Republic of Ireland from 8th to the 12 of September

Question

Im going to visit Dublin in September and Im realy excited because I wanted to go there for long!!! So I have some simple questions that maybe you can help me :)

* Hows the weather there in early Setember?

* What clothes are most apropriate to wear (winter, spring summer...)

* Is it possible to do one day round trip to the north?

* Are those Dublin Passes any good?

* Do we pay to see the Castle and if so, how much?

* What do you recomend us doing and seeing?

* Is there offers for vegetarians or its hard to find somewhere to eat? (like sandwiches and stuff)

* and finally: WHERE CAN I FIND BONO?!?!?! Looooool. Kidding :)

Well, thank you a million

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Answer 1

Normally it's one of the better months but then August isn't normally too bad and we've just had flash flooding.

Jeans and hoodies are the common clothing.

You won't be able to do it in one day.

Not sure about the passes

I'm not sure if you have to pay but I went as part of a fieldtrip for uni and didn't. If you go make sure you also see the Chester Beatty Library which is in the grounds as well and is free.

It depends what you are coming for. so I'm not going to give specifics.

You will have no problem getting vegetarian options in Ireland.

Answer 2

I answered all your questions in order

* Could go either way, we have very changable weather.

* be prepared for every weather but whatever you do don't forget rain gear.

* No, It's a big place, and depending on where you want to go it could take up to four hours to get there

* I have no idea

* I don't think so,  most of the museam-y things in Dublin are free. You probably have to pay for a guided tour though

* Do the viking splash, thats brilliant ->http://www.vikingsplash.ie/

* most places will have a few veggie things on the menu or cheack out this page ->http://www.dublinks.com/index.cfm/loc/8/...

Answer 3

* Hows the weather there in early Setember?

It's very unpredictable, although it's usually quite sunny...a bit breezy and maybe showery...although the way this summer is going here you should bring your umbrella!

* What clothes are most apropriate to wear (winter, spring summer...)

A raincoat!! if it rains and it probably will...but jeans and a jumper or even a light shirt and trainers...

* Is it possible to do one day round trip to the north?

Yes it is...from Dublin it should take from 2-3 (four in traffic) to get to the north and another 2-3 (four in traffic) to get back so if you head off early you should have a great day

* Are those Dublin Passes any good?

Yes...it is only fifteen euro per day with FREE entry to 30 of Dublin's top tourist attractions..over 24 special offers, added value and discounts in some of Dublin's top venues! FREE airport transfer to Dublin city with Aircoach! FREE 84 page, full colour, guidebook to Dublin! Skip the queues and become a VIP! Only with the Dublin Pass...

yes, very worthwhile

* Do we pay to see the Castle and if so, how much?

It's free with the Dublin Pass and I think it costs a small fee without.

* What do you recomend us doing and seeing?

Anything that is free on the Pass...it's all good

By the river liffey, there is a great attraction! There is a sort of cabin beside a few boats (called ribs)...they take you out for an hour on the river liffey...it is the BEST fun ever...

* Is there offers for vegetarians or its hard to find somewhere to eat? (like sandwiches and stuff)

There are plenty of places to eat. No worries...lots of vegetarian options.

* and finally: WHERE CAN I FIND BONO?!?!?! Looooool. Kidding :)

I've seen his house! If you go on that boat i mentioned they will show you his house...but he will probably be out of the country...

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