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Silver Night

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Visiting Ireland
« on: 14 Dec 2014, 22:14 »
So, looks like I may soon be visiting the country of Ireland. I thought (as many of our members are located several thousand miles closer to it than I am) I would see if anyone had suggestions about what to see/do while there. I'll be flying into Dublin and we will probably swing down south through Cork while there. Will have about a week, and I don't know how much flexibility I'll have (currently still planning it with the other folks who are going).
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Re: Visiting Ireland
« Reply #1 on: 14 Dec 2014, 23:21 »
If you're in Dublin, the Guinness brewery is a no-brainer. Avoca is a nice town to go visit, especially if you watched the old BBC program called "Ballykissangel".

If you find yourself on the other side of the country in Galway, take a ferry out to the Aran Islands. If the weather's nice and you feel up for the exercise, rent a bike while you're out there if you're not on the van tours for the old forts and stuff.
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