Ireland and the Lifestyle

Question

My Significant Other (SO) and I will be coming to Ireland, probably to Dublin, in March (what better place to spend St. Patrick's Day?) and W/we would like to meet others who are like-minded, possibly find a dungeon to play in. Can anybody send U/us in the right direction?

Answer 1

You want to play in a dungeon, what age are you, 5?  Head West and then North.

Answer 2

Come and join us in Ballydung!

Just don't bring your SO with you.

Edit:

Forget about it. If you're 59 you're too old for us!

We thought you were around 25.........

Shame though, we have plenty of dungeons in Ballydung Manor ;-)

Answer 3

Yes, Dublin is a good place to spend Paddy's Day. However, it's not representative of Ireland as a whole, and for all that it's the capital of the Republic, still has a very English feel to it. Even native Dubliners think this.

Try to get out and see other parts, head west and south.  

Answer 4

Dungeon? What are you talking about? If you are talking about something got to do with dragons etc then maybe you should be looking to Wales?

EDIT: My, my, aren't you the little nasty person to people trying to help! Rude, rude, rude!!!

Answer 5

Unless you have your heart set on Dublin, can I recommend you look around? Dublin is OK but a bit rough and you don't get much of a feeling of the Irish way of life there. It's just a normal city really.

I spent this summer in Ireland and had an amazing time in places like Galway and Kerry. I'd really recommend Galway as a great place to experience the 'craic' and have a great time. People are much friendlier there too!