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RE: A few spare days, what to do? From Dublin.

by galister 21 May 2012

I also think Dingle is too far to go in a short time. Glendalough is definitely worth the trip - if you're at all fit do the 9km walk…
RE: Ireland without a car

by markfawkner 21 May 2012

Welcome to TT. Have you considered heading straight from the airport to Galway? Since you will have to wind up in Dublin eventually…
RE: A few spare days, what to do? From Dublin.

by rodway 17 May 2012

Day trips from Dublin - Bus to Blessington for Russborough House (large classical country house). Bus / coach to Trim - Substantial medieval…
RE: A few spare days, what to do? From Dublin.

by yofletch 17 May 2012

Ride the "DART" from Howth to Greystones. lovely.
RE: A few spare days, what to do? From Dublin.

by markfawkner 17 May 2012

IMO, two days in Dublin and then head west to Galway for day tours of Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher/Connemarra - the former possible…
RE: Day trips from Dublin?

by markfawkner 16 May 2012

Hi #8. It might be advisable to start a new thread. Just click on this http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/forum.jspa?forumID=25&keywordid…
RE: 2 Months Solo in Western Europe

by bjd 15 May 2012

For the places I know about, I agree with the others on here. 5 days in Dublin is too much and Cork is too far for a day trip. As Aribo…
RE: Day trips from Dublin?

by markfawkner 12 May 2012

Dalkey and Howth may be good independent day trips, the former has some great walks. Trains or buses from Dub centrsal.
RE: Dublin Bikes

by markfawkner 02 May 2012

I'd probably recommend Gallaghers Boxty House in Temple Bar as a safe pair of hands (although not fast food). It has a good atmosphere…
RE: 3 days in Dublin

by markfawkner 27 April 2012

#4 you've also got the very photographic Samuel Beckett Bridge along the way too. Speaking about monuments to foolishness, some delightfu…
RE: dubpubs03

by markfawkner 24 April 2012

Dubpubs04 will have an amended entry for Dice Bar since it is no longer part owned by Huey and will include Findlater out at Howth. I…
RE: dubpubs03

by stiofan75 20 April 2012

Maith thú Mark! Bloody stream is very cosy! Also The Abbey Tavern up the hill. And by the way there is a small Italian café with blue…
RE: dubpubs03

by markfawkner 20 April 2012

Stiofan I am off to Howth this weekend (showing friends around, will sample L Mulligans for first time this weekend and also Dice Bar)…
RE: Irish Itinerary

by markfawkner 19 April 2012

#2 has some great suggestions. Other day trip/beautiful coastal places from Dublin are Dalkey and Howth. In terms of places for a drink…
RE: dubpubs03

by stiofan75 18 April 2012

I see ye enjoyed Fallons! Nice eh! Next time your in Dublin jump on the DART to Howth. Check out "The Bloody Stream" which is attached…
RE: Help with Itenerary for Dublin/Galway/Dingle

by fear_rua 09 April 2012

I would think you might as well stay in Howth or Malahide on the last night. That way you can relax, go for an evening walk somewhere…
RE: Help with Itenerary for Dublin/Galway/Dingle

by stlmarkd 09 April 2012

Here is our updated itinerary, we are getting close to getting this all figured out. We're just trying to figure out where we want to…
RE: I'm a homo...

by Spellmistress 02 April 2012

Ooooooooooooo you know whose furniture is very nice, but used to be ridiculously pricey over here? LAURA ASHLEY's, that's who. Lovely…
RE: Help with Itenerary for Dublin/Galway/Dingle

by fear_rua 29 March 2012

Howth is definitely more scenic than Malahide. Get there early and, assuming the weather is good, you can do the cliff walk - very scenic.…
RE: Help with Itenerary for Dublin/Galway/Dingle

by WaterhazardJack 29 March 2012

Good, well-considered itinerary...if I had to tweak it, I'd probably suggest you choose some more interesting stops on Sept 25...unless…
Help with Itenerary for Dublin/Galway/Dingle

by stlmarkd 28 March 2012

My wife and I will be travelling to Ireland for the first time September 19 - 27th. Below is where we are at and would love any help filling…
RE: The Hare with the Amber Eyes

by CupidaStunta 28 March 2012

>was full of old birds eye fish fingers, which would have been a mild dissapointment to most people Not MOI! For you see I got a lovely…
RE: Just an American girl in Love in Ireland

by stiofan75 15 March 2012

I agree, there's no need to fork out cash for a guide in Dublin. Check out some of the tourist websites and most of the hostels provide…
RE: Nervous about traveling solo

by anwanda 05 March 2012

I find Irish very easy to talk to and very friendly, you will have no problem meeting people. I would definitely recommend Cobblestones…
Re: Baby friendly cottages in Ireland

by Suburbanescape12 25 February 2012

Hi, If you don't fancy straying too far from the airport, the East coast offers many pretty beach towns as well as Newgrange. I'd recomme…