i love the coast, and plan on golfing a whole lot. Any trip ideas? renting a car and cruising anywhere u can recommend, would love to see as much scenery as possible. Im looking for a day by day ...
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Oh I think Killarney in Kerry is great. You will get to meet a great mix from different county's and country s and it is mad crack.
Its a town so you will find it easy to get around and see the sites. Great mountain walks too if you need a break from partying.
I worked with Canadians killarney. Ye are very nice and have Avril Lavigne too, she rocks.
Enjoy your trip where ever you decide to go.
Good Luck.
decskelligs
Personally i think Galway City but then again it is a city. If you want rural Ireland then i would recommend Ballinskelligs, Co.Kerry. It only comes alive at the weekend though.
Orla C
Several places. Look out for local festivals.
Mr. Self Destruct
i think you cant go wrong with galway and dublin, theyre definately the 2 best.
but im assuming since your coming from canada that youll be here for 1-2 weeks anyway so you should have loads of time to travel all over here and spend a few days in a few places
Dan G
Hmm, personally, I think Galway is brilliant, although it is a bit far removed from the rest of the cities in Ireland. You can't go far wrong with Dublin. Belfast is damned good as well, although I am a bit biased since I live here!
But if you're coming to Ireland, it's a pretty small country, so I would suggest trying to visit as many as you can!
wendylilly
believe me, they are all more or less the same!
Aimee M
Monaghan lol!!
It's where I live and it's kinda boring but I love it :D
I think it's actually the film capital of Ireland though and there's a blues festival once a year.
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