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Off the beaten track Dublin

30 Reviews Visit Howth Learn how to SAY 'Howth' like a local! Do the Guinness thing (and taste the black stuff!) Talk to locals. The Abbey Tavern is, of course, the main reason anyone who is a beer drinker...

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City Walks, Shopping, and Towns Worth Visiting Cork

22 Reviews Cork is not too big a city,its suberbs do stretch out a bit but the city centre is small enough being about 1.5 mile squared. there are some interesting buildings in the city centre but most of the...

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City walks and Towns worth visiting Galway

12 Reviews I recently spent a week-end in Galway with my partner. We took the train from Dublin to Galway. We stayed at Lynfield Guesthouse in College Road. It was just a two to three minute walk from the train...

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King John's Castle Limerick

4 Reviews There is so many leyers in this city. Oldest part of the Limerick is around King John's Castle. I have'nt discovered everything yet. But this castle sure dominates the view of the city. Thomond...

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Breath taking scenery! Killarney

2 Reviews I have lived in Killarney all my life. I used to go back there practially every weekend when in college. The best thing about Killarney is the scenery, even if it is probably the most popular tourist...

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Historic sites of Waterford Waterford

1 Review Explore the historic sites of Waterford. The cylindrical Reginald's Tower is Irelands most historic urban monument which is more than a thousand years old. The tower is located in the quay area of the...

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Kilkenny Castle Kilkenny

2 Reviews Forty years before our visit (short in the total timespan of the life of the castle), Arthur Butler, 6th Marquess and 24th Earl of Ormonde, sold his abandoned and deteriorating castle to the Castle...

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Glencar Waterfall Sligo

1 Review Glencar waterfall is well signposted - you can't miss it! After our little walk around Deer Park, my friends were not ready to trek to another site so they waited for me to walk to the waterfall....

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Kinsale Town Kinsale

3 Reviews After we visited Charles Fort, we parked in town, walked all through the town and a local park, and ate lunch. While we were looking at the harbor during lunch we saw the head of an animal pop up. At...

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Fungie Dingle

2 Reviews So when my friend saw all of these people taking pictures of the Fungi statue she was really confused. "Out of all the pretty things here, why is everyone wanting a picture of the damn dolphin?" were...

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Howth Harbour Howth

5 Reviews Growing up, I was very near the Atlantic Ocean of central Florida, and foolishly this meant little to me. Now I am four or five hours from the ocean. So even a couple of quality hours of seaside...

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Queenstown Cove Cobh

2 Reviews The bus tour made a special stop at Cobh (which is pronounced Cove) so that we could go through The Queenstown Experience. Cobh, under the English was called Queenstown, and many Irish immigrants left...

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Inishmore Inishmore

3 Reviews Inis Mór is the largest of the three Aran Islands off the west coast of Galway, with a population of about 900 people. The name means 'large island'. Inishmore is a popular tourist attraction, so it...

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Glendalough Wicklow

1 Review GLENDALOUGH' this a very beautiful aim to travel! Here you can hike through the forests and mountains and you can see a beautiful waterfall! And before you do that you can make an organized trip...

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Off the beaten track Drogheda

1 Review The area around Drogheda is filled with history and there are small and lovely towns to explore everywhere. South of Drogheda and North of Dublin you can find a lovely sea-side-town called Skerries....

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Religion Ballyvaughan

2 Reviews As you travel around, take time to view the statues that you may find outside Churches and, occasionally, alongside the road side. As well as normally being along a religeous theme they are usually...

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Driving Achill Island

2 Reviews Atlantic Drive is the most spectacular road on Achill Island - always going along the great coastline towards the very end of the island. the Atlantic drive is about 20 Km long and you will meet only...

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Skellig Michael Great Skelligs

11 Reviews Many steep cliffs are found on the island - so watch your step ... ...and take lots of breaks in order to see the great panorama-scenery Clouds are arriving quickly from the sea sometimes, but in...

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Tholsel New Ross

1 Review Check out the 'Tholsel', (toll stall) on the corner of Quay Street and South Street. This building can be shown beyond the palmtrees in this photo. I was surprised to find palm trees growing here at...

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Croagh Patrick County Mayo

2 Reviews After giving up half way to climb Croagh Patrick I walked down and sat down in the cafe of the visitors centre to wait for my boyfriend who went all the way up. A few old ladies and a nun asked me...

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Cliffs of Moher County Clare

4 Reviews Lighthouses are one of my favorite things, and I was able to photograph one when I was at the Cliffs of Moher. I believe that this one was Inisheer which is actually one of the Aran Islands...

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General Comments Dublin

41 Reviews FREE TRAVEL The Dublin Pass offers FREE travel to the city centre, from when you arrive into Dublin Airport you make the most of your Pass by travelling FREE to the city centre with Aircoach. The...

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Castles, Big Houses, Ruins and Churches Cork

6 Reviews I had a real fascination with Castles and especially the Ramparts! I could just vision waiting up in the castle waitin for enemy to attack. Well I thought they were cool anyways! They reminded me the...

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Mountains, Woods and Bogs Galway

7 Reviews For us the area is a great landscape - but for people, who were forced to live there, and who had no chance to earn a living or grow their own vegetables, it was a hard living many of the houses were...

