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So Flying in to Dublin and out of Dublin first week of Sept Will be there for 7 days. Any advice on what I should see and do?
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2016-06-30, 07:47 PM #1Banned
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Visting Ireland for 7 day in Sept.
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2016-06-30, 07:47 PM #2Deleted
Dublin Zoo is cool
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2016-06-30, 07:49 PM #3Brewmaster
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Visit the Guinness brewery.
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2016-06-30, 07:50 PM #4The Undying
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Take a brolly.
Avoid the Guinness Brewery, go on a pub crawl instead.
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2016-06-30, 07:53 PM #5Banned
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Any other areas outside of Dublin you guys suggest?
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Plan on it fucking love Guinness
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sorry whats a Brolly and a pub Crawl? Originally Posted by Kalis
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2016-06-30, 07:55 PM #6The Insane
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I heard they had some good cheese and butter.
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2016-06-30, 07:55 PM #7Brewmaster
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Umbrella and going round Bars drinking a lot Originally Posted by philwasted
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2016-06-30, 07:57 PM #8The Undying
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An umbrella. Originally Posted by philwasted
Where do you come from? I am never going there....a pub Crawl?
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2016-06-30, 07:58 PM #9Banned
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America /10 Originally Posted by Kalis
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Well do and thanks yea sounds good Originally Posted by Jodmos
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2016-06-30, 08:00 PM #10The Insane
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Go down to Wexford or Wicklow... beautiful Valley and coastal areas. Only an hour's drive from Dublin.
Helps to mention what kind of things you're specifically into it.
Scenic?
History?
Sports?
Youth gather areas?
etc.Last edited by Daedius; 2016-06-30 at 08:03 PM.
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2016-06-30, 08:00 PM #11The Undying
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I went on a pub crawl in New York, you have them. Originally Posted by philwasted
All it takes is having some bars within walking/stumbling/crawling distance of each other.
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2016-06-30, 08:01 PM #12Banned
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oh yea I live in a little ass town with 3 bars lol Originally Posted by Kalis
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2016-06-30, 08:02 PM #13Brewmaster
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Glendalough and Avoca are in that area if I remember. There's a tower a Glendalough and Ballykissangel (TV programme if you've heard of it) was filmed at Avoca. Originally Posted by BeerWolf
Depends if you want picturesque things to do
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2016-06-30, 08:04 PM #14The Insane
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Was at Avoca a few weeks ago. Very scenic area. Originally Posted by Jodmos
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History, Scenic, Football NO NOT what americans call foot ball, Ruby Originally Posted by BeerWolf
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Is driving in ireland a bitch like they say online? Compared to the states?
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2016-06-30, 08:12 PM #16Mechagnome
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Half of my family lives out in Dublin. I'll get them all to throw whisky bottles at you as a welcoming party
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2016-06-30, 08:13 PM #17Deleted Originally Posted by philwasted
Go to Kilkenny, hour an half by train so easy to get to, huge castle, loads of old stuff and lots of pubs, great little place to see. Also a Round tower over a thousand years old, loads of old stuff as I said
. Everything is within walking distance.
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2016-06-30, 08:16 PM #18The Insane
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No, I would say so... travel's quick with the highways, more so with the new ones, for travelling north or south from Dublin all the way. Originally Posted by philwasted
The only times that there's traffic, like for any country within towns and cities, would be during weekdays in the mornings and evening with people heading and coming back from work or school.
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2016-06-30, 08:20 PM #19Banned
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thats fucking sick thank you! Originally Posted by evelche
Go to Kilkenny, hour an half by train so easy to get to, huge castle, loads of old stuff and lots of pubs, great little place to see. Also a Round tower over a thousand years old, loads of old stuff as I said. Everything is within walking distance.Last edited by HillaryJtrump; 2016-06-30 at 08:28 PM. Reason: Typeo
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2016-06-30, 08:29 PM #20Brewmaster
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You could visit your ancestral homeland. Afterall, all americans have Irish roots. Or is that only politicians?
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