Kinsale Hostel

... and headed across the river and uphill to my hostel. I checked in and went immediately to the bus station to head down to Kinsale for dinner. I got there about 5 to find that very little was open other than restaurants. There didn't seem to be many pubs ...

... before we had to hop on a bus to Galway. Lauren, Dan, and I took a 45 min bus ride (one way) to a super cute town called Kinsale which has bright colored houses and lots of boats in the harbor. We arrived in the town at 10:30 and had to get back to the ...

... dinner drinks and a bit of live music, before finally being told that it was all over. Andrew and I decided headed back to the hostel, even managed to walk down most of the main street with our eyes closed before he walked into a car!! (it just had to be ...

Breakfast, it's the best meal of the day; I think so any way. In the small fishing village of Kinsale, I experienced my first traditional Irish breakfast. It doesn't matter where you go; pretty much all Irish breakfasts contain the same foods: fried egg, ...

... spectators for so long) but i think the whole town was following the game so it was fairly safe! we got into kinsale, found the only hostel, conveniently located next to and owned by a mechanic who gave us the number of a tyre repair place for the next ...

... the following 2 weeks we moved into a shared house accommodation, which was significantly more cost effective than the hostel, and a little more central to downtown Kinsale. There we shared a cramped, wee, cozy, single room.  After being away from each ...

... ;dive to the sleepy town of Kinsale. Kinsale is more a tourist place then anything but it has its fair share of history.In Kinsale we ate supper at a pub called Murphy's where we had curry, chicken wings, and seafood chowder. We decided to walk off ...

... milling about (becuase they are all smarter than us and didnt go out in the heat of the mid-day sun) the place reminds me of Kinsale on a hot summers day. We decided to rent a boat to sail around the 100 islands in Paraty bay. We didnt quite make ...

... ; Yet, we did and then caught the bus to Kinsale.              Kinsale is a nice little Atlantic seaside town with a killer fort, Charles' Fort, about three kilometers away.  Charles' Fort is ...

... the back. Very good fun though and surprisingly comfy! It's great to catch up with him on the drive down. We walk around Kinsale which a very pretty place, especially as it was a really sunny day with the sun bouncing off the sea and the boats swaying in ...

... us. The second day ended up being a lot better. We got up early and got on the bus to head to a small city called kinsale. The town was an important port town over the years, especially during the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Its a pretty small town. It ...

... known this man for thirty minutes, but something about his presence brought me at ease; so I did it. Back when I was in Kinsale, a lady from the photo gallery store had recommended me to hike up to the Beacon, also locally known as,” Lot’s ...

... by Margaret at or Kilkenny hostel. Turned out to be a pretty good choice, we were even recommended another restaurant to visit in Kinsale by one of the locals siting beside us. Friendly bunch the Irish. Arrived at the hostel not too much later. A ...

... to get it put on the car. it only took 5 minutes once they actually had the tyre! we were so keen to get out of kinsale that we forgot about breakfast, so we stopped half an hour down the road in clonakilty for brunch. our plan for the day was to drive ...

... lovely to see the bar staff again as we have know them from being over here a few times.  We have a giggle then go back to our room for 2am.  Tomorrow is our last day but we are hoping the sun will shine so we can take a bus to Kinsale for the ...

... so many pubs, restaurants and seafood! Heard fantastic music that night, the girl had a fantastic voice.   Wednesday 28th May: Kinsale Today was a day full of driving, driving and more driving! We had planned to drive from Dingle to Kinsale. We ...

... and halved the population of Cork. For us the next day in Cork was sunny and free of fleas so we planned to visit Kinsale a fishing village south of Cork. We were plesantly surprised to get a lift within 30 minutes of hitching. The generous Irishman named ...

... .  Being Irelands third largest city, we noticed right away it has a different pace and way of life than Dublin.  - Kinsale. The large amount of tourists flocking to this town proves that Kinsale is the most popular of the many harbour towns in ...

... wandered around Blarney, which was so beautiful I couldn't take enough pictures, wow. Then we headed off to the seaside town of Kinsale for some lunch and more sight seeing. Outside Kinsale there is a fort that was built in the 1600's and utilized ...