Ireland
 

I want to visit Ireland sometime this year, with Maria :) We're not really into nightclubs and stuff, but it would be nice to stay somewhere where there is a good night life, something resembling the culture of Ireland. I'd also quite like to stay somewhere that allows easy access to the country areas and maybe the coast of Ireland.

Can anyone recommend a good place to stay? I looked on http://www.discoverireland.com/ and east Ireland looks really nice

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The Osprey Hotel in Naas, Co. Kildare.

Or just down the coast from Dublin, maybe somewhere like Bray or Greystones. Good access to Co. Wicklow, and a short train ride into Dublin.

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thanks, I'll check those out :D

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Ireland is really nice, Dublin's worth a visit. Visit the oldest pub have the best pint of guinness you'll ever have, giant's causeway etc. etc.

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Yea, i think i'd like to visit dublin. I might go for staying at a hotel out of dublin, and get a train ride in and stuff, see some other places too

im quite excited at the idea, ireland looks so nice

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You might want to take a couple of days for that, there is lots to see and do.

The Guiness Storehouse is definately worth a visit. We went last year for a day trip and ran out of time to get round all the things I wanted to see.

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hmm, ok, thanks fizz. I'll browse the interweb and decide with maria what we might like, maybe we'll stay closer to dublin :D

mmm guiness

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can I come?

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Dublin is a bit touristy and with prices to match, plus lots of stag weekends are held there. To see the real Ireland, get out of there.

Cork is nice and not too far from Dublin

I've been to the West Coast and that's really nice.The Cliffs of Mohen are one place you should go if you can. Breathtaking.

Wherever you go you will find you always get a good welcome wherever you go

If you do go, take your wet weather gear, as Ireland is green for a very good reason

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Be sure to include Northern Ireland. As I posted yesterday, it is simply stunning. Down and Fermanagh - fantastic.