Country Info
- Dublin
- Capital
- Euro (EUR)
- Currency
- 3,840,838
- Population
- IE
- Country Code
Ireland Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Ireland
Too good to be true
... just the endless highways, roundabouts and people of Dublin. I hope that tomorrow will provide the opportunity to appreciate this part of Ireland as much as we have the previous. Since the scribe has now decided to go back to work I will be the one ...
The Ring of Kerry
... Apparently, the younger crowd simply took a regular bus to get there. We have even seen cyclists on that country road. Ireland has a government initiative where people who choose to bike to work get tax credit for buying their cycling gear. The whole ...
Dub-ling
Dublin Highlights -read pubs- (4 nights) Hogan's (via dinner with 4 Galway friends in Jaipur which is still yum), Brogan's (saw some of the same people as 20 yrs ago plus saw actor Michael Gambon with some Irish theatre lovey type - had just seen The ...
The Irish Adventures of Seamus
... in Mallow, another very tiny town. On Thursday we toured Killarney and the mountains and lakes of western Ireland. So beautiful! I navigated us around the mountains and we found a road barely wide enough ...
Co. Tyrone on Lough Neagh
this weekend a guy in my class invited all the 3rd years up to his parents house in northern ireland for his birthday. i got a lift up with a few friends from uni and we met the other 7 cars at a mcdonalds just over the border before heading off the ...
Dublin - To be sure, to be sure.
Day 11 - 3 July 2008 Today we leave Glasgow!! First stop was Stranaer to catch a ferry over to Belfast, Ireland. Heaps and Heaps of golf course on the way. The ferry was huge and was basically a large cruise ship. Had a food court, kid play room etc. ...
Music Class Performance, SW Design Project, etc
... allow users to find products in foreign cities, e.g. a study abroad student looking for a place to buy Jiffy peanut butter in Limerick, Ireland [check out the entire report in pdf format in this post's photo album]). It took a long time to create, but it ...
Planning...planning planning
PLanning planning planning and exams don't go well together..aaaah cant wait to go ...
The Mighty Reeks Ridges
... Ireland. It is the formidable Reeks Ridges, 17 km of intense up and down ridge climbing, which starts with Mt. Carrauntoohil, Ireland's highest. It would be my second time on top of Carrauntoohil, which was pretty exciting. But that's only the beginning, ...
Clare to Kerry
We had to move the car by 8 AM so we had a pretty early start. After a bit of toast and tea, we moved the car found another parking spot and took a walk through Galway city. There wasn't too much open before 10 am but we walked through a good portion of ...