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Limerick Treaty Stone Limerick

1 Review Check out the Limerick Treaty Stone. It was in 1691 that the Limerick Treaty is said to have been signed when Limerick finally fell into English hands. This stone can be found near the castle if you...

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DUBLIN is a wonderful quiet,...

by shivan

DUBLIN is a wonderful quiet, pleasant town.Music is everywhere. Celtic music has its homeland here so you can find CDs never seen before. Some artists are mot famous here and almost unknown abroad, like Christy Moore and Eleanor Shanley.It's very hard to find something of them abroad, the only place where I did find something is Tower Records at Piccadilly Circus, London. The Dubliners, instead, are well known abroad, so look for them in your store's shelves, if you laki celts music.Bands of musicians are everywhere in town.

One of the country's wildest...

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One of the country's wildest scenery lies just offshore: Inishmore the biggest island of the west-coast Aran Islands is the best known among the three Aran Islands. Dun Aengus, which perched terrifyingly on the edge of the sheer southern cliffs of Inishmore, gives a perfect view of the tremendous cliffs rip along the entire length of the island.

See the west of the country. ...

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See the west of the country. The country is at its most beautiful there, from the mountains and valleys around Killarney, through the lush hills of Limerick and Clare, to the rugged rocky beauty of Burren, Connemara and the Aran Islands. The picture above was taken in Connemara, just to give you an idea of what you could be missing if you don't visit. Walking through the Killarney National Park along the Kerry Way was an awe inspiring experience. The sheer beauty of the land around me while walking along the trail with no one else around for miles (or at least nowhere to be seen), the overwhelming emotions of being one with the land - experiences one simply cannot capture on film or in words and something I hope to never forget.

Visit the Cliffs of Moher in...

by enorin78

Visit the Cliffs of Moher in Doolin. Walk (or crawl like I did) to the edge and look over. You will see the most beautiful ocean 800 feet below!And you have to go to a traditional pub with irish music. Spending St. Patty's Day with the locals at O'Connors Pub.

I'll be back!

by Mandy23

Don't know if it's the fondest, but it's a memory of our first trip to IRL in 1997. Well, not exactly about the trip, more the time before. We should go by bus on Tuesday to a town nearby and then to IRL, but by mistake we already dragged our luggage on Monday morning to the bus station. Come on, don't laugh, things like that can happen or not? ;-) And after waiting and waiting and no bus in sight, we finally figured that we messed up the date when our trip should start. So we tried it again next morning ;-)And about the 2001 trip? I did this one with a friend that I met originally online, but in the meantime it's a 'real life' friendship as well ;-)

U2 at Slane Castle!

by Sunshine64

I went to Ireland with a remote hope of being able to get tickets to see U2 at Slane Castle. The good karma I had from giving up my Grateful Dead ticket in the 90's must still be with me, because, miracle-of-miracles, we got tickets! It was the most amazing experience! I will never forget the 100,000 people singing along with every song, and the friendliness of the Irish people.

I was staying in a small...

by Tara2001

I was staying in a small village called Ballyhack on the Wexford-Waterford waterway. It is a very picturesque place, typically Irish, traditional and quaint. There is a small corner shop in the village and of course, the pub, where the locals seem to gather regularly during the evening. The fresh air is astounding, and the glow of the stars in the rich blue night sky is not to be missed.

The second step of my tour...

by mcfly77

The second step of my tour was Galway, about 3 hours from Dublin across the N4 and the N6. Galway is a small town on the west coast that overlooks the deep and endless Atlantic Ocean. It is a very touristic place, where you can find all kinds of people wandering from a restaurant to another. In fact in Galway the best cod you’ve ever eaten is sold, always fresh and good-smelling, served togheter with French fries. Very good! But the best thing to do in Galway, I think, is to sit in front of the ocean looking to its enchanting jet-blue surface. You will get rid of your problems. You will feel free while watching the swans swimming in the canal that brings water to the ocean. I don’t recommend you spending the night in Galway, but go southward till the Cliffs of Moher (about an hour from Galway) where there are a lot of beautiful B&Bs in which you can spend a good night. In particular I...

Dublin:Dublin has been the...

by mcfly77

Dublin:Dublin has been the first step of my 'Irish tour'. I get to the city bya Panorama charter flight, very cheap and comfortable. Even if it was theend of July, the dublin sky was completely covered with grey clouds, andit was raining. But that was a drizzle rain that didn't bother me. I thinkthat the best way to visit Dublin is wondering around the small streets,stopping time by time in a pub to take a beer or an irish coffee, havinga chat with the pub folk, always willing and well-tempered, except somescorbutic old men that could blame you cause you're not Irish (it's anexceptional case, anyway!). Don't mind them!In Dublin you absolutely must: the pubs, (expecially those in the suburbs, free from tourists), St. Stephen Green (an enchanting park), the many churches (like Christ Church Cathedral) and take a walk by the Liffey.

Listen to the local radio...

by kalipa44

Listen to the local radio stations and read the local newspapers. They are usually a mine of information as to what is on in the area, places to eat and with a little bit of local history thrown in. Better still why not look them up before you visit.http://www.southeastradio.ie/http://www.peoplenews.ie/ Wexford Harbour

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