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Could not help thinking that this must be rock-bottom budget accommodation when staying in this luxury caravan ...... lol. /It just looked so inviting and begged me to take a photo of it.
Written Feb 28, 2011
I have a fascination with harbours and fishermen boats. They always seem so romantic to me, no idea why cause the smell should be enough to put anyone off I would think. Still I loved visiting them and seeing what the fishermen caught for the day.
Written Feb 28, 2011
I was totaly intrigued by the ruins of some castle or watching post in the middle of the greens and was wondering if you were suppose to hit your ball through one of the "windows" or "doors" and if that would increase your handicap ...... lol
Written Feb 28, 2011
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Cannot think of any other reason why you would be coming this way. A definate must not miss when in this area. After all this was the main reason for our visit to Ireland.
Written Mar 14, 2009
Our guide gave us some cock and bull story about droit de seignor and a rude local name for this monument. But I find on looking it up that the stories are not true, as so much that guides tell you is fact mixed with fiction. The website below gives the real story
Updated Jun 25, 2007
Website: http://www.burrenpage.com/corneyobrien.html
2 Reviews and 45 Opinions We did not sleep over here, but went in for a cup of tea. The service was very good. We asked if we...
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liscanner hotel: best hotel for miles
lassy1 Says: Stayed in this hotel for one night would have liked to stay more but because i booked it that morning hotel was booked out following night. Food was lovely, staff friendly and very helpful. Rooms are spacious and very clean. Cliffs of Moher is a few minutes up the road and...
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From the outside Tides looks like a souvenir type of shop, but they do sell coffee and the most delicious cakes.
Favorite Dish: Chocolate cake
Written Mar 14, 2009
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If you are travelling by car, then this is a good spot to stop and stock up on some nice fresh bread etc before continueing your journey
Written Mar 14, 2009
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I found some lovely gifts here to bring back home. A little fairy with a ruby that you can hang onto your handbag or wallet
Written Mar 14, 2009
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Liscannor is a tiny fishing village standing at the end of Liscannor Bay, which we reached just before getting to the Cliffs of Moher. Liscannor's history is steeped naval and marine importance. John...
you haven't? well you should have! Liscannor is a small village in the west of Ireland: the closest to the world famous Cliffs of Moher. Its cute, i went to national school there so i should know....
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