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 ...
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.
Where ...
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...
will you need a visa, for an indian passport holder if you driving to N. ireland and then onwards to Dublin via road. you possess a UK driving licence and have been in the UK under HSMP visa for ...
So I'm moving to Ireland sometime this year. I have no idea what I want to do, I've had 5 years in retail and 1 year in a bank, but I'm pretty open to any job! I'm ok with new ...
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(Of course, this is all provided that I somehow manage to survive vacationing during the dead of winter, but the flights are so inexpensive that I can't pass it up! ;-) But anyway, since I'...
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Hollie w
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. Additional Details i dont want stupid anwsers from stupid people i want to no if i can take him on a ferrie or something
get the ferry across from where you are to roslare or where ever the ferry goes into ireland. i would say you would have no trouble getting your dog over here. the best thing to do is check it out with the vet. when you are booking your car on the ferry ask in the ferry company is it possible to take a dog with you. why dont you check it on line with the ferry nearest to you and see if there is anything there about taking animals. good luck
Brendan K
The cheapest way at the moment is to fly. Ryanair are cheap but are hiking up the prices as of late, in my opinion Aer Lingus are the best way at the moment. I'm living in Blackpool at the moment and just priced the Ferry from Hollyhead so I can drive around back to Clare, its almost £350, rather expensive if you ask me.
kevinostrea
Offer to drive a semi to the location. I got from south California to north in a semi with my bro!
iNsTaNt pUdDiNhEaD
make the dog pay
Captain Blue Dog
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If your dog knows how to fly a plane, you could steal one and your dog could fly you both there.
In the unlikely event your dog does not know how to fly a plane, your only other option is for your dog to swim and you hold onto its tail while it pulled you along.
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