 | Antrim, Ireland |
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BARN DANCE!! When - Saturday 12th April 2008 @ 7pm Where - Greenisland, Co Antrim, N Ireland Help to support Smile's work in Sri Lanka. You can see a snippet of what they do by reading my blog! Great night's entertainment for all ages and you get ...
Hi all!! This is my 1st entry and i'm still in bright and sunny NI!! I've uploaded some photos (if i ever work out how to do that!) which show details of where i'll be staying, who i'll be working with etc! I'm just thinking, the next time i'm ...
And so the travel blog ends as it started, back in Baltic Carrickfergus! It's hard to believe that the Sri Lankan adventure is over. Here's a summing up of the last few days in sunny Hambantota. Wednesday was our last official day with the kids ...
... and Sheila and were on the road by 8am. We drove for an hour down to Troon and caught the ferry across to Northern Ireland. We arrived at Larne, north of Belfast, at around midday and immediately set off around the coast. We hugged the coastline which, as ...
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Travelling to Ireland
Posted on Sep 26, 2009, 14:53:24
... or train - so you might want to check how much all the small parts would be, as you might be better to get that ticket Northern Ireland is so much cheaper than the Republic, as Sian said, as they have the £ as opposed to the €. If you're going ...
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Howdy...... :)
Posted on Jan 30, 2009, 04:06:28
Hi Tony, If you only have 5 nights in Ireland I would maybe think about leaving the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland for another time as driving from Dublin direction will take an absolute minimum of 3 and a half hours driving each way. That ...
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Howdy...... :)
Posted on Jan 30, 2009, 14:48:11
... a few weeks some other time to do some exploring. Where are you from? More or less, how do you drive? I'm from Canada where we drive on the right side of the road on the left side of the car. I was kind of screwed up in Ireland there for a bit!
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Scotland tips
Posted on Jan 7, 2007, 14:08:00
Being that we could see Scotland from the Antrim Coast in N. Ireland, and the fact that my husband's roots are Scottish, I actually regret not taking a trip over. We plan to get back some day and take a proper tour of Scotland, but will have to keep ...
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