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RE: 4 Days In Ireland (In to Dublin and Out of Cork) - Suggested Routes?

by pudner 17 August 2011

Yep the Blaskets are too far to go for 4 days. Kilkenny and Cork both have castles, ruins, gardens, churches and pubs and are really great…
RE: Driving the Irish Coastline (Dublin to Dublin)

by annabrinks1 09 February 2011

Sounds like a great trip and if you love the countryside I doubt you'll be bored. IMO the coastal areas are the best parts of Ireland.…
RE: Best way to get from Dublin to Cork City

by ambarush 11 April 2010

1 There is a coach going from airport to Cork. Google Aircoach. About 3 hrs but there website will have info on times and prices. Otherwis…
Best way to get from Dublin to Cork City

by joleeau 11 April 2010

Hi Everyone - We are arriving in Dublin airport at 11.15am and want to travel straight on to Cork City for 4 days. We will see Dublin…
Re: House/apartment rentals in Ireland

by attridge 03 November 2009

You could check out [Irish Vacation Rental |http://www.irishvacationrental.com/] There is a lovely cottage in East Cork at [Whitethorn…
RE: Travel Cork & Kerry in November

by finn_nl 23 August 2008

Oh, and I nearly forgot - the coast east of Youghal in county Waterford is a bit less remote but also very rewarding. Limestone cliffs,…
RE: Itineraray for 14 days in Ireland - comments?

by irishcustardcrust 10 January 2008

Just a note to say I agree with Phillip D, I love Lahinch and Doolin. The rugged coastline, a walk in the Burren, the Aliwee Caves and…
Ideas for whistlestop Ireland trip

by AmandaDee 15 July 2007

If you can stop at Youghal there is beautiful guest house there called glenally.. fantastic place to stay, delicous food, homemade cookies…