Dublin Central
Could this be the partying capital of the world ?

What are the best thing to see, do eat in IRELAND?

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…

Tagged: on Sunday, January 31, 2010 · 4 Comments »

4 Responses to “What are the best thing to see, do eat in IRELAND?”

  • gaspipe Says:
    February 2nd, 2010 at 9:12 pm

    depends on what age you are, what your intrested in,when your coming, and were your coming from?
    i suppose pubs with live music, the theatre, art and history museums, temple bar, the food is the same here as it is pretty much everywere!
    mabey give a bit more information so you can get better answers!

  • Crazygirl2 Says:
    February 5th, 2010 at 6:15 pm

    I would say Cillian Murphy for all those three things in the question. But that is a bold answer and he is married now. (sniff)

    Well here is a few places around Munster.
    The best part of Ireland.

    Go for some walks.

    Try cinema, bowling.

    The everyman is quite cheap for plays etc.
    If go opening night.

    Go one of the fabulous caves.

    Siamsa Tire is a great place for places and fort too

    Try Killarney for the night life. It is all good.
    The Grand and Crypt are great Nightclubs. I am in love with the Grand though. I want to Marry it. lol.

    Links below.

    Good luck

  • Ant7 Says:
    February 7th, 2010 at 1:30 am

    U not visitin donegal?

  • Geoffrey Scott Says:
    February 9th, 2010 at 10:04 am

    There are a lot of really good sightseeing opportunities in Dublin.

    You can visit the cathedrals in the city centre (Christchurch and Saint Patrick’s) or some historic castles (Argillan and Malahide castle are both worth a visit).
    Here’s a list more top picks:

    Bars and nightclubs are easy – go to Temple bar (more touristy) or the Grafton Street area (less touristy).

    If you have a bit of time on your trip Glendalough is always one of the recommeded places to visit – just outside Dublin in Wicklow county – it will blow you away in terms of historical interest and the fabulous scenery.

    In Kilkenny, apart from the castle, which is its main attraction be sure to visit St Canices round tower. You can climb to the very top and look out across the city. Bit scary coming back down the narrow steps but a memorable experience.

    You won’t have any problems finding bars and restaurants in Galway – The Quay bar and the Kings head are two of the most popular but it is very easy to spot the more traditional local bars as you stroll around the streets.

    Enjoy…

    • Leave a Reply