How would you describe Ireland? What places would you recommend?

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oskeewow13

I was there only 5 days. So I know it's a great place to visit. Dublin will keep you busy with many things cities usually offer. There are many tours available that starts from Dublin. From historical walking tours to half to a full day bus tours and etc.. I would take full advantage of those tours since they're not expensive at all( compared to similar tours in Britain and France).

The Doctors Daughter

Guinness factory in Dublin!

kerry_500

anywhere that sells Guinness!!!

isin50

I AM FROM IRELAND ! depends what you looking for ? , shopping come to Dublin , for scenery west of ireland and Glendelough

COCHYN

beautifull and frindly . i would recommend dublin and limeriuck

Rach

I would recommend Southern Ireland especially the north it's beautiful.
I stayed in a small village called Crossmolina it was great.

beccarobinsondd

well im from ireland and i would recommend Dublin for nightlife and shopping or Westport if you want to wind down and relax

Elizabeth Dreams

go kiss the blarney stone

teeth hoover

I work over in Ireland, covering the whole of the country, and my favourite places are Killarney and Galway. Also if you're down near Cork, go to Kinsale as it's lovely as is Cobh.

mr nice

I would recommend the Burren on the west coast in county Clare it is an amazing landscape an perhaps one of the most special places in the world,it's a limestone plateau so...well just go there

liam_top2003

book of keles ot trinity college

belfastboy

This describes N.Ireland better than ever I could.
http://www.altananam.freeserve.co.uk/
Hope it helps.

hoss

Anywhere but get away from Dublin after a couple of days max.- Its just like a quieter London with Irish accents. Go to the west of Ireland see the real place not just another boring City.

psyman_x

it's a long way to tiperary...

flutterfly

dublin, belfast and the brilliant portadown.

fucnuts76

ALL OF IT! Take as must time off as you can and see as much of Ireland (North and South!) as you can.

It's fooking luvly!!!

F76

a random night

I have only been to Dublin, I went to Trinity college and saw the book of Kells, which was a dream come true.

I didn't have the chance but I would of loved to have visited New Grange. As far as i'm aware until the turn of the century before last the guy who owned the land thought it was ahill, then some one fell through the entrance. Its older than Stonehenge and was built to coicide with the Winter Solstice, I think it was built 4000 BC.

The Irish have a rich history of myth and legend, and many beautiful historic sites. I really hope I get the chance to visit again.

Wolfman

God's little piece of Heaven on Earth. I'd recommend Dublin, Drogheda (good stepping-off point for Newgrange). There's plenty more, but those 2 are easily a day each, probably more.

jojomcn

Where nature and humanity meet. A raw warm environment. I highly recommend a drive south of Dublin, County Clare and Galway.

penguin

ballynahown, ballycumber, ballymoney, athlone, kilnargarna,
antrim.

Joe King

There are a lot of places in N/Ireland that are great to go, I went there when i was in the army during the troubles 1980+ and most of the people are real nice.

womam12

im from co. kerry and think its beautiful and visit our dolphin which has been there since 1985 yes believe he is still there and a brill!!! attraction but i have to say northern ireland beats them all giants causeway and w whole lot more dont be put off by the television and the troubles there is not alot of that going on as potrayed on telly
good luck and have a lot of guinness and have great craic

*****-BabeInTotalCntrolOfHerself

i would recommend going to the place where bloody sunday took place...it could prove quite interesting

ilochiel

Dublin has so much to see and do - during the dat there's the Guinness brewery, jail, trinity college and so much more and in the evening hit the pubs in temple Bar for some great traditional music . i found dublinners incredibly welcoming. If you don't fancy the city head down to Cork and kerry for some great walking and scenery.

The The Ring of Kerry absolutely beautiful

ms piccolo

I've been to Ireland a few times and have never seen anything more beautiful than the west coast. We flew into Galway and spent a night in the city centre, shopping, drinking, exploring. There are a lot of old pubs and shops on the high street. The next day we took a cab up towards Connemara and stayed in a hotel with ocean views. It was a miracle that we got a room, luckily there was a last minute cancellation. Not being from Ireland we didn't realise it was the weekend of the Galway horse races, a huge event that filled the town.
The next day we rented a car and headed south towards the Cliffs of Moher. I've never seen anything so amazing in my life, it's truly breathtaking. It's a must see in this lifetime! We also stopped along the way at Ailewee Cave and did a tour of the cave. Could have passed on that but it is a nice break from the car.
Renting a car and driving through the country is a must-do though you will feel as if you're a danger to society. Careful of short cement walls when backing up your car and hopefully you're car hire will have plastic bumpers... ;-) There are a million B&Bs scattered through the countryside, but best to book ahead.
Dublin is also a great little city, it's got history, pubs, castles and more. I reccommend a visit there, but if you're looking for beauty go to the west coast. The landscape is gorgeous, green with rolling hills, brightly painted houses, little villages, and many sheep, cows roaming around. You will not be dissapointed!

athenry19741983

Athenry,Co Galway on the rail line from Dublin to Galway.It is the last stop before Galway, ONE and a half hours from Shannon Airport.It is almost completely surrounded by 15 foot town walls dating back to the middle ages,also from that time is the Abbey,the castle,the Arch which was part of the town walls,famous battles were fought there ,8000 men died there in battle on the grounds of the Dominican convent.As an 11 year old in 1974 I approached the town from the cemetry accopmanied by mum and dad aswell as my brother and saw these town walls and thought this is the biggest playground Ive ever seen and it was .We bought the house and moved in as soon as possible.The only problem is that the fields that are mentioned in"THE FIELDS OF ATHENRY" are no more as some greedy people who owned them have built houses everywhere thereby ruining what was once very beutiful,now you just have to screen out the rubbish architecture to visualise what once was my free and easy ,magical playground,Enjoy,David Walls p.s.Type Etienne Rynne into yahoo and you will get an athoritative history of Athenry.He is big headed but I love him to bits

frddygrg

the capital city

steph h

i dno but i think its very nice and i would like it becuz ive seen pictures ..

VIRDS

Dublin by the river its wicked lots of bars there is also the guiness factory there. The pint in their taste amazing

Bertie the mod

Go to Waterford forget the city life. they are rude, too busy to help and some one will properly try to rape you ,rob you or kill you or even all three. Most city dwellers are tossers i should know i live in the city

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