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Rosslare Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Rosslare, Ireland
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The Coast - Ireland's Farewell
This is a top pick! ... into the hostel to sleep for a while, or tour and go to bed early. Decisions, Decisions. I love small towns in Ireland. It's almost like Jasper, but green and the people are so friendly and hospitable. I would love to live here ...
Traveling is the hardest part of traveling
... reservations, and while sitting on the ferry, I realized that I didn't know the name or location of the hostel I was staying at in Rosslare. No big deal, I figured, there has to be an internet café there, and I arrive at 6:00 pm, so everything should be ...
IRELAND!
Crazy day in Rosslair, we decide to spend the day here, so we walk aroudn town a bit, buy food for a fiew meals and I send an other package to my mother(You will knwo what they are when you get them). We see a peak outside of town and decide to venture ...
D. Day
Trip has not gotten off on the best possible note. Arrived nice and early for the bus up to Rosslare only to find that the morons at CIE don't accept tickets if all you have is the confirmation #. This wouldn't be quite so irritating if it wasn't for the ...
Rosslare
Arrive Rosslare 6.15am, time for brekker before 7.40am train to Dublin which unfortunately was a bloody 'arrow' not so good for a 3 hour trip but I slept through the worse of it and then finished a book I started at 10pm the night before which I don't ...
Wales by train, the Irish Sea by ferry
... like they have a thing against using vowels in their words. The train ride to Fishguard was long (4 hours) and the ferry to Ireland was longer (4.5 hours). Both were pretty dull, and I still have another day before I get to Killarney. Who's bright idea ...
A note on Aussies
... cousins. They're EVERYWHERE. Honestly, 75% of the travellers I met or just saw around hostel common rooms in Ireland were Australian. I believe that Oz has a population of something like 7 million, but a good 50% of them must be ...
I made it!
Well, I made it. For the next ten weeks, I will be in the south of Mauritania, training to become a Peace Corps volunteer in the Islamic Republic of Mauritania! Alright! As many of you know, I have wanted to do this for quite a while. I knew ...
Arrive in Ireland
... of our carton of milk before reaching the Irish animal health inspectors. We decided to stay at St. Margarets camp site just south of Rosslare as it was near to a beach, although Tor only got her feet wet there. We were awarded a bag of free apples ...
Receiving the Gift of Eloquence!
This is a top pick! ... with the sun shining and the undulating, sweeping asphalt. The B&B I'm staying at is quite "plain" in this hamlet of Rosslare Harbour. I believe the hamlet/town is just here for the ferry terminal. There isn't much else around but a few hotels ...
Our 3 country day!
... going on! I got just enough of a hit on the ferry to keep me going (yeah, fancy that, the ferry from Fishguard to Rosslare had free wifi access!), but I'm nearly better now - I'm set-up in the reception area at the hotel and I'm much happier now I've had ...
Last day in Ireland
... at some historic sites and the Waterford crystal factory Had to buy a crystal vase let's hope it makes it back in one piece at Rosslare taking the boat to Wales tomorrow it will take 4 hours When I was booking it online I could get a double bed room for ...
nothing in newgrange
Für die einen ist das Guinness-Storehouse ein Muss – für die anderen Abzocke. Eigentlich wollten wir uns die St. Patricks Cathedral ansehen, aber dort hat einer der zahlreichen Gottesdienste angefangen. Also ändern wir unseren Plan und ...
Our First Taste of Ireland
We arrived at the port of Rosslare after an extremely rocky boat ride that made us both feel quite sick. I have never been on a boat ride this rocky. We tried to lay down and sleep and I could see all the wall hangings shifting as the boat swayed. Once we ...
O'Leary's Farmhouse - the best B&B in Ireland
... south of our current position. It was getting close to our normal nap time so we decided to go on to O'Leary's Farmhouse in Rosslare. This B&B was basically chosen with our eyes closed. We had no idea what we'd find when we ...
We finally got to kiss the Blarney stone
... the hill and got muddy coz it was wet & dark. We briefly stopped in Cork but realised we only had 3 hours to get down to Rosslare to catch the ferry to Wales so it was a hectic trip with Matts foot flat to the floor of our little van the whole ...
Ferry and train across Ireland
The ferry docked around noon and we made our way to the train stop to board the train north Connelly station in ...
'Bye rainy Ireland
... ! We're off to join the 'Oscar Wilde' - an Irish ferries ship travelling overnight to Cherbourg in Normandy, France. But first we have to drive 200 miles south to the Irish port of Rosslare. Hope the crossing is not too ...
To catch a boat to France
... the airport to drop off the car. Cab back to the bus station to meet up for the bus and off we went. On the way to Rosslare to catch our ferry, we went through New Ross - which had a boat that was built to the specifications of the boats used at the time ...
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