I’m planning a trip to the U.K. I will be flying to and from London. I want to visit Edimburg and Dublin too. What order makes more sense? Any suggestions on trains and/or airlines?
I am considering taking a cheap flight from the Netherlands to Dublin and travel further from there. Which place is nice to visit for a few days where I can see some beautiful Irish landscapes?
Im going to visit Dublin in September and Im realy excited because I wanted to go there for long!!! So I have some simple questions that maybe you can help me
* Hows the weather there in early Setember?
* What clothes are most apropriate to wear (winter, spring summer…)
* Is it possible to do one day round trip to the north?
* Are those Dublin Passes any good?
* Do we pay to see the Castle and if so, how much?
* What do you recomend us doing and seeing?
* Is there offers for vegetarians or its hard to find somewhere to eat? (like sandwiches and stuff)
* and finally: WHERE CAN I FIND BONO?!?!?! Looooool. Kidding
Well, thank you a million
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I really want to visit a place in Ireland that has a lot of country, like barns, horses, things like that. I already think I’m going to visit Limerick and maybe Dublin. I’m probably only going to visit for a little bit, so I can’t visit to many places. Where would be a good place to see the country in Ireland?
Thanks so much!
I’m definatly looking into that National Stud thing, and Garnish Island looks really nice. Flowers are pretty when you’re touring
My wife and I are going to Ireland for 3 months to vacation/ look for houses and find jobs before we decided if we want to stay there.
If any of you live there or have been and know of some cool towns i should check out let me know.
We are are both 25 and we like to kick back and have fun and do alittle partying.
We are mostly sure we don’t want to live in Dublin.
Thanks for your help.