Should the uda receive few quid from HMG?? Additional Details With the presence of the Britsh army, RUC, B specials, What contribution did the uda make, my point, hence the (few quid)...
I will be flying from the USA to Ireland and need to get to Galway. I wonder if flying into Shannon and then a bus the easiest/fastest way to Galway? Any advice? Thanks for your help. :)...
my husband and i are planning a trip to ireland and we want to go when it isnt a peak travel time (i.e. june-august) i was doing some searches on some travel sites for october and november but i was ...
My parents think that I should only bring fancy clothes like khaki pants, and collared shirts when we go to Ireland. I think this is stupid, because they obviously dress casually there so why can'...
so i am going to ireland with my school during the st.patricks day parade in dublin, to perform(we are a marching band). we are going to be in limerick, galway and dublin. any neat places to visit ...
Am reminiscing a wee bit...haven't been back to Dublin for some years now....do you remember Woolworth's at the top of Grafton Street?...
the Santa window at Switzers...Bewleys for a ...
I am an American female and wish to live in Ireland to get my PhD. I spent only a week there in January and loved it! I would like to go to UCD; however, I'm just skeptical because for one, I ...
I want to go to Ireland next year with my family. Where should I go?
My kids will be 9 and 12. We want to see castles and lots of scenery. We also want to see famous landmarks. I was thinking about only staying a night or two in one town. What do you think?
if you want scenery then don't go to Dublin, its the capital and its just a big city really - you have to go to west. Killarney and Dingle like a prev person said, but you can do the ring of kerry tour in a day really if you want. Also Galway and Clare are beautiful and you could head over to the Aran islands from galway. Conemara is another place with amazing scenery
have a look at the website:
www.discoverireland.ie
reflexiveaction
I highly recommend the ring of Kerry tour and a stop over to Dingle. The tour is no more than a few days but you'll hit up some of the most cultural enriching villages and towns and appreciate the wonderful scenery of Ireland.
♣Älmighty Ätheist♣
Wicklow and Dublin are fun cities. And some good castles to include are Blarney, and if you like the creepy places, Leap Castle. ♣
Jess L
dublin becos you can get buses and stuff to all the famous stuff just go to a tourist info office
Heyits1984
not to limerick also known to the locals as '' stabtown''