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City Breaks

Ph3n0m · 2004-07-12 10:02:15

Just wondering, who the best operator is to approach for city breaks. Just looking to get a weekend break in august. And would I be better leaving it til the start of august in the hopes of getting a good deal?

12-07-2004 10:02am

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Ph3n0m

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Just wondering, who the best operator is to approach for city breaks. Just looking to get a weekend break in august. And would I be better leaving it til the start of august in the hopes of getting a good deal?

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#2 14-07-2004 9:59pm

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Book cheap ryanair flights then book ur accomodation.
It works out so much cheaper then booking it all together

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#3 14-07-2004 10:42pm

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Originally posted by Ph3n0m
would I be better leaving it til the start of august in the hopes of getting a good deal?

Goto the travel agency on the north side of the O'Connell street bridge, (the one near the Pharmacy, Burger King side of O'Connell street). A mate got a nice late deal there.

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