Is there anything to do in Ireland? Family is going there to "see our roots", but I'd rather see Italy and France and maybe slip out to fuck some hairy French whores.
Is there anything to do in Ireland?
Is there anything to do in Ireland? Family is going there to "see our roots", but I'd rather see Italy and France and maybe slip out to fuck some hairy French whores.
As someone from Ireland, its a globohomo shithole that is replacing Christianity with lgbtism. Degenerate and becoming more so. Go somewhere else.
Never trust someone from a place for travel advice
Not living there. Is the food there any good? Some of those globo homos make a mean gyro or curry tbh. But I really like coffee. Will probably look to bring home a few bottles of whisky.
Connemara peated
Enjoy paying out the ass for alcohol
You never had Christianity you papist cunt.
>its always the converts and the heretics who make it weird and intense.
And they prove it every day.
that can be said about almost any western country
Personal opinion is that dublin sucks. Get a little cottage in connemara or cornamona and walk the hills, go to some local pubs, drink some whiskey, maybe go to galway for some fun, that's the "real ireland" to me. Dublin is a shithole. You could also go to Dingle or West Cork.
Any advice or anything specific just ask, I''m from Dublin & lived in Ireland for 20 years, been gone for 10 but I always go back.
Not the OP, but also going for 2 weeks on the 18th. Is Dublin still a huge party on the weekends? We went a couple years ago before covid and bar hopping on the weekend was fantastic. After that going to grab a vehicle and head to see family in Tipperary. Any other places we should check out?
Someone said there is a BDSM club in Dublin. Whats the scene like there?
I have never touched the BDSM scene but admittedly, while many "irish" have had scathing reviews of Dublin here, as a genuine Dubliner I can say I'd expect it to be mediocre at best.
At best being, if you are very lucky. Ireland in itself is a small country and Dublin as a capital is tiny. This is reflective too of the amount of attractive people, talent, etc etc. They are there but in much smaller quantities than larger countries and cities. For something as niche as BDSM I would wager you'd be lucky for it to be anything to write home about.
It's a shithole, so yes, go to Italy or France. Let your family stay there and just take a Ryanair flight to Paris or Milan.
Dublin has a lot to see for who I assume is an American.
>the spire
>trimity college and book of kells
>National art gallery
>Dublin city tour
>temple bar
Also
>french whores
Use escortireland for all your hooker needs. It is illegal to buy sex in ireland but that gets you through.
All things you mentioned can be done in a single afternoon.
Dublin is a shithole full of degenerates and knackers, specially near The Spire.
Irish food is bland and poor. Irish woman are ugly, fat, dumb and orange cuz of cheap fake tan. They also dress like whores (all of them, no exception).
The only thing good in Ireland is Guiness, otherwise the whole island is just a cheap England knock off.
>Dublin is a shithole
True, worse than you expect for a city of its size
>Irish food is bland and poor
Were semi Brits what do you expect? Were probably the best of British Isle Cuisine but winning against haggis and mushy peas wasn't hard. I'll admit bacon and cabbage does taste good tbh.
>Irish women are orange
You don't realize how bad it is until you enter a pub or club. It's like entering a carrot greenhouse.
>Only good thing about Ireland is Guiness.
Our other stouts are as good or better tbh. And I'm not saying this because Arthur Guinness hated us with a passion but the company realized we drank more black stuff than Brits.
>British Isle
I'm mick diaspora in America and
>I'm protestant
>I'm an anglophile supremacist
>I don't drink
>I hate Boston, the IRA, St Patricks day and The Boondock Saints. I hate the color green.
>Guiness fucking sucks. I hate cabbage.
>I have zero irish friends. When I see an Irishman I layer up on two masks not because of covid but to avoid the evil eye of his sheeny bog moron magic and because the average irishman is infected with Typhus
>sheeny bog moron magic
oh look another fake yank fag who thinks he's irish
He's more Irish than the 17 million Africans that were imported to replace you by your government
This is why the USA is a 3rd world country. People like you.
Haven't run into them in a while in Dublin. Suggestions?
insult a fag or something, a whole crowd of them will come running with pitchforks aloft.
they all pissed off after realizing there was no money for them, same as everyone else. the only foreigners west of dublin are polacks.
Everything about that is based except wearing masks and hating The Boondock Saints
>I hate cabbage.
I'm sorry that you have a child's palate.
Also the Boondock Saints is great you dumb cunt (the first one that is, the sequel is trash.)
