OT: Scotland-Ireland trip

[greenbean.sixpack]

Thanks for all the tips boys.
We leave in 10 days. A week in Ireland then a week in Scotland.

The old lady wants to go to Ireland next year (the youngest will be 16, so he can legally drive alone - not that he doesn't already, but he'll be legal), please give us an update when you get back.

 

[DerHntr]

I’m going at the end of October for 10 days. I’m excited, I’ve heard nothing but positives from the people to the scenery. Stops in Dublin, Galway and Cork.

Hopefully you head an hour west of Cork and go to Killarney. It was our favorite place in Ireland. The national park is badass and it’s a great small city.

 

[msugrad2003]

Hopefully you head an hour west of Cork and go to Killarney. It was our favorite place in Ireland. The national park is badass and it’s a great small city.

We are staying a night in Cork

 

[coachnorm]

I did this twice when I was stationed at Holy Loch in the 1970s. If you can get this, I believe this would be the best experience there weather cooperating?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txe8W3Qf54w&t=101s

 

[Reunion Dog]

County Whiklow is where I stayed at a B&B. Ireland is the most Greenest, Cleanest Most Hospitable country I have ever visited. Make sure ya go to Waterford. If u have a long time in Scotland… take the 5 Hr train to London. Some of the most beautiful scenery you will ever see. Enjoy your trip.