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RE: Itinerary for Ireland

by ambarush 14 May 2012

Don't skip Co Meath if you are interested in history, as you said. Newgrange, Tara , Monasterboice , Mellifont are all worth seeing…
RE: Northwest/ NI itenerary advice August

by WaterhazardJack 13 March 2012

Great trip...try and give yourself a little time in Drogheda before you leave and visit Millmount Tower and maybe have a look at St Lawrence…
RE: Tell it to me flaps

by ben_hanscombe 11 February 2012

Like Churchill said: the wogs start at Drogheda. Hippoh, he's got to learn about disgusting Irishisms sooner or later.
Re: Advice on itinerary 16 days/nights end of next August

by kep 25 January 2012

So I took everyone's advice & got out the knife. I can't help but feel I may still be trying to do too much, but here goes, any advice…
RE: Mortarboards - a feminist issue?

by Iolar 11 November 2011

Eastern Seaboard in Drogheda has a great chipper a few doors up from it. They serve corn dogs and oysters while you wait.
HEH

by the_hames 04 November 2011

I was told last night that if one wishes to order a battered sausage with one's chips in Drogheda (lovely Irish town), one asks for a…
RE: Congratulations Papa & Greece!!!

by Iolar 04 November 2011

Yes, closer to Guinness than the Clock. It's on the corner with Thomas Court. It's near a church. I think the name was changed around…
RE: The Irish Prez election rolls on

by socky_posh_cock 07 October 2011

Followed closely by Eastern Seaboard in Drogheda. That deserves a bib.
RE: The Irish Prez election rolls on

by the_hames 07 October 2011

>If I'd grown up in that environment, I may have become a member. There's always another way. No doubt it was shit up there, but to…
RE: 12-day IRE adventure suggestions? (with car)

by stevecavanagh 24 March 2011

I personnally would leave Dubin and head to Cashel to see the Rock of Cashel & THEN head for Cork City .Then head to Doolin from there…
RE: 1st trip to Ireland in September....looking to not be too touristy

by stevecavanagh 24 March 2011

If you going to land in Dublin & only have nine days,i would see Dublin your first day,then go to Drogheda where you can stay & see Newgrang…
RE: Help planning 1-day visit

by anniepops112 31 January 2011

Whilst Glendough and Powerscourt are beautiful if you are already north of the city at the airport why not head up to Newgrange? Only…
RE: slane accommodation

by pipfinn 17 October 2010

That's a shame, its a great location & I've had some really nice meals there. There are plenty of good accommodation offerings nearby…
Re: slane accommodation

by pipfinn 16 October 2010

Hi Bob, In Slane village itself there is also a local hotel called the Conyngham Arms, not sure what the prices are like. http://www.con…
RE: slane accommodation

by archaeobabe 15 October 2010

Hi Bob, I live in that area. Just outside Slane village is a self catering farm hostel, about 1 mile from the village www.slanefarmhoste…
Belfast City Tour

by aussiespud 22 September 2010

After considering the replies on my previous post (Giants Causeway and Belfast) I'm considering just spending the day in Belfast. Two…
RE: off the beaten path ireland

by quelian 06 August 2010

The beaten path in Ireland is probably the best place to be - it's way more attractive. If you really want to see the real Ireland, try…
RE: Want your team to win the Champions League next year?

by Firehazard Jack 26 May 2010

Please don't go to Drogheda...
RE: A weekend in Ireland - What to do?

by callmekim 18 October 2009

So maybe you might like, to head in the north direction. One hour from dublin, on a regular bus route, you can arrive at the town of Droghed…
RE: Warning: Belfast/Dublin trains disrupted

by alan1972 23 August 2009

Just to add a minor detail - the DART commuter trains north of Dublin (to Malahide and Howth) are not affected as the bridge is just north…
Warning: Belfast/Dublin trains disrupted

by jamesbrownontheroad 23 August 2009

Just some info for anyone planning rail travel between Belfast and Dublin... On Friday evening a bridge on the Iarnrod Eireann 'Northern…
RE: Bus to Belvedere House? Monasterboice?

by PhilipD 07 August 2009

There are several places called Belvedere House in Ireland, you need to clarify. So far as I know there are no regular scheduled buses…
RE: questions about itinerary

by joe552 07 January 2009

It seems to me that you're doing the right places, but not in the right order! Giant's Causeway to Kilkenny in a day? I'd go to Newgrange…
Re: Tattoo Artist in Ireland

by SarahK136 23 October 2008

Sean Venter in Zulu, Temple Bar (Crown Alley, above Metal Morphosis). He has tattooed my sister and I many times and all are amazing (he…
RE: Newgrange on a Saturday in July

by littlefox 25 June 2008

Gymno, You should also look at www.irishcitytours.com under the day tour section and Bus Eireann buseireann.ie do day trips to Newgrange.…