Dog friendly places to say on hoildays.

Ali Babba · 2010-06-24 19:15:09

Maybe it's been done already but it might be a good idea for a sticky, dog friendly places to say in Ireland when on holidays, does anyone know of any or please add them on to this thread.

24-06-2010 08:15PM

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Ali Babba

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Maybe it's been done already but it might be a good idea for a sticky, dog friendly places to say in Ireland when on holidays, does anyone know of any or please add them on to this thread.

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#2 25-06-2010 12:04PM

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We started camping this year and was delighted to see dogs are welcome in most sites:):)

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#3 12-08-2012 01:41PM

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Thanks Joyce,
my parents are elderly so dont think camping would suit, but good idea if its just the kids and I

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#4 12-08-2012 01:42PM

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Ardilaun hotel in Galway is dog friendly.

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#5 12-08-2012 02:12PM

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Jacksons Hotel in Ballybofey, Co. Donegal is dog friendly. We stayed there with our lurcher a couple of years ago. There's a lovely walk along the river from the doorstep of the hotel and if you cross over the bridge further up there are open fields.

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#6 12-08-2012 06:33PM

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