Located in the province of Leinster and found on Dublin Bay at the mouth of the River Liffey is the cultural, fascinating, Capital City of Dublin in Ireland. Bordered on the south by the Dublin Mountains, part of the Wicklow Mountains range, its sheltered location on the east coast makes it the driest place in Ireland. Dublin’s local population of almost 600,000, living within the City itself, are affectionately known as Dubliners. With a wide range of diverse accents, phrases are often spoken quickly, sometimes with words blending together.
So, why are these proud, Irish Dubliners talking Italian? It’s all to do with what’s been described as the Best Pizza Restaurant Dublin, such as forno500.ie/, an authentic Italian Restaurant with a difference. Using only the finest of ingredients, (some even sourced from the foothills of Mount Vesuvius itself) and traditional recipes that have been handed down through generations of real Italian families, this team of authentic Italian chefs cook their pizzas on a hand-made, wood-burning oven that was built by Artisans flown in from Napoli!
Based in the centre of Dublin amongst the busy streets of the City, this Italian Pizzeria has the local Dubliners singing its praises. The Irish Nation in general are known for their harmonious voices and melodic singing so when these two separate entities get together, (Pizza and Singing) the effect is simply stunning, Dubliners not just Talking Italian but singing about it too!