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our trip itinerary


according to the boss:

Day 1 - Arrive Dublin - sightseeing - all the usual sights

 Day 2 - Dublin - sightseeing - what we didn't see in Day 1

places of interest for day 1 & 2 - Trinity College, Dublin Castle, OConnell Street, ST Patricks Cathedral, Temple Bar, HaPenny Bridge, Croke Park, Book of Kells, Kilmainham Gaol, etc.

Day 3 - Depart for Kilkenny with possible stops: Irish National Stud Farm & Japanese Gardens, Rock of Dumase, Dunmore Caves

 Day 4 - Sightseeing, places of interest - Kilkenny Castle, St. Francis Abbey, National Craft Gallery, Rothe House, The Black Abbey, etc. Maybe a trip to Rock of Cashel

 Day 5 - Depart for Killarney - Possible stops along the way: Swiss Cottage, Cahir Castle, Blarney Castle.

 Day 6 - Sightseeing, places of interest: Muckross House & Gardens, Traditional Farms, Torc Waterfall

 Day 7 - Sightseeing in Dingle

 Day 8 - Depart for Ennis w/ possible stops: Adare, stop in Limerick to see King Johns Castle (maybe), Bunratty Castle. 

 Day 9 - Ennis - sightseeing

 Day 10 - Doolin Walk (Cliffs of Moher), explore Ennis area

 Day 11 - homeward bound

 Other than the places we are staying all of this is subject to change once we land in Dublin biggrin

 

 

 



-- Edited by gsmith on Thursday 21st of August 2014 01:15:28 PM

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Day 4, skip Rock of Cashel and add it to day 5. ROC and Cahir Castle are only about 12 miles from each other.

Day 6, add Ross Castle.



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Besides what Judy suggested: Day 4 - if time permits Kells Priory (always open). Here is Corey's free walking tour of Kilkenny: http://www.knockahopple.com/downloadkilkenny.html

 

 



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As usual thanks for the tips/advice. Corey's walking tour is on our list of things to do.
The trip is coming soon.

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Happy to help. Be sure to drop Corey a note about his free tour. You can find him at IrishFireside.com  It really is nice of him to share it with everyone. biggrin



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It sure is and we sure will.

I made the mistake of mentioning to Colleen that once we get back we can offer up our Ordnance map book and let's just say we were not on the same page with that one. Apparently my wife believes that will make a nice keepsake along with the binder full of stuff she has printed out and Michelle's book and everything else... Of course she is right. What was I thinking.
I am hoping she doesn't get too attached to the myfi....



-- Edited by gsmith on Monday 25th of August 2014 11:05:44 AM

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Another nice keepsake for your wife's binder would be a sample of each of the Irish coins. We have the one cent through two euro mounted on page one of our keepsake book. Just remember not to turn in all your coins at the airport before leaving Ireland. Keep your samples separate as you collect them.

I wish I had thought of collecting the coins years ago with the old money. I only have a few of past memory coins.



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great idea Judy. Thanks

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Judy, Go to Ebay and you can get old Irish coins.

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