Eurpoe

Diluvchu just got married and went to Ireland for 2 weeks for her HM. You can FM her.

I lived in Ireland for a summer while I studied. The best idea if you want to see the grander scale of Ireland without having to worry about food, transportation is to join a tour group. They usually pay for lunch and dinner and they drive you around.

As for sights to see - there are so many wonderful things to do while there, my list could go on and on and on, but here are my top choices:

1. Cork City - I lived there and loved it!!
2. Blarney Castle - then go shopping in Woolen Mills
3. Dublin
4. Ring of Kerry
5. Rock of Cashel in Cashel

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Posted by irishsweetheart

Thanks for the tips! We're definitely going to have to with a tour group, do you happen to know of any good ones?

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I didn't use one, but my parents travelled England and Scotland and Wales with Globus Tours. FM Dianne the name of the Co. she used as well.

Thanks!

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Posted by irishsweetheart

Thanks!

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HTH!!!

i have been to ireland and thought it was beautiful. amazing old sites & gorgeous green countryside

but it was cold and a bit rainy most the time.