Can you recommend some classic Dublin novels?

Sure. 'The Likeness' by Tana French is a great Dublin crime novel. It has a really engaging plot and well - developed characters.

Sure. 'In the Woods' by Tana French is a great one. It's set in Dublin and involves complex police investigations with deep character exploration.

One famous Dublin ghost story is about the Hellfire Club. It was a place of wild parties and rumored devil worship. Legend has it that a large black cat, which was thought to be the devil in disguise, visited the club. Members who mocked it faced misfortunes. Another is the story of St. Audoen's Church. There are tales of apparitions and strange noises around the old graveyard there.

For beginners, 'The Secret Place' could be a good choice. It has elements of a typical high - school drama combined with a detective mystery, all set in Dublin. The story is engaging, and the way the author weaves the Dublin environment into the plot makes it a great read for those new to Dublin detective novels.

A spooky Dublin story involves an old cemetery. At midnight, it is said that the statues of the angels in the cemetery seem to move. There have been reports of people seeing a faint glow around the tombstones. Some believe it's the energy of the long - dead souls. It's a place that most locals avoid at night due to all the strange happenings that are rumored to occur there.

Sure. There was a time in Dublin when a street performer's dog decided to join in the act. The dog started chasing its own tail while the performer was juggling, causing everyone to burst out laughing. It was completely unplanned and made for a really funny moment.

The setting of Dublin makes classic Dublin novels special. Dublin has a unique history, culture, and social fabric. In these novels, the city is like a character itself. For example, in 'Ulysses', the streets, pubs, and shops of Dublin are vividly described, and they shape the characters' experiences.

A great option for a witty romance novel set on Dublin Street is 'On Dublin Street' itself. The story is centered around the lives of the characters in that area. It's a story that combines the allure of Dublin Street with the chemistry between the main characters. There are moments of laughter, sweet romance, and some steamy scenes that are well - written. The writing style makes it easy to get lost in the world of the story, and you can really feel the Dublin atmosphere throughout the novel.

Another way to find relevant novels is to search for travel - inspired literature about Dublin. Sometimes, travelogues or novels with a travel element might focus on a day's worth of experiences in the city, which could give you a taste of Dublin in a day - like narrative.

One great Dublin detective novel is 'The Dublin Murder Squad' series by Tana French. It's really engaging as it delves deep into the characters' psyches. Another could be 'The Likeness' which is part of that series and has a very unique plot.