My friend Eli had a very strange experience...he was on a camping trip in the village of Haffcutt in Western Ireland. He got chatting to some locals in the village pub and when he told them where he ...
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I'm from Italy and I'll come to Ireland in May. Do you know which car rental is the cheapest in Dublin (airport or city, it is the same)?
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i want to go to ireland a vacation for 2 and i would really love to stay in a castle but i dont want to spend a fortune... im wanting to go sometime at the end of next year and i want to be in the ...
I want to go to ireland with my friend in a few years and I was wondering abotu how much it would be. We'd probably take southwest airlines and we live in michigan. I know the price will ...
I want to go to Dublin for a long weekend, in particular i want to to go to The Draiocht theatre, which is in The Blanchardstown centre Dublin 15, can anyone tell me how far out of dublin city centre ...
my friend's uncle is from ireland but has lived in canada for 30 years. She wants to get him something when she goes that you can only find in ireland or something he might miss... any suggestions woud help, thanks!
Tea tea tea tea tea!!!!! but check first if he is a Barry's or Lyon's man....
Puzzledirishgirl
Gosh this is a difficult one. I guess most things are on the internet these days but I know a lot of people miss Tayto crisps. http://www.taytocrisps.ie/ After that I am not sure! Sorry
GEEGEE
How about a food item from a specialty store that's not readily available for consumption? There's an Irish shop in St Augustine, Fl that has all kinds of cookie and cake mixes and food items that I assume are regional to Ireland, and not abroad, so maybe she can order something like that on line.
Leaine Ni Loingsigh
A good sod of turf! Cans of Guinness! Jamesons whiskey! Tayto crisps! The new Roinne Drew Cd!
Priscilla Duck
Unfortunately food items are often detected and confiscated at customs - I tried to bring Clonakilty pudding to a friend in BC and had it taken from me. Something like Taytos or Cadbury's chocolate bars are a good choice - they're not fresh food items and should be allowed. Copies of magazines like Magill are good for catching up on current affairs, and old-time mags like Ireland's Own are good for a laugh. A newsletter or newspaper from the town or county he's from would be hard to get in Canada and full of local news and gossip. Those are the things I missed most when I lived away. Most international Irish brands like Guinness or Jameson are easy to find abroad.
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