So I got married in December and about to Ireland for our honeymoon...

Jump around and get down! :dancing-smiley:

If It's as beautiful as John Ford's movie "The Quiet Man" with John Wayne,Maureen O'Hara, Berry Fitzgerald, Ward Bond, what a thrill it would be to go there. No advice from me except enjoy!!!

I would go to Ireland if there was a Maureen O'Hara there waiting for me.

But there isn't! cry:

Then again, I am no John Wayne either, so it all evens out. Oh, Orphy, would you ever win?

Anyways, if I were going to Dublin, I would seek out James Joyce statue, but my ideas of a good time are lame.

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go to the whiskey distilleries and have some delicious whiskey. that's what i would do.

See lunchbox and taz have the best ideas. Apparently my wife is coming with me too, so I gotta find something to do for her that she'll enjoy. Her plans are to go hiking around the cottage we're staying in. I say "Well who's walking and carrying our stuff?" her answer is "You" and my answers "So who's walking around and carrying our stuff?"

I miss Ireland. Last time there was 2005.

There is pretty much scenery everywhere you go.

If you want to go south, take a ride on the Ring of Kerry. We rented a car and drove to stop along the way, but there are also buses I believe that do trips (it's long). Beautiful scenery.

There's a town down south called Killarney which was one of my favorites. Great natural parks, and a old town pasadena type feel with a bunch of bars/shops/eating joints. I highly recommend McSorley's for a quick pint and nighttime entertainment.

We did a short hike to Torc Waterfall while in Killarney. Not that strenuous, and again, great scenery all around.

If you want a party atmosphere in Dublin, can check out Temple Bar. But a warming, it gets crazy packed with lots of folks young and old. There are pubs all over. Try and see a traditional folk band play one night, or one of the many pub crawls.

Get a divorce

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I miss Ireland. Last time there was 2005.

There is pretty much scenery everywhere you go.

If you want to go south, take a ride on the Ring of Kerry. We rented a car and drove to stop along the way, but there are also buses I believe that do trips (it's long). Beautiful scenery.

There's a town down south called Killarney which was one of my favorites. Great natural parks, and a old town pasadena type feel with a bunch of bars/shops/eating joints. I highly recommend McSorley's for a quick pint and nighttime entertainment.

We did a short hike to Torc Waterfall while in Killarney. Not that strenuous, and again, great scenery all around.

If you want a party atmosphere in Dublin, can check out Temple Bar. But a warming, it gets crazy packed with lots of folks young and old. There are pubs all over. Try and see a traditional folk band play one night, or one of the many pub crawls.

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Awesome! Thanks for the tips. We have an awesome itinerary from Authentic Ireland. My wife knows more about it but we do plan on going off route a few times just for fun.

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Jameson Whiskey Tours - Age_verification

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