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  1. johnmonkey avatar

    Itinerary for Ireland

    by johnmonkey 13 May 2012

    Hello everybody, I'm new to this so please bear with me. I'm from the U.S and I will be going to Ireland in a few weeks (June 4th-June11th)…

  2. magic_man avatar

    RE: Visiting Dublin and Studying English

    by magic_man 09 March 2012

    There's around 50 English language schools in Dublin and around. You could choose to go to one in Bray (in Co. Wicklow, where accommodation…

  3. annabrinks1 avatar

    RE: Self catering options for a couple - Ireland

    by annabrinks1 10 February 2012

    You could try Avon RĂ­ in Blessington, Co.Wicklow. The town of Blessington itself is not great but the area is very scenic with lake and…

  4. socky_posh_cock avatar

    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by socky_posh_cock 27 September 2011

    The Roundwood Inn has nice food, but it represents poor value in my opinion. I would eat in and around Aughrim. The Stonecutter is good…

  5. fear_rua avatar

    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by fear_rua 04 September 2011

    Also in Wicklow - Enniskerry is a pleasant little village, while the Blue Light, just outside Sandyford on Ballyedmonduff Road, is a pub…

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    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by fear_rua 04 September 2011

    I would suggest maybe redistributing a day from Wicklow to Cork. Other places worth seeing in Wicklow include the military road from…

  7. ger_power avatar

    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by ger_power 02 September 2011

    hi can i suggest a trip to Newgrange in county meath..just over an hour from dublin. it is an ancient neolithic passage tomb site that…

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    Re: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by MontyPython 31 August 2011

    Hi, Thank you so much for that reply. We're heading over this month! Thanks for the warning though. Our interests are varied and it's…

  9. markfawkner avatar

    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by markfawkner 30 August 2011

    You can spend a whole day at Glendalough alone. A web search will give you details on the churches, ruins, and walks in and around the…

  10. MontyPython avatar

    County Wicklow and West Cork

    by MontyPython 30 August 2011

    Hi, My boyfriend and I are arriving in and leaving from Dublin, we're hiring a car. We're staying for 10 days arriving on a Monday and…

  11. CH5443 avatar

    RE: First Trip to IRELAND - 3 weeks

    by CH5443 05 July 2011

    I agree with most of the above suggestions. Howth is a great place to eat seafood and then take a gander to the pier to feed some seals.…

  12. saoire avatar

    RE: Side trip for Refined Lady in Dublin, suggestions sought

    by saoire 22 May 2011

    I think the national stud would do the job. PS. Was very nice to have you to visit Ma'am. Edited by: saoire

  13. globetrotttt avatar

    Wicklow to Galway by car- cool stopping points between?

    by globetrotttt 16 April 2011

    I'm off to visit my Irish friend, and we'll be leaving from Co. Wicklow to Galway for a look around, and a trip to Inis Mor, among other…

  14. flipflops1 avatar

    Re: 8 Days in Ireland

    by flipflops1 27 January 2011

    I second the reccomendation of doing a tour of the Wicklow mountains. Its not far from Dublin so its perfect for a day trip and the landsca…

  15. flipflops1 avatar

    RE: Going to Ireland for a week in March (& will be there over paddies!) Any...

    by flipflops1 13 January 2011

    You can find out what events both free and ticketed are going to be on in Dublin for Paddy's day here http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/…

  16. geekygirl avatar

    Re: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by geekygirl 21 November 2010

    My brother and his wife did this recently. They are not very fit and walk incredibly slowly (such that it is actually painful to walk…

  17. Frida1 avatar

    RE: Only 3 days in Ireland and no car...

    by Frida1 11 November 2010

    You should check into exploring the coastline and scenic beauties of County Wicklow. Combine that with Kilkenny town, its castle, and…

  18. alan1972 avatar

    RE: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by alan1972 10 November 2010

    It is not difficult at all - as ambarush noted it is a popular outing for families with kids at weekends. The walk itself is not particularl…

  19. HappyCrusader avatar

    RE: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by HappyCrusader 10 November 2010

    I've never been, but relatively easy, according to [Dublin & Wicklow walks website|http://www.wicklowwalks.com/sugar-loaf].

  20. Metropolitan avatar

    RE: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by Metropolitan 10 November 2010

    I've been promised lunch at Murphy's (anyone know it) if I do it.

  21. susanbyron avatar

    RE: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by susanbyron 09 November 2010

    If you dont fancy climbing it, you could sit back and enjoy the exquisite view of it from Powerscourt.

  22. ambarush avatar

    RE: Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by ambarush 09 November 2010

    Sunday afternoon family climb but I did refuse to do it age 10 on the grounds that my book was more interesting.

  23. Metropolitan avatar

    Sugar Loaf Mountain, County Wicklow

    by Metropolitan 09 November 2010

    Am having a bit of a debate with some friends. We drove past the Sugar Loaf Mountain in County Wicklow back in May and my friend's dad…

  24. ambarush avatar

    RE: City hopping east Ireland- HELP!

    by ambarush 03 November 2010

    A month is along time if you are just doing the east coast. A couple of days in Dublin, a couple in Co Meath, Newgrange etc (not a city…

  25. yofletch avatar

    Re: Hiring a guide to drive me from Dublin-Dingle and back Nov. 22/23

    by yofletch 24 October 2010

    Complete MADNESS !!!!! You've more money than sense Head to Powerscourt, County Wicklow instead. Enjoy.

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