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John
Italy
8.0
Poor old Dublin.
Poor old Dublin. Poor new Dublin. You could write a book (and many, many books have been written) about Dublin’s tragic/comic history from Oliver Cromwell to the crash of the Celtic Tiger. Read SOMETHING before you go or nothing will make sense. This was my second trip in 49 years. The Dublin of 1969 seems as gone as Dean Swift’s Dublin of 1721. In 1969, the city seemed to be falling down in a charming way. In 2018, it seems to be in the process of being torn down and rebuilt in a not always charming way. But Dublin still has its charms. Read Swift. Read Joyce. Read Yeats. Read the mystery writer Tana French. Read something, Don’t be a yahoo in Dublin. (See Gulliver’s Travels.
Ashley
United States of America
10
The locals were extremely welcoming and very knowledgeable.
The locals were extremely welcoming and very knowledgeable. We felt like we were home. We are already planning another trip back for a much longer stay to enjoy the rest of what Galway has to offer! We fell in love with 1520 for dinner and drinks.
Brittany
United States of America
8.0
Cork is a gritty working city.
Cork is a gritty working city. It is very "real" and not necessarily a tourist destination. That said, it is SUCH an easy city to get around and a great jumping off point to lots of scenic and fun destinations. Public transportation could not be easier and it's inexpensive too. Taxis are inexpensive and easy to get and all of the drivers were very friendly and helpful.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Wonderful quaint Irish city.
Wonderful quaint Irish city. This city has much more charm than Diblin, while still boasting all the amenities of a bigger city. A short drive from the Ring of Kerry and other beautiful landscapes in County Kerry.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
10
We stayed 4 nights in the Castle Court Hotel for a Paul...
We stayed 4 nights in the Castle Court Hotel for a Paul Claffey music tour
and 1 night in Wyatt Hotel - good location for both hotels and lovely trips out to see the local countryside and the Wild Atlantic Way
Patricia
United States of America
10
The drive into Dingle is beautiful.
The drive into Dingle is beautiful. The shops are lovely. There are many opportunities to see excellent art and local crafts. DIngle is a wonderful town to walk around and explore. There are ferry trips to go to Great Blasket Island , boats to take you fishing, kayak opportunities and of course trips to see the Dingle dolphin.
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