I have no plan except to travel in the warm Morrocan winter sunshine through the Northern Sahara and visit some small desert towns, discuss the meaning of life with other travellers and locals and avoid returning to reality till the money runs out.
Leaving Dublin on January 5th, the airfare is 80 Euros.
there is four of us living in the apartment, all students
but i place just looks too homely
we need some ideas on how to make it look more like a student place, decoration wise
so far all we have is a huge poster above the couch with over 100 names, its heading says this couch is a **** then it has everyone how slept on the couch signed it, because we always have friends staying over
also we have a hugh poster on the roof which my friend stole of a billbord, while we were on a trip to dublin
we could do with some ideas
or what have you in your college accommodationn?
acutally wandering wanda, i think you’ll find i spelt huge correctly
maybe you should invest in a dictionary, before you become all critical
My child passport ran out last year, my boyfriend has booked a surprise trip for my birthday next month to Dublin on the 13th July (Not such a surprise now when he asked me is my passport in date and I said no!!)
Here’s what I want to know – How quickly can I get my passport renewed? I live close to Peterborough.
Do I have to ring up and arrange an interview or just turn up?
How much does it cost to have it renewed quickly? Can I have it the same day or will it take ages to be sent to me?
Please help I’m stressing out!!! Btw UK answers only please as it probably works differently in other countries.
Thanks.
I’m from dublin and for my 21st I’m torn between road tripping new york to LA or travelling around china.
Anyone done either and recommends?
am thinking of going with my caravan 2 5yr olds and 2 little dogs – we can visit relations in dublin but do y ou know anything good for adults to do around clondalkin. have you stayed at camac? what was it like?
also whats the forecast for dublin this coming weekend please?
We are planning to drive from Rosslare to Dublin via Blarney. Yes it is a bit of a round trip but we have 2 days to do it in. We are keen to see the Irish Country side. Will we see enough from the the main roads that the various trip planning websites recommend or should we find and use tiny little country roads?
I’m planning a trip to the UK this fall and am interested in second hand, or junk, shopping. I do it constantly here in the US, and was wondering if anyone had any tips for good places to check out? I’ll be staying in Milton Keyes and Glasgow while I’m there, and visiting Dublin and Belfast for sure. Thanks for any advice.
I also like to collect odds and ends, small glassware, trinkets, just old cool stuff, I appreciate the quick answers!
Y’know, said the scotsman, I still prefer the bars back home. In Glasgow, there’s a bar called Mc’tavish’s. Now the landlord there goes out of his way for the locals. So much so, that when you buy 4 drinks, he buys the 5th one for you.
Well, said the Englishman. At my local, the Red Lion, The barman there will buy you your 3rd drink, after you buy the first two.
Ahhhh ! That nuthin, said the irishman, back home in Dublin, there’s a bar called Ryans, now the moment you step in the door, they’ll buy you a drink, then another. All the drinks you like. Then, when you’ve had enough, they’ll take you upstairs and see you get laid. All on the house.
The English man and Scotsman immediately poured scorn on his claims, but he swore everything was true.
Well, said the Englishman, Did this actually happen to you?
Not to meself, personally, said the Irishman, but it happened to me sister
when i was in dublin i used to listen at a very nice song in almost every touristic pub and bar but i can’t remember the name.
can anyone help me with that?
it’s a kind of dance music it’s very rhytmic music..cheers
actually i think it’s just music and no voice
it should be ROSCOMMON REEL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnR4j1tZ-L8feature=PlayListp=27A451A08A278DA4index=0
but i can’t find better version…