kelly h asked:
BEST things to see and do in IRELAND. I will be visiting Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny Bunratty. I would like some ideas on the BEST things to see and do. THANKS for any advise…
I would like to see scenic things, maybe a hike allong the coast? I would like to visit non touristy resutraunts and pubs to take in real culture. Def. bars and night clubs…
BEST things to see and do in IRELAND. I will be visiting Dublin, Galway, Kilkenny Bunratty. I would like some ideas on the BEST things to see and do. THANKS for any advise…
I would like to see scenic things, maybe a hike allong the coast? I would like to visit non touristy resutraunts and pubs to take in real culture. Def. bars and night clubs…
Helen asked:
My trip’s in mid-September and my first stop is Dublin, afterwards I’ll be heading down south to Cork. I was thinking it’d be nice to visit Foulksrath Castle when I get around the area. Would it be better to make a pit stop on the railway at Kilkenny and see Foulksrath or seeing Blarney Castle first and then taking a bus (or whatever transportation is best) to see Foulksrath Castle? I don’t know my way around there and I don’t intend to drive. Please advise. Thank you!!
My trip’s in mid-September and my first stop is Dublin, afterwards I’ll be heading down south to Cork. I was thinking it’d be nice to visit Foulksrath Castle when I get around the area. Would it be better to make a pit stop on the railway at Kilkenny and see Foulksrath or seeing Blarney Castle first and then taking a bus (or whatever transportation is best) to see Foulksrath Castle? I don’t know my way around there and I don’t intend to drive. Please advise. Thank you!!
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made_inthe_eighties asked:
My friends and I are looking into going for a weekend away to Dublin in late July this year. We’ve managed to find cheap RyanAir flights. Considering staying in a hostel to be cheap (we’re poor students haha!) either that or a cheap hotel. Any ideas of hostels/hotels which are nice and cheap – doesn’t have to be fancy but nothing too disgusting! Also any ideas on places to go in Dublin during the day – nice restaurants cafes places to see and also the nightlife – bars and clubs to visit etc. Any info would be great…thanks =]
My friends and I are looking into going for a weekend away to Dublin in late July this year. We’ve managed to find cheap RyanAir flights. Considering staying in a hostel to be cheap (we’re poor students haha!) either that or a cheap hotel. Any ideas of hostels/hotels which are nice and cheap – doesn’t have to be fancy but nothing too disgusting! Also any ideas on places to go in Dublin during the day – nice restaurants cafes places to see and also the nightlife – bars and clubs to visit etc. Any info would be great…thanks =]