West Cork is lovely. Kerry is my favourite but don't tell anyone from Kerry that![]()
West Cork is lovely. Kerry is my favourite but don't tell anyone from Kerry that![]()
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Surprised at so much love for Galway, obviously from people who haven't spent more than 2 weeks here during the rain & wind season (Sep to June)
Since I can't pick Galway i'd haveto say Donegal or Kerry, some really lovely areas there. Maybe even Dublin if there weren't so many Dubs there![]()
once the weather is good anywhere in Ireland is amazing, i always say that if we had guaranteed good weather in the summer i would never leave here. IMO Kerry is the best place to put the feet up and watch the world go by, can get a bit crowded in the Summer with coach tours but i always have a fantastic time down there
Dont forget Limerick which was named the 'Sporting capital of Europe' today so much to see
-Go watch Munster play rugby in their fantastic new Thomond Park stadium
-Go horse racing in the new Patrickswell purpose built magnificent racecourse
-Go greyhound racing in our yes new again course in Greenpark
-Visit Dolans Warehouse Dock Road concerts every week, dine in plush hotels the Clarion with magnificent views of the Shannon(fiver for triple decker sambo & soup) the Strand hotel(might see me there) & the Royal George, Dromoland Castle another magnificent hotel
-Visit Bunratty Castle & drink/eat in Dirty Nellys closeby
-Visit Adare manor see thatched roof houses still intact
-fantastic shopping in city centre hotel & excellent Crescent shopping centre
-if u like golf your spoilt for choice
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Your spot on about the golf ep,cracking course in limerick ,.
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when you get the weather, anywhere on the west coast, but especially Donegal. I just love the accent.
And when you don't get the weather, sure there's always the pub to go to
Thank you all the ladies I had pleasure of meeting. Forever grateful for the memories