I am comming to Ireland ...would u like to suggest any thing special. I will appreciate response with love.?

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I am comming to Ireland ...would u like to suggest any thing special. I will appreciate response with love.?

Answer 1

If you want to treat someone special, take them to the Inchadoney Lodge and Spa in Clonakilty, Co.Cork.

A luxurious hotel on Inchadoney beach and the spa is heavenly!

Answer 2

All these things below are special things to see in Ireland.

In Dublin(city)

1.viking splash tours dublin-its an exciting tour of the city.You go on borad a WW2 vehicle and let the costume guides tell you about the great sights .You then drive inton the Grand Canal Harbour to continue your tour by water.Don't worry,you won't get wet.departure points are 64-65 patrick street(close to St. Patricks Cathedral),St Stephen's Green North.tours are every 30 mins.you can buy tickets at departure points.there is 30% discounts off adult price for 10am tour only if booked at least one day in advance.

2.Trinity College-visit the world famous 8th century illuminated manuscript which features the 4 Gospels.The Libary's Long Room is also spectacular as it is 200 feet in length.It houses 200,000 of irelands most important books.be prepared to queue but it goes fast.

3-Dublin Castle-It was built between 1204 and 1224 and was the seat of English rule and goverment untill 1922.It is used for state functions and is open to the puplic.

4.Ha'penny bridge-this is a well known and loved symbol of Dublin.It became known as the ha'penny bridge cos of the toll people used to be charged to walk across it.

5-Dublin Writers Museum-it displays collections of rare editions used by artists.

Killkenny

1.Kells-a tiny medival village in the Nore vally renowed of its beuty and authenticity.

2-Killkenny City-visit the lovely city and its castle.

Wicklow

1.Glendalough-the town has become one of the most visited sites fo wicklow.the 6 century manastic settlement is the most important of its kind in Ireland.Access to the site is free.

Meath

1.Newgrange-a lovely passage tomb that was made in the megalithic times.you have to go and see it if you are coming to ireland .also visit knowth and dowth.they are in the same place.

Cork

1.Cork city-the city is great for shopping.you can also go and see Shandon-north of the river lee,the shandon area represents corks eighteenth century status as the most important port in Europe dariy produts.

St Annes Shandon-this can be seen anywhere in the city.climb the tower for breathtaking views and take the opportunity to ring the churchh bells.

Cork City Gaol-its only a 30 mins walk from the city centre.an interactive tour takes you through teh prision.

Cobh(in cork)

1.The queenstown Story-2.5 million people sailed from cobh to america.the hertiage centre recalls this part of the history.

Blarney(in cork)

1.Blarney Castle-climb the castle and kiss the blarney stone which is said to give you the gift of the gab.

Kerry

1.the ring fo kerry-the 110-mile ring of kerry is famous for some of the most beutiful scenery in the world.you can drive around in a day.a would take a bus tour if i were you but choose a good one.

Clare

1.the cliffs of moher-they are without a doubt a spectaculr sight in the county.a 700ft drop of sheer cliff face of black shale and sandstone that together with the raging Atlantic below and the wheeling ,screaming birds in the sky provides one of the most hauting images found in ireland.be sure not to be blown of the edge!!Stay back form the side.

2.The Burren-this and area of unique natural beuty.miles of limestone slabls hide a myriad of undergroun rivers and lakes and above ground a huge varity of Artic,Alpine and Mediterranen plants can be found.DO NOT PICK ANY!!!!

3.Bunratty-go to the folk park and live the experience of how life was in ireland.local women bake bread and spin wool in the reconstruced farmsteads by open fires.go the Bunratty Castle-mediaeval banquets are one of the main attractions at the beutifully restored Bunratty Castle.BOTH ARE A MUST SEE!!!

Galway

1.Galway city-a lively spot people all over the globe come to this city.you have to visit this city.

2.Connemara-a vast area west of Galway City,has some of the most beutiful and dramatic scenery in ireland.It is a landscape of dry-stone walls,tiny fields and isilated framsteads

3.Arran Islands-3 islands make up the group know as the Aran Islands;inismore (the largest),Inismaan and Inissheer (the smallest of the 3)The islands are an examle of the sucessful preservation of a culture and language that has largely resisted the changes of the 20th century.

