How to spend time together?

LegacyUser

going unreg for this one.

ok, so summers here, great.

the only problem is how can the girlfriend and i spend more time together?

I only work 2-3 nights at the weekend(bar trade) which leaves with the full week with nothing to do. I would love to spend more time with herself but we both live at home and shes not 18 yet so we cant go to a pub or club.

just thinking maybe someone here would have an idea on what to do?

thanks in advance,

Nevyn

There are a hole range of things you can do,
There is all the art galleries and museums and parks and gardens all over the city.
Pack a picnic, or grab somthing on the way and chilli out and spend time togheter.
The weather is good and most places are open later.

http://www.a-zoftourism.com/Museums-in-Dublin.htm
http://www.dublintourist.com/directory/places_to_visit/parks_and_gardens/

Or get out og dublin on a day trip a return ticket for a day is not that much and plan thing to do when you get there.

Black Swan

What interests do you both share? Pursue them. Biking, hiking, boating, sailing, swimming, surfing, dancing, etc., etc.

Dreamer 7

The likes of PowerscourtWaterfall in Enniskerry has fabulous walks and picnic areas for spending some good times together. Early bird menus save on costs of meals and most restaurants do them. What does she like to do??

LegacyUser

well we dont live in dublin so we cant go to any museums or such and i dont think shed be into walking or biking or anything. im truly stumped

Marksie

get a rambler ticket for the dart and go along the coast, stopping where you want

Nevyn

there are places of such intrest all about the country use google.

Húrin

TooMuchTime wrote:

going unreg for this one.

ok, so summers here, great.

the only problem is how can the girlfriend and i spend more time together?

I only work 2-3 nights at the weekend(bar trade) which leaves with the full week with nothing to do. I would love to spend more time with herself but we both live at home and shes not 18 yet so we cant go to a pub or club.

just thinking maybe someone here would have an idea on what to do?

thanks in advance,

Forget pubs, go somewhere outdoors, after all it is the summer. Places outdoors are also often free.

Coasts are nice. Look out for blue flags and you can go for a swim which is fun. Here is a list of blue flag beaches in Ireland. http://www.antaisce.org/images/BlueFlagMap.pdf

What are her interests?

Umiq88

the old walk does it for me or whatever else thers to do just go for a walk in the country stop for a bit have a bit of fun bring a picnic if yoy want to maybe shes not into it but kick a ball around throw a frisbee mightn't sound that appealing but can be great fun

DublinWriter

Try a few moonlight walks up/down either DunLoaghaire/Howth piers. Very romantic when there's a moon out and loads of little intimate places to eat/drink.

There's always the auld Zoo, which can be fun in a post-modern, ironic way.