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Tankfantry says:
I have visited Shannon, Ireland in both winter and summer. And all I can say is that it is beautiful all year around. It is a small quite area with great sites. The Airport is small but clean and well keep. The Pub and the duty-free shop have everything you could ever want, and if you do happen …
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danikbates says:
Airport: Dublin - Aerfort Bhaile Átha Cliath (DUB)
Location: Just north of Dublin.
How to get to nearest town: There are double decker green buses in operation to and from the city centre of Dublin. An underground railway line has been approved and hopefully it might be opened in the next co…
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Dublin Bus
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#48 of 55 general tips & advice in Ireland
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OurWorldTrip says:
Before I moved to Dublin, someone told me that public transport in Dublin is appalling. I thought, how bad can it be...little did I know!
Appaling is not the right word to use and I believe there's no word that could describe how bad Dublin Bus really is. One thing though, I am originally from Germ…
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Digital Maps
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#49 of 55 general tips & advice in Ireland
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peterdaly says:
maps.google.com is a handy one or even better download googles earth.google.com, I use the google earth for planning trips ;)
Oh I think http://www.mapquest.com/ might be useful ;)
Well I hope that help you
Peter.
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dubdamo says:
#1 Brown Thomas shop window on Grafton street is a real treat at christmas.This theme this year is "Circus"....a must see!!
#2 Check out the hustle and bustle of the many city centre markets which really come alive at Christmas time with all sorts of colourful charactors.
#3 If you are feeling br…
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X_Drive says:
How many of us are excited by castles? If my guess is right, more than half. Presently there are over 20,000 members here and even if only 10% are interested in castles that still makes for a lot of people. So even though the data I am presenting is from my local newspaper and says it was original…
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joelennon says:
Cork International Airport flies to destinations around Ireland including Dublin, Shannon, Kerry and Galway, aswell as several destinations in the UK, including London Heathrow, Gatwick and Stanstead, Liverpool, Birmigham and Manchester. It also flies to many European destinations such as Barcelona,…
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searchin4sabatini says:
Hiya, just a few short words on New Year in Dublin. Personally, I'm not a big fan of my hometown at that time of year. Increasingly in the suburbs, most bars are ticket only on the night and some of the best clubs in the city centre will also be that way. You'll need someone in the know who can book…
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Irish Pound
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#54 of 55 general tips & advice in Ireland
Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Ireland
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jaredhauf says:
The Irish pound (English) or punt Éireannach (Irish) was the currency of Ireland until 2002. The Irish pound was superseded by the euro on 1 January 1999, when the Irish pound legally became a subdivision of the euro; actual euro currency did not begin circulation until the beginning of 2002.
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andrewmarshall says:
Not only was Dublin boring, it was expensive. There isnt much to see in the city, and everyone really pumps up the pubs, but frankly 4.5 euro for a beer to sit in a dreary pub isnt really my cup of tea. Maybe its because I went by myself (did that for a few cities but liked all of them) or maybe I d…
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