Someone told me a few years ago and I have forgotten what they are called. I was walking over the bridge beside parnell place (the bus station in Cork city and saw hundreds of fish in the River Lee ...
The one where some guy says "do something Irish" and he spurts out a load of crap, I can't remeber exactly what he says but it is something along the lines of "May I go to the ...
I don't know, I'm kinda torn? I'm quite young so I'll only be gone 17 doing my leaving cert so transition year might be good idea, but with all the cutbacks is there any point? ...
Hi I am in the US and we are going to be moving in a year and are considering Ireland and Scotland. We would need to live some place with jobs for computer programers but really like the countryside ...
i'm working in London on a work permit. Would i need an additional one to visit Ireland?
Am pretty sure that Northern Ireland would be alright since it's part of the UK, but if i ...
anyone know of a cheaper way to get to ireland?? we want to go from fishguard to rosslare with the car and 4 people the quotes we get are over 300 pounds which seems loads to me, anyone know where we ...
I'm going to be in Ireland for the first of May this year. Doesn't anyone celebrate in the old ways with maypoles and bonfires? Are there any festivals that take place that day?...
We can’t wait for it to end so we’ll get Fair City back in its usual time. We’re fierce interested to see if that Leo fella gets done for doin away with his wife. They should lock him up and ...
I am trying to remember, but it has been a long time since the last beer in Ireland. I would be grateful if some irish citizen may recall me the name of the pub over the cliff in Howth.
I met ...
Wolfie
Cost of a trip and suggestions...?
I'm planning on going on a trip (for two) sometime soon and is wondering how much it cost from the coast of CA to Dublin and if you guys know where the best place to stay. I'm thinking about spending a month or at least three weeks there so please keep it cheap. Thanks sooo much.
try booking well in advance of your trip b/c then you can get cheaper flights. I wasn't a fan of aerlingus b/c it was not comfortable and the aircraft was rather old. I did like flying British Air but there is a layover in London. (you have to fly over ireland for the layover only to fly back). but at least they had the best entertainment in the aircraft, seats and food. While in Ireland I would try staying at B&B's. They provided the most comfort and suprisingly many of them had bedrooms with their own bathrooms and showers. Plus having breakfast with the family is wonderful. They want to learn as much about you as you do about them and their country. Definately look to stay in Cork, Galway, Kilkenny and Kilarney. http://www.bnbireland.net/
Ken M
Try and not go during summer, the rates really jump during that time. Transportation is going to be the biggest expense between the airfare and rental car / gas. B&B's are a good option as are self catering . With self catering you can choose 3-4 locations around the country to set up a base from and do day trips. That way you only have to pack and unpack a few times rather that every day or to. You can also save money this way by preparing your own meals in the self catering lodgings kitchen.
iwearjs
try www.LouMarTravel.com
bugger
don't fly virgin staff are very rude seats are uncomfortable
Annastasia D
well i dont know how much but i live in hawaii so i would go to Alaska
cbrdgt
Hostels are the cheapest, take Aer Lingus, it's cheap and non-stop.
tobianbloom
go during off season times, stay in hostel ( they're cool), you can take buses everywhere they're pretty cheap or rail. stay on the coasts, I found it was cheaper out there specially the west coast. if you stay in hostels you can purchase your food from a grocerey store and prepair it your self its cheaper than buying from some of the restraunts. check out bed and breakfasts. I stayed in the UK for three weeks went all over southern Ireland wales and London and spent a total of about 3000 dollars that includes air fare from AZ to ireland, Ireland to London, and boat from wales to Ireland. Shop around.
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