Traveling to Ireland for Christmas and New year.Any suggestions about our plan?Best places to visit?
Hi me and my wife are going to ireland from the 27th December 08 till 8th January 09. We will arrive at Dublin airport in the afternoon . We are planning to rent a car for all the holiday.For that day we are staying in Dublin. The following morning we are driving to Sligo and stay there for 2 nights.We wish to visit the Giant`s Causway and rope bridge, Donegal, while we are there. Is it worth it to drive that long? After we are driving to Galway for 3nights 30th till 1st. Is it good to celebrate the new years eve there? Than we are driving to Kerry for 2 nights.The first day we tought of having the Gap of Dunloe tour, and the next day we are visiting Cork and the Futa wildlife park.Is it good in winter to visit both these places?
Than we are heading to Dublin for 4 nights 4th Jan till 7th.While we are there we wish to visit the Wiclow Mountains and Avoca. Also the Guinness brewery and the chimney, Trinity College, And some parks.
During the holiday we will be staying in BB. Any suggestions of what else to do in these towns please or the best things to visit while we are there and what about the weather? Thanks
From Malta
to experience the real tap dance, the real deal in Dublin, 2 or 3 lessons at most.
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i have just got the go ahead for planning in Dublin, can anyone tell me this, the land is in my mothers name, and due to the fact (financial reasons) she cannot sign the land over to me,or sell it to me, am i going to find it hard to get a mortgage, theres no probs with her going garantuer on the loan, and the collateral is there ten fold on her property to the one i hope to build, but with the land being in her name, and not going to be signed over to me until years to come, ????? any advise guys!!! thanks for your time.
As the new boy i’m getting roped into organising the x-mas party. UI think its about £200 a head and in the past they’ve been abroad, amsterdam, Prague, Dublin. Where shall we go this year? We work in Advertising in London, ya ya, if that helps? I want good fun ideas please,…. do your best Yahooers!
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Hello! I am a 23 year old female and i am traveling to Dublin Ireland this november. I was wonder what type of clothing i should bring? Coast, rain jacket? Are there clubs to go to? If so how should we dress to go there?
What are some cool things to see and do while visiting there?
My best friend announced recently she is getting married in September wants to go to Dublin for the weekend – its £200 for the flight hotel and god knows how much for spends and I just can’t afford it but don’t know how to tell her. I have had my hours cut in work as i work in the mortgage industry and my hubby has started a new job which requires him to be on less money for the first 12 mths – I don’t even know if ‘ll have a job soon and I’m worried sick about this as we have three small children to think about .I just can’t afford this expensive weekend – please help!! (incase anyone is wondering my hen night cost £50 all in for BB, three course meal, wine and a show!)