 What is the cheapest way i can get to ireland with my dog? |
I can drive i live in london and want to go to galway.
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 What counrty is north east of ireland? |
What country is north east of ireland?
in what direction would you travel from galway to dublin? (in ireland)
In what direction would you travel to get to belfast from donegal?(... |
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 Can anyone give me advice on Emigrating to Ireland and getting an Irish Passport? |
| I would like to Emigrate with my family to Ireland, my mother was born in Ireland and has still got an Irish passport 'my mother has lived in the UK for 45 years I don't know if that makes ... |
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 Where can I buy a Beddy Bear, either in person in Cork City or online for Ireland? |
| Its for a present for Xmas, those bears you can heat in the microwave. Play.com dont deliver to Ireland and amazon seem expensive. I live in Cork city so a shop would be ideal but links to websites ... |
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 Help please? |
were heading to the ormeau avenue 2 the spring and airbrake next wekk. but worried about religious status there. i have been told that it can be trouble there.
can help one tell me if its ... |
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| Sense of humour and the Celtic Tiger? |
| Is it just me, or more so in YA travel (Ireland), have some people lost their sense of humour? Did it leave with the Celtic Tiger? As Irish, I thought we had a quick wit about us, and our humour was ... |
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 B&B in Ennis County Clare? |
| Hi. I'm looking for a cheap and nice B&B in Ennis for 4 person near the city center, could you give me some advices? Thank ... |
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 Sligo or Shannon...........? |
| I plan to move to Ireland and I cna't decide on which of these towns to move to. I love them both so... Any suggestions?... |
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 Dublin to Belfast??? How? |
| I am going to be in Dublin in May, and I am looking to go see a concert in Belfast. What is the bus line I would take to get from Dublin to Belfast and back to Dublin? And about how much would it ... |
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 Need help, where can I find cheap tickets to Ireland? |
| I may be going to Ireland with my dad, sister, and friend. We would be leaving probably April 20th, and coming back April 24th, or around then. We have family in Ireland, so we wouldn't have to ... |
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 Travelling to Ireland for first time? |
I'm from Australia and love Ireland so much and really want to travel there because I've just finished highschool. I want to go for three months and want to be based in Dublin.
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 What is your favorite places in Ireland (ages 18-21)? |
| I plan to take my daughter to Ireland next year and I'm looking for some places in Ireland that she would enjoy visiting. We will probably hit most of the standard attractions (Cliff of Moher, R... |
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Natalie H |
I am planning to take a trip to Ireland. I would like to know the best places to visit.? |
I am very fascinated with Ireland. I see pictures on the internet and my calendar provides me with additional pictures too, hahaha. I would like to see as much as I can. |
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Well now, my advice is, if you live in a city where you are, don't go to a city here unless you're just passing through.
Be aware when you're making your plans that it takes 2 or more hours to drive 100 miles (160 km) because the roads here are not built for speedy commuting.
Take 2 weeks and stay in the same region, you'll see a good lot of that region. Hire a car for the job, but not a very big one, medium or small is much better.
If you travel to Ireland in the summer, book as much of your accommodation in advance as you can. Despite being a bit expensive, Ireland is still very popular.
Get hold of the DK Eyewitness Guide for Ireland. I get this for other countries (I live in Ireland) and it's great. It also includes information about festivals, which are getting better all the time, due in part to the foreign nationals who now live here and are part of the community.
As for the best places - it's all good. I have a preference for the west, but then I've always had that even though I grew up in the South East of Ireland. |
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have a look at this, it might help you
http://www.ireland.ie/ |
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Jeremy M
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Killarney and Galway and their surrounding areas.Cork and Dublin |
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oh wow i dont know but let me know if you see any fairies! (seriously) |
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Dublin, you nust visit Dublin, its fantastic. |
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I enjoyed some of the castles/ruins etc eg Cashel, that are scattered all over the place. The hillsides look like they do in the calenders ie green and rolling.
I also liked Cobh (said cove) near Cork and the Dingle Peninsular.
I didn't see enough and I was there for only 5 days.
Dublin is quite nice and I like Kilkenny.
I would hire a car to get around and take your, even though its small, the roads are not like motorways and you take longer than you think, and it gives you the freedom to go where you want and stop where you want. |
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