If you are into nature stuff you'll enjoy going to remote areas and getting away from people. If you are younger and prefer more urban things be prepared for a big kick in the nuts, shit closes early - especially places that serve drink. You'll be hard pressed to find anything that opens 24 hour except the odd petrol station, of which you'll find only a handful in Dublin itself. The touristy areas are expensive, everything is expensive, alcohol has a minimum price per alcohol %. Public transport is awful, particularly outside the cities - if you are spending time in the countryside you best rent a car which is insanely expensive.
https://extra.ie/2022/07/25/news/ireland-car-rental-hike
I went to college there in 2010, it's completely different now. A town that would have 6-7 night clubs now has 1 bar that is barely describable as a club. There are a few "college towns" that at the time would have had excellent night life but I think all that is dead now.
I stay away from Dublin like most sane people but the main issue these days is petty crime by bored teenage gangs looking to pick fights.
anyone wanna tell me where to get some weed in this shithole limerick?
Went there for a short trip a few months back. Only had four days, so I spent two in Dublin, one in Northern Ireland, and one in Howth. Really enjoyed the trip. Would have liked to see more of the country, but I didn't have the time. I'd say Italy was better, but I was pleasantly surprised with Ireland.
>Family is going there to "see our roots"
fucking americans man. disown your family. "irish" americans are worse than the WE WUZ KANGS shit
the UK shouldve never gave you alcoholic inbreds independence.
ireland fucking sucks. i spent a week there for work and the best part was getting hammered every day
Just got back from a week long trip yesterday.
Innisheer, Kilarney and Galway were great. Wish I'd had more time to spend in Galway. Honestly would go back just for that and maybe stay several days on the Aran isles
How many gingers did you see in Galway? What did you like most about Galway?
The only things to do in Ireland really are looking at old stuff in the rain and visiting a pub.
If you're in Dublin, a day trip to Glendalough is ok
GINGE MINGE FEVER
>Family is going there to "see our roots"
DO Y'ALL KNOW THE MCMURPHYS? COLM MCMURPHY IS MY GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GREAT GRANDPAPPY ON MA FATHER'S SIDE, UP THE IRA! ONE 'GUINNESS' PLEASE!
In 2007 I did a one week car ride through the country, using a stack of coupon the travel agency gave me, to stay at various little places around the country. I don't remember the names of places, they were kinda hard on the tongue and I didn't speak fluent English then. Right hand drive is a mess I'm glad to never do it again lol
Ireland is a generic Anglosphere country with an above average pub culture and nice countryside if you like that kind of thing. Ironic given the amount of headspace they give to independence and the troubles.
Stay out of my country you dumb American fuck.
It's not your country anymore, you gave it away for free to Africans
eat
play
grassy cliffs, mossy castle ruins, fancy castle hotels, tiny cuckshed villages
redhead women.
Other then that, no not really unless you're doing tax evasion
redhead people are dumb as fuck.
Right, some of them can look appealing but they are still stoopid as fuck
What a retarded thing to say and of course you can't even spell stupid
Countryside is gorgeous and you can easily drive nearly anywhere from Dublin. Would recommend checking out Causeway coast and Donegal for natural beauty. The cities outside Dublin are nice enough, but your best bet is to find some chill old timer pub and chat to folks, people are pretty open to randos chatting to em especially after a few drinks.
Also, why does Ireland make sighsee seethe so much? Is it a contrarian thing against the muh heritage Americans?
How easy is the train system to get anywhere? I'd rather not get the international license and drive hung over all over the place. Simple to use here? On a scale from American to japanese.
American. It's just better to drive. If you're gonna get hangovers, just don't drink on the last night at that particular stopover.
Well fuck. Last time we went we drove and I was pretty happy I got the full insurance package on the rental.
Same here. I ended up ripping off the bumper on my rental by running into the wall and luckily I was able to put it back together well enough to where the guy who was inspecting the returns did a quick check, meh'd, and walked away after sending me off.
Is that so
They really cater to American tourists, especially noticeable in the west where the proportion of tourists to people living there is much greater. I've vacationed in Ireland three times; to be blunt don't expect anything out of the cities, use them as a base to explore the country. Make sure to see Newgrange, it's pretty cool and not too far from Dublin. There's a really good tour in Belfast that goes to the Giants Causeway, Carrick a rede rope bridge and some distillery for 25 quid , might be more expensive now. West and southern Ireland have the best rural landscapes and Americans seem to be particularly mad on the Cliffs of Moher, Galway's a nice spot to stay to see that.
Food wise don't bother tbh, Irish cuisine is the same as British cuisine, they just call some things 'Irish' to sell to tourists. The only things different are that white pudding is common alongside black pudding, and they have an extra stew. Nightlife is just pubs, not really much in the way of clubs. The fact that the biggest attraction in Dublin is the Guinness place basically spells out that you REALLY need to like pubs to get much out of the cities. Killarney is chill and in the south, never been to Tralee but that's a tourist spot. Cork is just a smaller version of Dublin, I wouldn't bother with it.
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