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3 Day Trip To Ireland - Any Recommendations?
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mancity2012_eamo
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Well you are in the mountains, albeit the foothills.I’ve been up there in the snow, can get a bit grim.
mancity2012_eamo
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Easy access on the train too.Malahide is very nice for the day if staying close to Dublin.
Great spot though and lively.
andyhinch
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Good chippy I thinkEasy access on the train too.
Great spot though and lively.
mancity2012_eamo
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Has everything.Good chippy I think
Full of restaurants and bars.
That's brilliant, thanks very much ;-)Gresham isn’t cheap but as central as you can get.
Definitely, take the DART from Connolly Station out to Howth one of the days. Monday and Tuesday would be quieter than the weekend so suits your dates.
Half an hour heading north. I may be biased being a North spider, but I’d have it over heading south to Bray, any day of the week.
If you are feeling energetic, bring your hiking boots and the walks around the cliffs or up through the rhododendron gardens and over the head, are stunning.
The Bloody Stream is the first pub you come to right in the old train station and is as good as any for food and drink. The used to have music too, but I think it’s only the weekend.
The beauty of a pint in there is you are literally at the station and can sup up waiting for the midnight train back to town. If you like seafood Howth is the place. Whether it’s fish n chips from Beshoffs or more up market at the King Sitric or Aqua restaurants and all prices in between View attachment 26084View attachment 26085View attachment 26086
ive add a few pics one looking North from Balscadden bay and two looking at the headland from Clontarf.
Tuearts right boot
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Been over about 10 times and would love to recommend somewhere but I cant remember a thing. Except the white puddings with the full self serve breakfast on O'Connell st.
toolah1511
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Loch Derg is nice. And as others have said be friendly to the locals and you'll be on the piss with them all night
guinness guinness guinness guinness guinness, sleep, guinness guinness guinnes guinness, don't mention the queen, the pope, or jack charlton, then more guinness guinness guinness guinness then home, skint and piss wet through, enjoy
LongsightM13
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