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Need a good bed and breakfast in Dublin for September please .?

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Not sure about B&B's but try and be in or near the Temple Bar area. This is where there are plenty of bars, restaurants and clubs and you will meet heaps of great people - tourists and Irish.
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Try a search online for - Jurys inn (hotel) .ie etc.

.ie  = ireland online ...etc.

Or www.travelireland.ie , lots of small hotels and a few hostels,

in centre of Dublin.  ( Temple Bar ) area for example.

Mid-week is cheaper,  (50 or 70 euro a night B&B) - if your very lucky,
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Where ever you stay you will pay dearly, accommodation in Ireland is a rip off, so from someone who knows stay at a hotel of good quality, it will proove to be the best value for money in the long run.

Most of the B&Bs are two-penny-ha'penny setups in Ireland.
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where abouts in dublin
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when you arrive in dublin get a taxi and he will recommend one for you but most people just hit dublin city and there all over the place.if you wanted a cheap hotel id recommend Jury,s hotel,it has a bit of class and in the heart of the city
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Given that this question is in the Ireland/Dublin section, I'll take a wild European-style guess and guess you mean Dublin, Ireland (shock).

Almost all of them are good. You need to decide which side of the city you want, if you need to be near rail or air links etc.

Search here for them:

http://www.townandcountry.ie/
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