Ireland-List 2

Iwona Luzenczyk: Good shows during Arts Festival!

Paddy Coyne: A number of small beaches connected by the magnificent Promenade Walk.

Shawn Day: Get there in time for the musket or cavalry demonstrations Подробнее.

Noura Sayed: Nice, free entry. Has sections on Vikings & Medieval Ireland which was nice to see. Also good giftshop.

Rebecca Bain: Look for the bullet holes

Carl Griffin: Interesting exhibits covering the city's history from 1800-1950.

Hana Tesar: Fantastic Irish coffee, the wiped cream is wiped by the hand :)

Jenna Odett Laskin: Excellent tapas. Try scallops, cheese board, ginger carrot soup, house salad, shrimp (spicy), skip the duck spring roll. Desserts are crazy good - try berry gazpacho and Mille fuille. Lovely service

Tom Meehan: The Rock of Cashel is the ancient seat of the Kings of Munster and the seat of Brian Ború the last high king of Ireland who defeated the Danes at the Battle of Clontarf and died in victory. The Rock g

Derek HAll: A castle with Norman architecture in Northern Ireland, situated in the town of Carrickfergus in County Antrim, on the shore of Belfast Lough. Подробнее.

EDR: Expensive and pretentious, go to Kildare village instead for some good quality deals.

Caroline R.: In Glendalough, away from the main ruins, sits the Reefert Church and cemetery. Its name derives from the Irish Righ Fearta, meaning “burial place of the kings”.

Tara Lee: A must see. Start early and hike the upper lake (4hours) or the lower lake (2hours) Breathtaking scenery. The monastic settlement and St. Kevin's Church are amazing.Do not leave Ireland w/o visiting.

Caroline Besancon: The farmer's market on saturdays is small with gorgeous foodstalls. Bring money! My Relaxing Time sells their beautiful home made soaps and products there.

Denise R: Enjoy a dip in a beautiful seaweed bath after a walk on Strandhill beach. Подробнее.

Cian M: Stunning collection of Irish whiskey's. Slowly amassing a decent selection of Scotch and world whisky's too. Friendly bar staff and clientele too. Highly recommended!

Emily S.: Unreal views and not too touristy. Highly recommend it!

Thomas Knüwer: Biggest cheese shop in the English market. Good selection of local cheese and charcuterie.

Tiffany R.: Sooo crowded but lots to buy if you want fresh produce, something to snack on, or local crafts. There's even a record booth.

Cearúilín Ni Riain: The painstakingly restored Kilkenny Castle was first constructed circa 1200. The home's most prominent owners were the wealthy Butler family.

Otel.com: This is where you'll discover the best of Irish and international literature, featuring Wilde, Beckett and other great writers. Have coffee and check out the books at the bookshop (modern annexe).

John Boyer: The bog bodies! The bog bodies! Freaky!

Noura Sayed: Not much to see here.. But worth visiting if you're in the area (free); also visit nearby places (archaeological museum + national gallery + Oscar Wilde statue)

Masha Kroupski: Tucked behind the Castle so may not be easy to find but well worth a visit. Books and manuscripts are amazing, opt for the guided tour, it's free and a great experience.

David Epstein: Have the Seafood Chowder and Rack of Lamb!

Rich T: I'd recommend this to anyone local or visiting, it's great to see the biodiversity Kerry has to offer and it's really peaceful! Prices are reasonable and the 'boat safari' was cool!

Thomas Van Hoornyck: Lovely hotel with very friendly service. Don't forget to ask for a complementary glass of champagne at your arrival. Very nice restaurant with reasonable prices. Life piano in bar and and restaurant