Good Ole Ireland

Has anyone here ever been to Ireland? Of so, do you have any suggestions for places that are a 'must see'. We are staying somewhere between Dublin and Belfast.

Nicola

 

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well im living in ireland nearly 3 years,and it became more of a village than a country for tourism,but theres plenty of places to visit,try to go to newgrande,its like a cave and they say its more than 5000 years old its about 60km from dublin co.meath also dont forget all the castes

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my Irish teacher brings guns with him to Ireland

 

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I would LOVE to visit irland, most of my ansestors are from there and i would love to see it, its just about the only country i would leave Australia for

 

...does that mean your ancestors were emmm***...

 

oh piffle, im trying to posts these messages fast before i have to go pick up PB, so yes i ment WERE not ARE

 

playboy bunny

 

so you are g*y? :bugeye:

 

who said it was a him?

she is most DEFINITLY a she

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oh and why did you put a * in gay? if you ment to call me gay dont block out the "a" all your doing is making it harder to read

 

well I meant to say happy, that you are happy that you are meeting your playboy bunny gal.

 

I don't think Ireland is anything special to be honest.

 

I went to Ireland in last May with my grandparents. Definately spend a day in Dublin. There is alot to do. I really enjoyed the museum of archaeology. It's free and you can really lose track of time in there.

Just enjoy the amazing countryside and beer.