I've wound up with 10 hours in Dublin between flights.
What's the best way for me to spend it, where I actually see something worthwhile?
Dublin
I've wound up with 10 hours in Dublin between flights.
What's the best way for me to spend it, where I actually see something worthwhile?
St Patrick's cathedral is interesting.
Is ireland the most souless country to live in europe?
If alcohol consumption & cold weather are the most iconic features of a location, there's a decent chance it's soulless.
Yes I pray I can escape the trap of working there sooner rather than later. Even getting to it is a pain in the ass and then you actually have to be there...
Ireland is the most sovlfvl country to live in in Europe. Possibly the world.
It's not overpopulated like most other firstie c**ts, and it has kept a lot of it's charm and character.
>posts picture of temple bar
moron opinion discarded
it's up there. shit quality of life and cost of living
you just need to like windy/rainy grass fields and you'll be fine
Only if you're stuck inland. If you're by the coast and the mountains, Ireland is gorgeous.
The food mostly fricking sucks dick tho.
Does Ireland have any good mountain towns?
Ireland doesn't really have mountains as you'd
think of them. It's hilly and rocky and there's a lot of small towns though.
>Ireland doesn't really have mountains
The Wicklows literally reach up to 1000m above sea level.
They're not as tall as the British isles, but the scenery and camping is solid.
>1000m above sea level
The ground isn't sea level moron. What a stupid reply
Yes also very boring
Honestly, Dublin is shit unless you like drinking Guinness. Ireland is so small, you'd be better off renting a car for the day and going somewhere better. Cliffs of Moher are a 3h 15m drive away from Dublin Airport, you could spend 1h 30m there and still have lots of time to be back for the next flight.
Dublin is probably the least interesting place in Ireland. It’s a place in which to make money and advance your career, but holds little appeal for anything else. I guess you can go see Christchurch Cathedral and Trinity College and have dinner and a pint somewhere like Davy Byrne’s. Basic b***h tourist stuff really, but better than nothing.
Most of the shit in Dublin can be seen in any other city in Europe. What do you like and what are you interested in seeing?
I would say either go to Glasnevin and go to the Cemetery and do the tour where they talk about all the historical figures, and maybe stop at the Botanic Gardens next door, then a pint at John Kavanaugh the Gravedigger's Pub. Or you can go down to Howth and tour the Castle and do the cliffs walk. Or to Malahide. All three of those things are on the north side of Dublin closer to the airport.
Or you could go to the city centre and rub the Molly Malone statue's tit, buy pints for 10 quid, or go to the Guinness storehouse which is basically an overrated advertisement museum. At the Book of Kells you just get shown one page so that is also overrated in my opinion. If you do go to the city centre most museums are free, I recommend the museum of archaeology but for only ten hours I would advise just staying on the north side.