Insider advice sought - September trip

Bahoo - great except of course we would have no idea if we did bump into each other. Here in America we have lot's of folks who like to revise history. good to know that may not be the case there. Would love to have a pint with you (although my wife does not drink beer at all so she might need some other libation).

lol well there is no shortage of libation in this country!!
Well let me know what your pans are and if I am free around the time I'd gladly join you for a drink and impart any little bit of knowledge I have with you both :)

Careful what you offer we just might take you up on your offer to tell me some great Irish history while i buy you a pint or two, so long as you don't mind me bringing the wife. Probably best not to post exact plans etc ... her on this public forums though. is it aright that i try to contact you some other way?

we'll sort something out closer to date. Got a busy few weeks ahead but will drop back to you.

Hi Shannahan. Hiring a car and driver would be very expensive. Would be happy to meet up with you in Dublin and give you some pointers. Cost you a pint though!!

Your on. how do I best contact you so we can discuss details of our trip and figurre out a great place / time to meet up.

Have you booked your hotel in Dublin yet, I'd be happy to make some recommendations. I don't know if you can pm on this site - do you?

I dont know about Pming but let me look. We have booked a motel but our reservation can be cancelled if there is a better place. We are at a best western Sheldon house i think it is called ?

That's in an area between an industrial estate and a housing estate. It's quite a distance from the city in the suburbs, and not the nicest suburb you could find. At a similar budget you could try Bewleys Hotel in Ballsbridge or the Tara Tower a little further out

Wow thanks for the heads up. Sounds like i need to change our reservation. Now I definitely owe you a pint .