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 ...
I also have tons of bills bank statments patslips letters with my photo and name and address on the form you get with your learner driving liscence... but no passport.
Please help... i was born ...
I will be visiting Ireland for 10 days in August and am looking for great B & B's throughout the country. I will be flying into Dublin, renting a car, and then touring the country via the ...
mercedeshoff
What is the best beach to go to in or near Dublin?
If the weather stays like this I would like to lay on a beach this weekend any suggestions?
My favourite beach near Dublin is Killiney Beach. It is very easy to access (Dart to Killiney), offers a breathtaking panorama of celebrity villas (Bono, Edge, Neil Jordan, Enya and the like), Sorrento Terrace, Dalkey Island, Bray and the Sugarloaf mountain and is nice to swim on. The only drawback is, depending on time of year, that the beach can be quite stoney... Also beware of the freak waves that appear about half an hour after the Dun Laoghaire ferry has shown on the horizon - it's the wake which washes up higher on the beach than normal. Many a towel has been lost that way... (I speak from experience.)
cleofox32
Donabate Beach or go to Howth or Bray.
suek
bettystown co.meath
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Jesus Christ !! Don't listen to any of those people.......the 3 best beaches in dublin are Skerries, Dollymount and Portmarnock...Dollymount was just voted one of the best in the whole of Ireland...getting a blue flag ( the beach equivalent to a michelin star ) and they don't give them out to any old beach...
red lyn
Portmarnock, Howth, Sutton
diabless1978
dalkey, britis bay, bull island, bray, greystones
Soo
Silverstrand in Wicklow. The link below mentioned a few beaches with blue flags in Ireland. Enjoy the sunshine
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