Ireland is a great country and there are loads more things to do.the above are just a few i could think of at the top of my head.I love ireland(and not just because i'm irish (and live in ireland)).i would suguest rent a car cos otherwise it will be impossible to see everything.Have fun.x*x

Answer 3

Come over to Co Down and visit the grave of St. Patrick himself in Downpatrick. Then travel 12 miles to the beautiful Mountains of Mourne as they "sweep down to the sea". The mountains could well be N.Irelands first National Park.

Answer 4

You've got to try the Honeybear ice cream.  As far as I know, you can only get it in Ireland, and it is the best stuff I've ever tasted.

Have a wonderful time there.

Answer 5

Do you mean that you're planning a holiday?

Well,you have Dublin as a lively cultured capital.Nearby are The Wicklow mountains.The best scenery is in the West though-Kerry,Cork,Connemara,Donegal etc...The Dingle penisula in the far Southwest is a wild and remote beuatyspot.Be prepared for the weather though-it changes quite a lot,especially in the West.

Answer 6

If you are going during the winter months, take your waterproofs and some warm clothing.

Answer 7

Yes, there is a beautiful place in County Limerick named Moyross. I suggest you live there, beautiful place, friendly people and the houses are VERY affordable. much love!

Answer 8

go to kerry and west cork. the ring of Kerry has world recognition! i love it there!! soooo beautifull!!!!!!

enjoy

Answer 9

If you go to Dublin look for "Casino Marino". This is the most hidden architectural gem of the British Isles. To see the area around Dublin city take the following Dublin buses from terminus to terminus, using travel cards you can buy at arrivals in Dublin Airport.

Buses 33, 75, 44.

If you have access to a car, do the Ring of Kerry in Winter.

Visit Galway city and go west to Clifden.

Speak to the Irish people you meet!

Answer 10

i'm from limerick and would like you to ignore the first answer.limerick has a wonerful medivel castle and another castle in buntraty aboute 20 mins outside the city. i would also recommend county clare for sightseeing, it has many lovely seaside towns. galway is another great city to visit.

Answer 11

hi i,m from Ireland (Dublin) i really suggest that you take a trip to the city centre there is great night clubs in temple bar try busters and  if you like architecture check out Dublin castle , trinity college / the Phoenix park etc . and if you have time go to the main bus station it.s called bus eireann and you can hop on a bus and go around the coast of Ireland to the likes of galway (great pubs ) and so on ...... enjoy

Answer 12

Salmon fishing on the Moy in Ballina ,The Ceide fields,Co Mayo

Have a great trip.

Answer 13

For a friendly, lively atmosphere and great nightlife, visit Galway City. There is lots to do, especially if you enjoy live music and pubs!

For beauty, visit Connemara in County Galway, Westport and Achill Island in Mayo, and The Burren in County Clare.

For a real taste of Ireland as it used to be, visit Inis Meain, the second of the three Aran Islands in Galway Bay. It is unspoilt by tourism and is Irish speaking. Fantastic.

Have a wonderful trip!

Answer 14

its very simple come over with a smile coz you will go home with a smile,

Answer 15

there's lots to visit and to do. all depends on what you like and how much time you've got. in Dublin, as well as cafes, bars and clubs there is great shopping and lots of museums and art gallerys to visit. There is a hop on and hop off bus to take you ao. bout and you can buy tickets in most city newsagents. you could go to the zoo or to the jameson or guiness factory. you can take a dart train to the nearby coastal and very pretty towns of Howth or Dun Laoghaire or go as far as Bray in Co. Wicklow, which isn't far. if you like nature then Wicklow is the place. Only about an hour from Dublin, it has lots of gardens and a natural park. Ideal for hill walking is the wicklow way. Glendalough is really beautiful as is Powerscourt gardens. In Kildare, japanese gardens and national stud is fabulous if you like horses. County Clare is a great place, on the west coast of Ireland - the Burren, lahinch, cliffs of Moher. All really beautiful. Kilkenny has a beautiful castle and Dunmore caves. Sligo is very pretty with lots of lakes. Loughkey forest park in leitrim. Northern Ireland is also very pretty. Killarney, with lakes and scenery is fab too. Tourist office in Dublin is located in Suffolk street and also at the airport. They can give you any help for trips and what to see and do. Have a nice time.Dress warm and always at any time of year have a rain jacket. Good walking shoes also.Plenty of money as it is not very cheap.