Where in Ireland haven't you been in a long time?

MRnotlob606

I haven't been to Dublin Zoo in a long time, I really like it there. I want to see those pandas again.

failinis

Not been up to Dunree fort for a long time, unsettling place but has an odd draw to it.

bren2002

Galway. It must be 15 years since I've been there.

CaraMay

Kerry because the accent is woeful

Fleawuss

Unlike a lot of posters here, I haven't been to me. :pac:

Hande hoche!

Up West.

Badly Drunk Boy

Donegal. They put it up there in that top left hand corner, making it awkward to get to. I don't even drive, sir!

Elemonator

Kerry, personally don't like it that much though.

MRnotlob606

I was in Carlingford about 6 years ago, lovely little spot I would love to return there. lovely little spot.

About 25 counties.

Live in Kerry, go to Cork frequently, little interest in the rest of the country. But do have to make the odd trip to Dublin so guess that's another 5 or so.

cowboyBuilder

The southwest ... love it there and dying to go back.

This summer is probably out cos it will be full of Star Wars film crew ..

pragmatic1

Mass.

Alf Stewart.

Me ex girlfriends bedroom.

sryanbruen

Enniskillen, Fermanagh - was last here in 2011 if that's long enough to be considered "long time" :pac:

Lavinia

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Donegal. They put it up there in that top left hand corner, making it awkward to get to. I don't even drive, sir!

If you are badly drunk you better not to

Btw I haven't been in NI for a while now...

I haven't been to Donegal in about four years. Almost two years since I was in Belfast.

Might change that soon.

endofrainbow

Temple Bar - can't afford the prices

blue5000

Haven't been to Belfast for about 20 years.

AnonoBoy

Haven't been to Louth in a while. There was.... unpleasantness, I can't go back.

Nailz

blue5000 wrote: »

Haven't been to Belfast for about 20 years.

That's a shame, it's improved quite a bit since then. :pac:

Lovely spot though.

CelticRambler

Kerry. Have looked at it, across the Shannon from Clare, but always seem to be waiting for someone to give me a lift back to Dublin.

Ciaran_B

Anywhere outside Dublin. I want to go to that Island where Star Wars was filmed in the summer so I'll have to break my Dublin streak.

Sky King

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Donegal. They put it up there in that top left hand corner, making it awkward to get to. I don't even drive, sir!

Get the train.

fleet_admiral

I havent been in the Zoo or the park itself since around 1990

sbsquarepants

I haven't been anywhere that's not my house or my job for what seems like an eternity. Actually I tell a lie, I've been in my car travelling between the two also:mad:

JustShon

Kildare, Athy specifically.

Used to go there regularly to visit a friend and her family but she turned traitor and moved to England so I haven't been down there since.

etoughguy

Dingle in 7 years, need to change that soon

entropi

The counties in the North West. Haven't ever been there, so that's a long time.

seamus

Would you believe I've never been to Northern Ireland. Ever.

I grew up in the 80s, so NI was just not a holiday destination for any sane person from the republic.

And after that, just never had a reason. Drove through it a couple of times on the way to Donegal, but have just never gotten around to visiting.

I said

Ice house hotel lovely place

biko

Aran Islands, far too long since I was there last - and I can see them from here

edbrez

Chartbusters.

LordSutch

Achill.

FTA69

Deleted User wrote: »

About 25 counties.

Live in Kerry, go to Cork frequently, little interest in the rest of the country. But do have to make the odd trip to Dublin so guess that's another 5 or so.

That's a shame to be honest. You're really missing out limiting yourself like that.

ToddyDoody

Fleawuss wrote: »

Unlike a lot of posters here, I haven't been to me. :pac:

"I've been to paradise but ive never been to me."

Desperately seedy song

I havent been in Longford since 2009. Planning to go there again in never, but we'll see.

RayM

"I've been to paradise, but I've never been to Meath"

...not since school trips to Newgrange in the early '90s anyway.

Matt Markinson

The midlands. Friends tell me not to bother, that it's dying and becoming the "dead zone" of Ireland, is that true ?

Sir Osis of Liver.

Sligo.
Got a warning from a guard when I was working there as an apprentice to "never come back to Sligo" after a particularly rowdy night out in 1990.

I stuck to my word to never return.(never really had the desire to anyway)

Rothko

Galway

DoozerT6

I lived in Cork City for a year about...oh, 17 years ago. Haven't been back since, to my best recollection...

Actually I haven't really been to that many counties for any length of time, full stop....was last in Donegal about 9 years ago.

BalcombeSt4

Don't think I've ever been to Munster.

Haven't been to Barna, Galway in a few years love that Atlantic oceanside village. I used to go their to vist cousins every year and you can get a bus straight to Salthill the seaside town that has the water park, amusements, rollercoasters and other types of fun fair rides, was great for kids.

Havent' been to Ardee, Louth in years have relatives there too, they used to live right beside the large castle not the small one. We used to go to Ballapusta (spell) graveyard which is Ireland's largest graveyard I understand, it used to remain of the final scene from the Good,the Bad & the Ugly.

And also haven't been to Crossmaglen, Armagh in years, I have relatives there. Eh, the place has a nice newsagents.