Things to do in two weeks

lolz90 · 14-07-2012 10:18am #1

Hey guys,

Basically I'm just finished college, and I've been fortunate enough to get a full-time job starting at the end of September. I'm wondering if their is anything you would like to do in two weeks of freedom. Financial constraints as always would restrict me from travelling very far

biko · 14-07-2012 10:19am

Ok, so where are you know?

lolz90 · 14-07-2012 10:20am

Dublin

counterlock · 14-07-2012 10:20am

If i had two weeks free, i'd pretend that September was six weeks away, kick back and stop asking the internet questions

biko · 14-07-2012 10:21am

lolz90 wrote: »

Dublin

Of course

Try seeing Ulster by car, it's nice in the summer, particularly the Glens of Antrim and the coast line.
And it's not too far from you.

mikemac1 · 14-07-2012 10:22am

Skellig Michael in Kerry

I've never done it but it looks a fantastic thing to do

Sure go spend a few days in Kerry, use a hostel is money is tight. If you want a B&B then haggle hard, never accept their quoted rate.
Grand if a gang of ye go or if you just go on your own

They are buses for day trips, lots of options

neemish · 14-07-2012 10:30am

you can get a return bus to Galway for a tenner with Gobus. Highly recommend it! plenty of cheap hostels to stay in. Great city for a break - with the arts festival, there's plenty of street entertainment and free stuff without spending anything

Festy · 14-07-2012 11:01am

Discover Ireland

Immaculate Pasta · 14-07-2012 11:09am

Just sign on for a couple of months and sit at home all day posting on boards in your pants* :cool:

*what brand it is is entirely up to you

antodeco · 14-07-2012 11:16am

Open a chicken catching service.

Buy a load of chickens (real ones) and then release them into Dundrum shopping centre.

Offer service to catch them all.

Repeat

wexie · 14-07-2012 11:38am

lolz90 wrote: »

starting at the end of September.

you do realise that 2 weeks from now is the end of July right? Then there is still august and september.

I think I'd spend 2 weeks brushing up on my months of the year and then 2 months having some fun

lolz90 · 14-07-2012 11:42am

If you read my original post you will see that I said I am just finished college. I still have a few things to finish up before I am officially finished.

Why the aggression man? It's a decent Saturday morning

squod · 14-07-2012 11:46am

OP there's 101 thing on. Irish strength assoc. are doing events free or nearly free to watch. Or one of the powerlifting world champs.

david_etc · 14-07-2012 11:51am

wexie wrote: »

you do realise that 2 weeks from now is the end of July right? Then there is still august and september.

I think I'd spend 2 weeks brushing up on my months of the year and then 2 months having some fun

No need to be a dick.

Anyway OP, what have you seen in Ireland? Like there's loads of stuff to do, Cliffs of Moher etc.

There is also probably gonna be a gaff at the legendary G Con's at some point.

emeraldstar · 14-07-2012 3:19pm

lolz90 wrote: »

If you read my original post you will see that I said I am just finished college. I still have a few things to finish up before I am officially finished.

Why the aggression man? It's a decent Saturday morning

It's missing a word. I read "just finished college" as that meaning that you "have just finished college" – in other words, you are done completely – whereas I think you meant it as "just about finished college".

It's ambiguous and needs the extra word to clarify. Don't really any agression in their post; I read it the same way they did. :cool:

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