Gina A asked:
I have always wanted to visit and check out Ireland. I love beaches, friendly people and Nature. Big crazy cities scare me. I don’t really care where I go, as long as it is an amazing experience
I have always wanted to visit and check out Ireland. I love beaches, friendly people and Nature. Big crazy cities scare me. I don’t really care where I go, as long as it is an amazing experience
becky m asked:
I am planning to visit Ireland in November but have heard of cold temperatures and early nightfall. Are these things going to be a major impact on my trip? This will be a big journey and I want to know if the time of year may cause a disappointment.
I am planning to visit Ireland in November but have heard of cold temperatures and early nightfall. Are these things going to be a major impact on my trip? This will be a big journey and I want to know if the time of year may cause a disappointment.
budda_fly_princess asked:
I want to visit Ireland next spring,but I don’t want to go to the normal tourist spots. I would rather see the authentic ireland. If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them.
I want to visit Ireland next spring,but I don’t want to go to the normal tourist spots. I would rather see the authentic ireland. If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them.
Lenzie asked:
My boyfriend is big about being Irish. So for his birthday next year I want to take him to visit Ireland.
(: He will be 17 then and I’ll be turning 18. It doesn’t matter what city just whatever I can find cheap please. Thank you so much.
My boyfriend is big about being Irish. So for his birthday next year I want to take him to visit Ireland.
(: He will be 17 then and I’ll be turning 18. It doesn’t matter what city just whatever I can find cheap please. Thank you so much.
Cashi Wice asked:
I want to visit Ireland for about a month next year but would like it to be more like I am moving there not staying as a tourist. (This is because I might move there if I like it.) I figure I can always visit all the places of interest if I would like to later on. I want the real feel of Ireland. Where should I spend most of my month to achieve this?
I want to visit Ireland for about a month next year but would like it to be more like I am moving there not staying as a tourist. (This is because I might move there if I like it.) I figure I can always visit all the places of interest if I would like to later on. I want the real feel of Ireland. Where should I spend most of my month to achieve this?
Mal S asked:
best places to visit in ireland
best places to visit in ireland
kvndrby asked:
I am engaged and my fiance and I we would like to visit Ireland on our honeymoon. We were thinking Dublin but after looking into it, it seems most Irish wouldn’t recommend it. I’d like to know where an Irish citizen would recommend a 5-day stay. We aren’t much for clubs or heavy drinking but we love music and culture. We’d also like to not rent a car if we can help it.
I am engaged and my fiance and I we would like to visit Ireland on our honeymoon. We were thinking Dublin but after looking into it, it seems most Irish wouldn’t recommend it. I’d like to know where an Irish citizen would recommend a 5-day stay. We aren’t much for clubs or heavy drinking but we love music and culture. We’d also like to not rent a car if we can help it.
emilyk12_05 asked:
I want to go for a week and a half to 2 weeks. wanting to do as much as i can spending as little as i can.
I want to go for a week and a half to 2 weeks. wanting to do as much as i can spending as little as i can.
Curious asked:
We’re Americans going on vacation in Ireland. We heard we should see Giant’s Causeway, but most of the locations we plan to visit are in Southern Ireland. So we’re trying to figure out what else is in northern Ireland to make the trip to Bushmills worth it. We’re mostly interested in experiencing the culture and sightseeing. Thank you in advance.
We’re Americans going on vacation in Ireland. We heard we should see Giant’s Causeway, but most of the locations we plan to visit are in Southern Ireland. So we’re trying to figure out what else is in northern Ireland to make the trip to Bushmills worth it. We’re mostly interested in experiencing the culture and sightseeing. Thank you in advance.