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Itinary?

by EnClair 27 April 2012

Hi, we will be in Ireland for 2 weeks in late july, early august. It seems, that we need to book accomodation in advance, so we need…
RE: Happy birthday to the Telecaster.

by RayCCroc 23 March 2012

And yes Spelly, we are boring old farts. Curse you and your big Clonakilty black pudding.
RE: Photographer touring Ireland castles and small towns

by gertrudevanranden 19 March 2012

You might like visiting the south west of the country to places like Skibereen, Clonakilty and Cape Clear Island. I also rented a car…
RE: 1st Ireland Visit: 4 Nights, 5 Days. In Shannon, Out Cork.This week!

by PhilipD 16 January 2012

Your route looks a little confused. I'd stick with a steady trip along the south-west coast, although a loop around Clare for your first…
RE: 1st Ireland Visit: 4 Nights, 5 Days. In Shannon, Out Cork.This week!

by markfawkner 16 January 2012

You've mentioned Blarney Castle, I wouldn't bother. Your itinerary looks okay but IMO going north to come back south seems a bit of waste…
RE: recipe help

by Iolar 20 December 2011

I am especially enjoying Annascaul black pudding at the moment. I bought some because it was listed as an ingredient as part of a meal…
Clonakilty accommodation

by annabrinks1 13 November 2011

Can anyone recommend budget accommodation in Clonakilty, Co. Cork? Am going for the marathon Dec 10 and have left it very late to book,…
RE: Kinsale v. Cobh

by stiofan75 22 October 2011

Yet another vote for Kinsale! It beats Cobh hands down. Architecture, food and bars. Medieval buildings on every street, Charles Fort,…
RE: Dublin to Cork and back

by stiofan75 10 October 2011

Decent city centre hostel is: http://www.avalon-house.ie/ Tipperary - Cashel or possibly Cahir? Both are heritage towns. Kinsale is…
RE: ,

by stiofan75 28 September 2011

You mean Malin Head surely! Mizen Head is the South West! (seaneendubh :) West Cork is stunning as is the Dingle Peninsula. West Cork…
RE: Holiday Destinations in Ireland

by stiofan75 22 September 2011

West of Ireland has the best scenery from Cork in the South West to Donegal in the North west. The nicest villages are in the South west.…
RE: Good base for Cork / Kerry

by PhilipD 23 August 2011

Kenmare or Bantry would be the most central for what you are looking for. Kenmare is nice, but quite expensive, Bantry is more of a 'regula…
RE: First Trip to IRELAND - 3 weeks

by markfawkner 01 July 2011

You have hit the school holidays which means you may need to book ahead a bit in terms of accom. Nice smaller places I have stayed in…
Re: Honeymoon in Ireland (Need help planning specifics)

by lizard63 01 May 2011

fly roundtrip into Shannon. Go to Cashel to see The Rock, Cahir to see the castle, thru Cork to Kinsale. Take the walking tour of Kinsale,…
Re: Solo backpacking/tips/festivals/scenery

by kaedejo 06 April 2011

Hi just read your post - as far as cheap bus and rail travel goes in the republic - forget it im afraid - rail is far more expensive than…
RE: quick question about ireland

by yofletch 25 February 2011

Yes there are such toilets which charge before you enter the prices differ anywhere from E 1.00 in Kinsale, and as little as .20 cent…
RE: Music

by greennomad 13 February 2011

An Spailpin Fanac in the city De Barra's in Clonakilty (West Cork) are 2 that immediately spring to mind
RE: Travel advice for Ireland, please!

by markfawkner 19 July 2010

Two or three days in Dublin itself will see you right (Wicklow and Glendalough are often recommended as day trips form Dublin and that…
RE: Northern Ireland/Ireland

by markfawkner 02 June 2010

#13 and Lucan and Tuam. And some streets in Galway. And Clonakilty. Mmmm. Black pudding.
RE: Travelling Around Ireland

by marguin 26 April 2010

I would have to agree with some of the posts on here - I think 5/6 days in Dublin is far too long - you would be bored silly!! It's a…
Re: West Cork Ireland

by PhilipD 05 April 2010

A month is a long time, you'll have plenty of time to explore by yourself. I'd suggest just investing in the main OS 1:50,000 Discovery…
RE: Taking 87 year old dad to see his ancestral homeland

by markfawkner 24 February 2010

The traditional/most popular for seven days is Dublin and west coast. BnBs are by the millions on the west coast and May is one of the…
RE: SUGGEST AN ITINERARY FOR IRELAND FOR 10 TO 15 DAYS

by mickregan 17 January 2010

Hi J, As a suggestion: West Cork : 3-5 days. (Kinsale, Clonakilty, Glandore, Schull, Bantry, Glengarrif) Kerry: 2-4 days (Kenmare /…
RE: 10 Days in Ireland

by izzymac 21 December 2009

Cork & Kerry are the most you'll be able to manage but will certainly be rewarding. Off the beaten track is easy in Ireland, but make…
RE: Ireland 5 days

by djpkemp 13 October 2009

The real problem is driving inside Galway and Cork or the nearer outskirts. The roads are busy, one way systems (in places) and if you…