What are the best places to visit in Ireland (that's if you live/ have been there)?

Question

What are the best places to visit in Ireland (that's if you live/ have been there)?

Answer 1

When you come to Ireland, hire a car and drive around, the longest drive from one point to another is about 6 hours at the most, and each area in Ireland is different and has its own unique charms.

Answer 2

Giant's Causeway, Bunratty Castle, Blarney Castle, The Burren, King John's Castle, The Dunbrody, Waterford Crystal, Cashel, Beehive Huts, and The Cliffs of Moher

Answer 3

On the West coast is "Connemara" and the "Ring of Kerry" (popular with the yanks). You'll need a car to enjoy the scenary.

Answer 4

I grew up there.  The south and south-west coast are beautiful and rugged.  Kinsale, 16 miles south of Cork city, is a quaint little  harbour town (overrun by tourists lately, and eating can be expensive), but picturesque and friendly.  Well worth a visit. Lots of history (Charles Fort), and cute stuff in the shops.  Old Head of Kinsale has the 2nd highest cliffs in Ireland (awsome!), and a VERY expensive golf course (Tiger plays there).  Go on around the coast thru Garrettstown, to Timoleague Abbey - look for the skull under the wall (my brother put it back, honest!!). Dunworly beach is lovely too.   You can drive all the way round the coast roads, do B&B overnights and see the Ring of Kerry, going thru Killarney - marvelous rugged rocks, heather, isolated beaches, shaggy sheep on the mountainside, and phenomenal food!  All this talk makes me want to go back there again this year....... :)  

I do hope you get the chance to go.....it's worth every penny!  Tha go mait! (It's great!...in Irish).

Answer 5

Dublin, mate. I went several times. In fact that's where I met my girl friend, mate. We have been dating for three years now.