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HI myself and Mr a are hoping to pay a visit during August to Ireland to see the sights and obviously a few other things, can anyone advise us on reasonable places to stay in dublin, kerry, and cork please or the outskirts of these destinations were having a little road trip and hoping local knowledge could save us a few quid thanks all |
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"check out the vanilla club in Dublin. it's only on once a month . but there is a club down in cork same . red velvet club. you will find out about meets on the Irish forum . "
thanks we definitely will check out a club whilst over there as are regular club goers here so will definity be interested in checking them out
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"HI myself and Mr a are hoping to pay a visit during August to Ireland to see the sights and obviously a few other things, can anyone advise us on reasonable places to stay in dublin, kerry, and cork please or the outskirts of these destinations were having a little road trip and hoping local knowledge could save us a few quid thanks all"
May I recommend galway amazing city very welcoming and the night life is amazing trust me you won't regret it |
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If you can drive stay away from Dublin as a place to stay , great to visit but the hotels will charge you loads , all depends on what you looking for , try counties close but outside Dublin or airB&B might come cheaper and you get a full place for yourselves |
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I'd second the Galway suggestion. Fantastic spot to see and no shortage of craic.
There's a few spots in Dublin to see but best to limit it to a day or two and go see Cork/Kerry/Galway instead.
Feel free to message me if you want any specific tips in any of them |
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I'd suggest avoid dublin, head to Cork, kerry, make way up west coast to Galway and west port then onto sligo and eventually donegal, you wont be disappointed.  |
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Looks like Galway a must then thanks all for tips; our ideal accommodation would be a pub that has rooms as we get to mix more with the locals and get to know a bit more about where we are etc will be checking out air bnb and done deal we can't do hostel or guesthouse as were open to a little fun whilst over should the opportunity arise |
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hiya,
yep Cork, Galway, Derry of Course then Belfast...Galway all the way though. Not affiliated but recommend Garveys Bar (central, next to main bus and train station) -great pub, reasonable rates and conveniently located. |
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"Looks like Galway a must then thanks all for tips; our ideal accommodation would be a pub that has rooms as we get to mix more with the locals and get to know a bit more about where we are etc will be checking out air bnb and done deal we can't do hostel or guesthouse as were open to a little fun whilst over should the opportunity arise "
One thing to note is that the first weekend in August is part of the Race Week in Galway so will be packed and pricey. Otherwise shouldnt be too manic. |
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