where or what is the best place to visit in ireland

dewy09

where or what is the best place to visit in ireland

alwaysadub

Galway.
It's great altogether!!:)

phasers

Depends on wat you want to do Dewy!

On a completely unrelated topic: How come some people register and immediately make loads of threads?

Duggy747

I'm guessing it's regular posters worried they don't want their crediantials damaged from starting bad threads.

I probably suggest Galway, it's big but not to the point where you'll get lost. Beaches have some damn fine wimmen.

Fear Uladh

phasers wrote: »

Depends on wat you want to do Dewy!

On a completely unrelated topic: How come some people register and immediately make loads of threads?

Or why do people who spend their lives on the net get to dictate who posts what on a public forum

biko

Waterford seems good.

phasers

Chillaxe wrote: »

Or why do people who spend their lives on the net get to dictate who posts what on a public forum

I wouldn't know, I only registered in 2006 and was alive for a few years before that

Edit: Just to be clear I'm not getting at you or anything Dewy, I was just curious because it seems to happen a lot

dewy09

this is my first time on this just decide i would write a few threads

OPENROAD

alwaysadub wrote: »

Galway.
It's great altogether!!:)

Was there once, nearly 15 years ago in fairness and mainly in the city centre, was not all that impressed with it I have to say, is it worth another go?

admiralofthefleet

killarney is deadly

dewy09

im living in waterford im looking for somewhere to go for a weekend

Big Nelly

Westport

Fear Uladh

Galway is the best town/city in Ireland.

starviewadams

Quite like Tory Island,good food,nice people,a king,fishing,no traffic and 24hr pub!

AnonoBoy

You gotta see my house - I've just hoovered, and tidied up.

The place looks like a million dollars!

mikom

Ballsbridge.

Fear Uladh

AnonoBoy wrote: »

You gotta see my house - I've just hoovered, and tidied up.

The place looks like a million dollars!

In todays market it is probably worth about a tenner.

alwaysadub

OPENROAD wrote: »

Was there once, nearly 15 years ago in fairness and mainly in the city centre, was not all that impressed with it I have to say, is it worth another go?

Yeah,it's good craic. Nearly everyone i know who's visited loved it.

owenc

apparently cork.. though i don't have a clue!

storm2811

always loved goin to kerry or donegal when i was a kid...really nice there:D

changes

phasers wrote: »

On a completely unrelated topic: How come some people register and immediately make loads of threads?

Takes a while to figure out the way things operate on the forum and to realise that things would get really messy if everybody were starting new threads all the time.

I like the beaches in parts of donegal when the sun shines.

Nevermind_

I think everyone should enjoy the thrill of a stroll on o' connell st in Dublin @ approx 2 am on a saturday night at least once.

(The trip to A&E afterwards is also a very rewarding experience)


Failing that any part of Limerick after dark is great for thrillseekers!

super_furry

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

killarney is deadly

Indeed it is. Galway too.

Kasabian

Clare

the keen edge

AnonoBoy wrote: »

You gotta see my house - I've just hoovered, and tidied up.

The place looks like a million dollars!

That's a pre-recession figure, right?. In which case I'am afraid it's probably only worth a fiver.

dewy09

limerick after dark sounds good thanks

Caoimhín

Hoor house, main street Castlebar (dont ask).

the keen edge

Chillaxe wrote: »

In todays market it is probably worth about a tenner.

the keen edge wrote: »

That's a pre-recession figure, right?. In which case I'am afraid it's probably only worth a fiver.

Ya bet me to it Chillaxe, however the timing of the posts show the rate at which house prices are falling.....a fiver every few minutes.

fulhamfanincork

Cork by a mile. Cork is Ireland.

Sonnenblumen

dewy09 wrote: »

where or what is the best place to visit in ireland

I cannot say otherwise you'll spoil it!:D

Kasabian

My own personal favourite is Cork , love those people.

Son Of A Vidic

The Pub, any pub will do.

Clear Island i cant describe how lovely it is...had one of the best days of my life there

Any where in west Cork is gorgeous in my opinion....lots of Ireland is lovely!

Papa_Lazarou

Gougane barra down here in cork.

Possibly the most beautiful and tranquil spot on the whole of this Island.

DryCleanOnly

Killarney, Wexford, Lahinch and Valencia all great places to relax

beautifulmind

The Vee in the Knockmealdowns in tipp.....epic scenery on a sunny day

irishdub14

DUBLIN.....!! Northside of course

AnonoBoy

Chillaxe wrote: »

In todays market it is probably worth about a tenner.

the keen edge wrote: »

That's a pre-recession figure, right?. In which case I'am afraid it's probably only worth a fiver.

I just rent so I don't care, but in fact it's worth 7.50.

Caoimhín wrote: »

Hoor house, main street Castlebar (dont ask).

I'm afraid I'm going to have to. Is that a pub?

rossie1977

OPENROAD wrote: »

Was there once, nearly 15 years ago in fairness and mainly in the city centre, was not all that impressed with it I have to say, is it worth another go?

yes, best bars in ireland by a country mile (nightclubs not so good but unless you are a teenage girl why would you want to go to a nightclub), great festivals every summer like the arts, oyster, race week. galway has great culture, history, shopping, good hotels, nice seaside resort just a short walk from the centre (salthill)

within easy driving or public transport distance of connemara, west mayo (achill) and west clare

the one problem i have with galway is that its often too busy, shop street during the week can be just insane and many bars even during the week can be packed

epgc3fyqirnbsx

The Bog Hotel in Donegal. Bring a bag of cans and gawk at the polish barmaid

martyboy48

Anthony Damp Wineglass wrote: »

The Bog Hotel in Donegal. Bring a bag of cans and gawk at the polish barmaid

Speaking of Donegal, I hear muff is nice this time of year as the flooding should be gone....An oldie but a goodie he he

just-joe

Cavan - a lake for every day of the year!

kraggy

lonad wrote: »

My own personal favourite is Cork , love those people.

Please say you're being sarcastic.

degausserxo

Arainn Mhór, off the coast of Donegal. The land that law forgot. AND it's pretty!

starbelgrade

Anywhere in Ireland - except the midlands. Or the North.

rednik

When in Kerry it has to be the Skelligs, best day trip by far.