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kil
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Jul 05, 2007

put it this way...i lived in ireland for 23 years and i've hardly seen any of it! gotta go for a look around when i get back. i reckon thta you should give yourself at least two weeks to travel around, hire a car and get gps or a really good map. dublin's a good spot but you could do all the tourist stuff in a day or two if you push it, i prefer galway which is a much smaller city but a bit livelier and easier to get around. cork and kilkenny are nice places too but the best parts of ireland are probably the smaller towns and villages and the landscape on the west coast. get out the the aran islands too if you can and spend a few days out there.
have fun!

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CANOPIEMAN says:

Thank you for the info cant wait to see Ireland

Posted on: Jul 06, 2007

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Africanc…

Aug 29, 1998

Ireland : Why is it called the Emerald Country? Because it is Green, Very Green. Well through the years, Ireland has been a country of fascination. I studied the history of Ireland over 20 years ago after reading the biography of Michael Collins. Ireland is located… Why is Ireland called the Emerald Isle?

Vikram

Sep 03, 2005

The first time that I heard of Ireland was when my mum visited Ireland in 1993. That was the same time that I heard my first Enya record, and was absolutely impressed with her. I'd also heard abou the Blarney Stone. Since then, I always found them a very interesting… Leaving England and entering Dublin...the Irish adventure begins!

kayteetx

Oct 19, 2007

Ireland. We took a train from Cork to Dublin today that was surprisingly, well, relaxing and enjoyable. You see, to save my sanity, my good cousin Martha permitted me to drive the majority of the time in Ireland, so I have essentially been… civilization....sorta

Cam85

Nov 18, 2008

…the library, we however just went for an explore around the grounds before hopping off to our next stop, the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology., the National Museum is split into 3 sites, and we thought they archaeology museum would provide us with a nice history of Ireland, we wandered through the galleries including The Treasury which features outstanding examples of Celtic and Medieval art, such as the famous… Dublin

lorenzma…

Sep 08, 1999

After the XVII th century the castle was a palace for the Viceroys of Ireland and English Kings and Queens until the end of British rule in Ireland in 1922.Above the main entrance archway stands the statue of justice. The castle is still used for elections and official state events often involving Heads of State, including the inaugurations of the Presidents… Dublin..