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RE: Ireland - 2 weeks. Do I need to book in advance?

by markfawkner 27 April 2012

It sort of depends on where you are going to be but I would suggest yes, you should probably book in advance. You would get BnBs in many…
RE: Day trip from Cork

by PhilipD 10 April 2012

First off, I'm not sure you can hire a car for a day, most rentals have a 2 day minimum. Your trip is do-able, although personally I…
A few notes on a two week trip last October with pics.

by twjthornton 29 January 2012

Picked up some good pointers here on TT whilst putting this trip together. This is just some salient points i would like to pass on. …
RE: Need advice on a low-key town in Ireland

by fear_rua 18 January 2012

Ballyvaughan? Or if you want really low-key, Carna? In the south, you could try Schull or Skibbereen, or Ballyferriter. Cahirciveen…
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: 1 week in Ireland

by agill01 08 August 2011

If you only have one week, then I suggest you stick with Cork and Kerry, otherwise you will spend too much time on the road and not enjoy…
RE: South west Ireland priorities

by fear_rua 12 July 2011

West Cork is nice, you should certainly head along the coast by Skibbereen and Schull and down as far as Mizen Head. Guagán Barra is also…
RE: 11 days in Ireland...Itinerary help!

by markfawkner 06 May 2011

11 days is a good amount. I would suggest Dublin and surrounds (3-4 days), Galway and surrounds (2-3 days), Killarney (2 days inc. Ring…
RE: City hopping east Ireland- HELP!

by pudner 10 November 2010

Dont forget Dingle in Kerry and West Cork - Schull and Goleen. The Bus Service is pretty reliable for the most part and also use 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 tony_b 22 November 2009

I'm a big fan of West Cork and May is a wonderful month to be going. But with just 6 - 7 days to play with, you're going to be spending…
RE: Ireland in November - Achill, KIllarney, Galway

by djpkemp 28 September 2009

I can't comment on Achill or Mayo but as of the end of September a lot of tourist-related Ireland begins to wind down. Galway is always…
RE: Ireland Itinerary Question

by joengrace 15 July 2009

I would say that the anti-Cork brigade haven't spent any time down here. Well worth a night or two and cuts down on the driving. It's…
Re: Ireland Itinerary Review

by susanneb 13 July 2009

Don't overestimate how long the driving will take. I would say on average it will take an hour to travel 40 miles, and that's on the average…
RE: advanced reservations 20 - 30 July?

by djpkemp 10 July 2009

Presuming West Coast Ireland here. I would say book for the first few nights and while at those places check out what it is like in terms…
Re: Trip to Ireland mid july, tips on my itinerary

by conorleahy 25 May 2009

Hi Steve, As you seem to have discovered, visiting Ireland is very expensive (I know - I live here!). Petrol is currently in or around…
Re: Ireland itinerary - Advice/feedback needed

by conorleahy 25 May 2009

Hi, I live in Ireland and here is my recommendation (doesn't include all that you stipulated but may help regardless - giving my honest…
RE: Touring Ireland

by djpkemp 30 April 2009

Hi ya OP. As always search TT for recommendations, particularly search for littlefox - a poster who has a great list of Ireland sites…
RE: hiking & Activities in southwestern Ireland

by tony_b 20 March 2009

Two weeks on Cape Clear. Aren't you lucky!! It's a lovely place. Given that you want to travel slowly, including walking from place…
RE: Where to stay/visit between Kinsale and Dingle, Ireland?

by djpkemp 29 January 2009

Kenmare is nice (there is a standing stone circle, ancient 'Cromwell' bridge - a derivative of a name for moustache rather than the murderin…
RE: Where to stay/visit between Kinsale and Dingle, Ireland?

by djpkemp 26 January 2009

It is about 180km Kinsale to Dingle, something like 240km via Schull - kind of out of the way, but Schull is really nice and heck, two…
RE: Driving Times In Ireland

by djpkemp 28 October 2008

#4 is right on the seasonal front, almost got caught out in Schull since they all seem to close on the last weekend of September. Be…
Re: 3 days driving tour in Ireland....where to drive? That is the question!

by lob77 13 August 2008

Hi, If I were you I would concentrate on one 'corner' of the country. Being Irish (a Corkman) and having travelled to every county in…
RE: Cork - West Cork - highlights and questions?

by Caitriona82 05 March 2008

Having spent practically every Summer in West Cork I can tell you that you definitely won't be stuck for places to visit! My favourite…