WHILE HALF OF Ireland seems to be over in France right now, you can take a little taste of it home with some lovely French treats you can find right at your doorstep.

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1. A croissant from Panem on Lower Ormond Quay

Widely regarded as the best croissant in Dublin, they’re baked fresh in the cafe every day and can’t be beaten.

Source: Yelp

2. The Fruit Tart from Bakelicious in Shankill

It’s worth the trip.

Source: Bakelicious Dublin

3. Apple chaussons from Il Valentino

Find them on Grand Canal Harbour.

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 4. A macaron from Cocoa Atelier

Prepare to splash out. Find them on Drury Street.

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 5. Profiteroles from Le Bon Crubeen

This restaurant on Talbot street will make all your dreams come true.

Source: Facebook

6. French biscuits from the Chez Max Epicerie

Find them on Baggot street.

Source: ChezMaxEpicerie

7. A pistachio financier from the Birdcage Bakery

Find them on Harcourt Road.

Source: Facebook

8. Brioche Parisienne from Emer’s Kitchen

Find em on Leeson Street, and never lose them again.

9. Chocolate brioche pudding from Panem

Yes, they had to get another mention.

Source: Yelp

10. A Tarte au citron from Armelles Kitchen

Follow them on social media to find out where they’re popping up.

Source: Twitter

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