clarence Hotel has 49 bedrooms: 44 king-size double rooms, 4 suites and 1 penthouse. Each room has been individually designed to provide accommodation that is simple, elegant and refined. Twin rooms are available but the majority of rooms have super king-size double beds. Each of the hotel\'s rooms and suites, no two of which are alike, are decorated in one of five signature colours: crimson, royal blue, amethyst, gold and chocolate. Shaker-style furniture and specially crafted beds with Egyptian linens create bedrooms that are calm and comfortable. Spacious white tiled bathrooms with pedestal sinks, oak cabinets, fluffy white towels and robes add to the comfort of your stay. Absolute attention to detail is unveiled in all rooms and suites.
Situated in the original dining room of the hotel, The Tea Room restaurant occupies a light, spacious room with a soaring, coved ceiling. Double height windows face south, flooding the room with natural light and providing a direct link between the calm of the restaurant and the hustle and bustle of Temple Bar outside. Undoubtedly the most talked about award-winning restaurant in Dublin, The Tea Room features traditional dishes with a continental twist. Antony Ely has recently commenced working in The Tea Room and he will bring in a new style of cooking, which will be an exciting, new concept using only the best, fresh Irish produce.
Featuring an octagon-shaped dome, The Octagon Bar has remained a favourite Dublin watering hole throughout the hotel\'s history. Filling up with its eclectic mix of residents and locals, The Octagon Bar is a popular meeting place that is available for lunches, pre-dinner drinks, and cocktail receptions and dining.
The Study is a wonderful room in which many of the property\'s original features have been retained. Residents can relax and enjoy full food and beverage service 24 hours a day by a large open wood fire. In The Study guests can unwind and enjoy time on their own with highly personalized service which gives The Clarence the feel of a private home
U2 TWO OWN THIS HOTEL
The Clarence Hotel was purchased in 1992 by two members of the rock group U2, Bono and The Edge, but is part of the Dublin scene since 1852. They took on the task of restoring The Clarence, creating their own vision of the ideal place to stay. Its design merges the traditional and the contemporary to create an environment with its own unique and welcoming personality. Arts and crafts style frames the basis of the interior with a subtle palette of the finest natural materials: Portland stone, American white oak, Italian limestone, leather and velvet.
The Clarence Hotel has 49 bedrooms: 44 king-size double rooms, 4 suites and 1 penthouse. Each room has been individually designed to provide accommodation that is simple, elegant and refined. Twin rooms are available but the majority of rooms have super king-size double beds. Each of the hotel\'s rooms and suites, no two of which are alike, are decorated in one of five signature colours: crimson, royal blue, amethyst, gold and chocolate. Shaker-style furniture and specially crafted beds with Egyptian linens create bedrooms that are calm and comfortable. Spacious white tiled bathrooms with pedestal sinks, oak cabinets, fluffy white towels and robes add to the comfort of your stay. Absolute attention to detail is unveiled in all rooms and suites.
Situated in the original dining room of the hotel, The Tea Room restaurant occupies a light, spacious room with a soaring, coved ceiling. Double height windows face south, flooding the room with natural light and providing a direct link between the calm of the restaurant and the hustle and bustle of Temple Bar outside. Undoubtedly the most talked about award-winning restaurant in Dublin, The Tea Room features traditional dishes with a continental twist. Antony Ely has recently commenced working in The Tea Room and he will bring in a new style of cooking, which will be an exciting, new concept using only the best, fresh Irish produce.
Featuring an octagon-shaped dome, The Octagon Bar has remained a favourite Dublin watering hole throughout the hotel\'s history. Filling up with its eclectic mix of residents and locals, The Octagon Bar is a popular meeting place that is available for lunches, pre-dinner drinks, and cocktail receptions and dining.
The Study is a wonderful room in which many of the property\'s original features have been retained. Residents can relax and enjoy full food and beverage service 24 hours a day by a large open wood fire. In The Study guests can unwind and enjoy time on their own with highly personalized service which gives The Clarence the feel of a private home
The Clarence Hotel was purchased in 1992 by two members of the rock group U2, Bono and The Edge, but is part of the Dublin scene since 1852. They took on the task of restoring The Clarence, creating their own vision of the ideal place to stay. Its design merges the traditional and the contemporary to create an environment with its own unique and welcoming personality. Arts and crafts style frames the basis of the interior with a subtle palette of the finest natural materials: Portland stone, American white oak, Italian limestone, leather and velvet.
The Clarence Hotel has 49 bedrooms: 44 king-size double rooms, 4 suites and 1 penthouse. Each room has been individually designed to provide accommodation that is simple, elegant and refined. Twin rooms are available but the majority of rooms have super king-size double beds. Each of the hotel\'s rooms and suites, no two of which are alike, are decorated in one of five signature colours: crimson, royal blue, amethyst, gold and chocolate. Shaker-style furniture and specially crafted beds with Egyptian linens create bedrooms that are calm and comfortable. Spacious white tiled bathrooms with pedestal sinks, oak cabinets, fluffy white towels and robes add to the comfort of your stay. Absolute attention to detail is unveiled in all rooms and suites.
Situated in the original dining room of the hotel, The Tea Room restaurant occupies a light, spacious room with a soaring, coved ceiling. Double height windows face south, flooding the room with natural light and providing a direct link between the calm of the restaurant and the hustle and bustle of Temple Bar outside. Undoubtedly the most talked about award-winning restaurant in Dublin, The Tea Room features traditional dishes with a continental twist. Antony Ely has recently commenced working in The Tea Room and he will bring in a new style of cooking, which will be an exciting, new concept using only the best, fresh Irish produce.
Featuring an octagon-shaped dome, The Octagon Bar has remained a favourite Dublin watering hole throughout the hotel\'s history. Filling up with its eclectic mix of residents and locals, The Octagon Bar is a popular meeting place that is available for lunches, pre-dinner drinks, and cocktail receptions and dining.
The Study is a wonderful room in which many of the property\'s original features have been retained. Residents can relax and enjoy full food and beverage service 24 hours a day by a large open wood fire. In The Study guests can unwind and enjoy time on their own with highly personalized service which gives The Clarence the feel of a private home
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