Back from Ireland

[Swimmer]

I'll visit Ireland when its no longer part of the Brittish Empire.

[fishbones]

I never had much interest in going over there, but my mom just got back from a 10 day trip there and loved it. I haven't seen her photos yet, but the ones you posted are making me reconsider. They are awesome. I'll have to start learning to speak Irish.

[OnTheLedge]

Before I went to Ireland in '99....Someone gave me good advice...If you're adventurous (and don't have kids), just get a plane ticket and rent a car. Half the people there have a few rooms in their house they rent as a B&B. We'd drive all day, stop at whatever caught our interest and knock on a door at the end of the day. Very freeing and fun! Hey Mr.Hunters, my grandfater left County Roscommon in 1919 for Amerikay.

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

I'll visit Ireland when its no longer part of the Brittish Empire.

the north ain't that bad. and the people i spoke with, they are with you on that. You still have the whole republic you could visit. people up north (way north) believe by the next time we would visit it will be one country

Robert, you are so right about the b and b's we had a package deal with air lingus so our b and b's were somewhat limited but EVERYWHERE You look there is a b and b.. no hotels just houses with rooms for rent. Make sure your plane ticket is round trip or you will get flack at the airport.

here are some from our favorite stop. Dingle peninsula

they call this the three sisters




err. going down?




4 ft wide at the base. and as dry as the day it was constructed in the center



there is bass in them there waters


you guys like white water


these were everywhere