Pick a County/Hotel

Frynge

Going to Derry for Tuesday evening so will some one pick some where along the way to stay. leaving tomorrow morning but not in any rush to get there. Pick a county to stay in or a specific hotel. leaving from dublin.

Rules.

Most thanks at 7pm will be the one we stay in.
No very expensive places like €350 a night.
I will take a photo of the entrance and post it as proof

sam34

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girl2

Where you travelling from??

Monaghan might be an option from you - but again - depends on where you're coming from.

My name is URL

Four Seasons in Carlingford.

I've never actually stayed there but Carlingford is beautiful and has some great pubs & restaurants.

Youssef Chippo

Mountjoy

Mickeroo

Most thanks by 7 and you'll stay there you say?

Imperial Hotel, Cork City.

Frynge

not quite on they way now is it, i think mountjoy would be practical than that.

amdublin

Maybe i am missing something. I don't really understand the point/concept of this thread

But here goes!
The Everglades hotel in Derry

girl2

amdublin wrote: »

Maybe i am missing something. I don't really understand the point/concept of this thread

But here goes!
The Everglades hotel in Derry

Was gonna suggest that place myself, cos I stayed there a couple of months ago.

But am a bit lost in this thread..........:rolleyes:

wow sierra

Just go straight there - why would you stop overnight unless you have a particular place you want to go to???

The City Hotel in Derry is very handy and good value. Derry is a great City with plenty of Historic sights and shopping etc and is near to Giants Causway which is must see if you haven't been before.

At this time of the year if you really don't want to go directly to Derry I would recommend Belfast. Straight up the M1 its no distance and you could take a detour and see the wonderful Carlingford on the way, stoppng for lunch in Fitzpatricks. You could take in the Titanic exhibition in the morning and then its a short trip accross on Tuesday.

Sparks43

Park bench on the Foyle

HeyThereDeliah

Frynge wrote: »

Going to Derry for Tuesday evening so will some one pick some where along the way to stay. leaving tomorrow morning but not in any rush to get there. Pick a county to stay in or a specific hotel. leaving from dublin.

Rules.

Most thanks at 7pm will be the one we stay in.
No very expensive places like €350 a night.
I will take a photo of the entrance and post it as proof

Ramada Portrush. Take in a visit to the giants causeway while you are there.
You are only an hour from Derry city.

ejmaztec

Faulty Towels.

Celly Smunt

Fitzwilliam or the europa in belfast.

xzanti

ooh great concept for a game














































No.

Mickeroo

Mickeroo wrote: »

Most thanks by 7 and you'll stay there you say?

Imperial Hotel, Cork City.

Are people giving thanks to that point because of the hotel or the idea? Either way, it looks like the OP is staying in the Imperial Hotel in Cork.

Witchie

It has to be Monaghan as it is pretty much half way between the 2 places.

If you want cheap and cheerful in the middle of the town you can't beat the Westenra Arms Hotel Really friendly staff and great food.

If you want a little more luxury (including gym and spa) go to the Hillgrove Hotel

Like their pages on facebook and particularly the Hillgrove offer special deals during the week.

If you do stay in Monaghan, head into the Squealing Pig or An Poc Fada for a drink and if you like Indian food go the Eastern Balti house, one of Ireland's finest restaurants!

HeyThereDeliah

Deleted User wrote: »

Are people giving thanks to that point because of the hotel or the idea? Either way, it looks like the OP is staying in the Imperial Hotel in Cork.

The OP does say a hotel along the way so I think he is ok with not going via cork. :pac:

Frynge

amdublin wrote: »

The Everglades hotel in Derry

Staying there on tuesday

wow sierra wrote: »

At this time of the year if you really don't want to go directly to Derry I would recommend Belfast. Straight up the M1 its no distance and you could take a detour and see the wonderful Carlingford on the way, stoppng for lunch in Fitzpatricks. You could take in the Titanic exhibition in the morning and then its a short trip accross on Tuesday.

I'm in belfast on wednesday and thursday

ejmaztec wrote: »

Faulty Towels.

I work there

pmcmahon wrote: »

Fitzwilliam or the europa in belfast.

See above

xzanti wrote: »

ooh great concept for a game

No.

I think that has been confirmed, yes

Deleted User wrote: »

Are people giving thanks to that point because of the hotel or the idea? Either way, it looks like the OP is staying in the Imperial Hotel in Cork.

Just a tad out of the way

Witchie wrote: »

If you want a little more luxury (including gym and spa) go to the Hillgrove Hotel

Like their pages on facebook and particularly the Hillgrove offer special deals during the week.

If you do stay in Monaghan, head into the Squealing Pig or An Poc Fada for a drink and if you like Indian food go the Eastern Balti house, one of Ireland's finest restaurants!

That will do. Seems you have sorted dinner for me as well, thanks.

HeyThereDeliah wrote: »

The OP does say a hotel along the way so I think he is ok with not going via cork. :pac:

Yes i think i'll leave cork for some other time.