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...Ireland for New Years?

  • 03-10-2009 8:23am
    #1
    pow wow
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    A friend of mine is coming in from the States for Christmas/New Years and a severe funds shortage means we've had to shelve Edinburgh for NYE :(

    I've taken her the length and breadth of Ireland the last time she was here in March so I'm open to suggestions on pretty much anywhere that is good for NYE. I'm from Cork and I don't remember it being too spectacular down there but feel free to prove me wrong.

    I was thinking either Dublin or else somewhere on the coast which might be less 'lively' but more fun. Any ideas greatly appreciated!


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  • #2
    biko
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    I guess Christmas will be spent at your house in Cork?
    Don't know about Dub but Galway sucks for New Year. I'd suggest Belfast over anything - Belfast rocks.


  • #3
    PCPhoto
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    New years is a bit of a damp squib to be honest .....

    best nights are ones with friends - if someone has a house/apartment - gather everyone around - loads of alcohol music and dancing....good times had by all !!

    or you could goto some rural town and enjoy an old session (like Clonakilty maybe)


  • #4
    pow wow
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    lol @ partying in Clon!

    We'll be up in Belfast before Xmas, around and about Cork/Limerick over the hols and then all dressed up with nowhere to go on NYE :( I've heard rumblings that Lahinch is sedate but fun over NYE...anyone confirm/deny? Keep the ideas rolling in, my 'friend' (:D) and myself are open to suggestions!


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