Armagh or Enniskillen?

jimmio · Newbie

Armagh or Enniskillen?

Michele Erdvig · Host

Jim,

There is no shortage of pubs around Ireland and NI. Music sessions in pubs depend on time of year and time of week (weekends have more music). See links below:

http://www.irishmusicbars.com/festivals_ireland.asp

http://www.visitarmagh.com/tosee.php?menuid=2&submenuid=26&subgroupid=4

http://www.folkworld.de/frog/irl2pub.htm

http://www.enniskillen.com/enniskillen_pub.html

How much time do you have in NI?

Michele

jimmio · Newbie

Michele, We(my wife and another couple) are in Ireland for 9 nights. We did the southern part of Ireland 3 years ago. We are staring in Dublin mid September(wanted to start from Shannon but because of the Ryder Golf that changed). We are driving. I assume we can travel in and out of NI with no problem. 3 years ago we stated at bunratty/ennis and did the Cliffs and Burren along with Kilrush(my wifes grandmother was married at St Seanans). We did the Ring and Cobh,Kilkenny,Glendolough,and Dublin. This time looking foward to Galway especially. Looking for 2-3 nights there. Also a day in inishmor. Also hitting Enniskillen the Parkes on our way across the country. Thinking of staying at the Seapoint in Westport(the picture on the website looks great--doing Mollys). Driving aroud Sky Road and Connamara and seeing Clifden. Also seeing Anthenry, Kilomouch, Dunguaire on our way to Ennis. jim

Michele Erdvig · Host

Jim,

I am particularly fond of Enniskillen. It is such a nice, scenic area. You could see Armagh on the way. Since you will be in NI you won't want to miss the Antrim coast and Giant's Causeway. Really spectacular.

There is no problem going into NI. Just inform your car rental agency in advance. Since there are two couples traveling together and you will be there during Ryder Cup, you may want to nail down some reservations soon, especially for Dublin.

Michele