Holidays in Ireland thread (Laois is for prisoners)

[caulifloweredneanderthal]

Aye have been round Tollymore. Grand spot. They’ve a half and full marathon there in November round the trails

[Corksfinedtboy]

Wouldn’t out my hole through it the bigoted shower- some Cork fabricators actually got a contract there in the 80s ( BMD or such , needless to say they didn’t travel)
Difference being between the UDA etc and Republicans ( minus Darkley hall) is no nationalist would be allowed to work in their areas end of,and there would always be the life threating problems,and the vv minority RC workers in H and W had a dog’s time of it daily

[Mac]

@Bandage

North and South Wexford Riviera for me.

[Julio_Geordio]

We’ll manage it if necessary. Herself has Cavan blood so we can stop a night there if needed.

[Julio_Geordio]

@backinatracksuit

Newcastle is a grand spot,

A lovely little town. Belfast is a grand city too, great bit of cut about it

[gilgamboa]

@StoneCold

Kerry is a very unoriginal shout. Plus it will be likely packed this summer as lots of people will be having the same thought. The Beara Peninsula is just as scenic and won’t have the crowds. Dungarvan is a lovely town too: you have a green way, beaches nearby and the Comeragh Mountains have some lovely hikes.

Kerry unoriginal and then you throw up the "hidden gem " Dungarvan

Agree on Beara. Allihies is a smashing spot

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Are lads forgetting it rains in Ireland. All the time.

[Fagan_ODowd]

We’ll go into the pub when it rains.

[backinatracksuit]

We spent a week in Ardgroom in 2010, the time that Aisake hammered Tipp on his own, the sun was shining and the peninsula was heaven, but there’s not much to do down there and it’s desolate in the extreme without the weather
The Iveragh peninsula across the way is a grand spot and you’ve a few decent towns to break up the monotony

[Fran]

@johnnysachs

I love Belmullet and Ballina.
Mulranney would be nice too. Green way all the way to Achill. Hire a couple of bikes. Nice beaches Keel and Keem. I like Kerry too but there seems to be a kind of arrogance to their tourism a bit. They play it up for the yanks.
Donegal might be on my list this year too.

The Donegal coast is spectacular, Dunfanaghy, Downings and Falcarragh. The downside is you can’t count on the weather being good at all and the place is full of northern folk

[Batigol]

The Glengesh pass in Donegal is hard beat. Spectacular road

[TheBlackSpot]

@Fran

nd the place is full of northern folk

Donegal is in Ulster you cunt. Why wouldn’t it be full of northern folk?

[glenshane]

@TheBlackSpot

Donegal is in Ulster you cunt. Why wouldn’t it be full of northern folk?

Oooffft

[Julio_Geordio]

It’s the same problem with Cork. Grand spot, if there wasn’t so many Cork people

[johnnysachs]

Thanks for that. Was looking at a map earlier and was looking at Killbegs, Sliabh League, The Rosses and Inis Owen peninsula. It’s such a long coastline that you’d need to research it properly. We would probably do 3 days on one part and 4 in another. Dunfanaghy looks spectacular so might do 3 days around there. Where did you stay around there?

[TheBlackSpot]

@johnnysachs

Dunfanaghy looks spectacular so might do 3 days around there

Yo’re right. Dunfanaghy is a lovely little town. But @Fran is also right in his way. It’s full of bloody holiday homes.

[glenshane]

@TheBlackSpot

But @Fran is also right in his way

Aye, twist the knife in his worthless partionist ribs by patronising him. Lovely touch.
(No offence @Fran)

[Fran]

It’s not in Northern Ireland you thick cunt, do you need a Geography lesson?

[Fran]

@glenshane

@TheBlackSpot

But @Fran is also right in his way

Aye, twist the knife in his worthless partionist ribs by patronising him. Lovely touch.
(No offence @Fran)

Non taken

[Corksfinedtboy]

Grianan an Aileach is worth a visit