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String

Killarney definitely! And living in Cork it's not too far away.

SmokeyEyes

I'd love to go to Cork, we got engaged there on our 10 year anniversary at the end of June last year and we're due a baby June of this year so I'd love the chance for the three of us to go down as a family and have a holiday to remember together as with the little man on the way we're very tight on money!

jaarius

Cork to visit the family.

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Star Lord

The whole south/west coast is beautiful, touring round them last year in a camper van in glorious weather was an absolute high point of my travels round our little isle!

saphira

The best place for me has to be Castlegregory in Kerry, I have so many great memories of holidays down there. I would love to show my children this wonderful spot in kerry and make some more memories with them.

SarB89

Co.Kerry- up on the Ring of Kerry there is a beautiful lake up the mountains that you have to climb to reach. The view is just breathtaking and spectacular. My favourite place in the whole world 

magicray

Kilmore Quay Co Wexford, great for a stroll, a quick dip then fish and chips afterwards

ZeitgeistGlee

Very fond memories of the seaside at Lahinch as a child, no matter how many times we'd visit the aquarium it was always the first thing I wanted to go see. 

seany76

Now Antrim I have still got to see 
Killarney I always love to be
Cork is good and Donegal too
Galway I've been to a times few
Wexford for straberries you just can't beat
Carlow for the cousins to meet 
Been to Mayo that was not great 
Maybe it was me or maybe my date
My plan is that every county 
For in each there is great bounty
Whether its the fresh fish in kinsale 
wherever I go won't be a fail 
there is beauty to see in each county and city
far better in real life then postcard picture pretty

lashofeye

I Love Galway you cant beat it. I lived there in College and I met my Fiance there too so it has lots of happy memories. We are looking to go away this summer as a family. My Fiance has worked his socks off (he is self employed) and we only spend time together maybe 2 times a weeks.

Good luck to all

Smokeyskelton

Way out West Mayo is a lovely part of the country, (when the weather is fine).

Mr Bloat

I've never been to Donegal, it's a place I'd love to see.

bowsie

Westport and environs - so much to do and see, fantastic scenery, amazing fish restaurants and great criac in the pubs.

bazery

Cork ftw

sternn

Killarney is a great base for climbing Carrantuohil.

hotshots85

Cant beat Donegal in the sun

warrenaldo

Enniscrone in Co Sligo. My childhood holiday destination! 
Ah, many great summer holiday was spent here.

Gracie Ni G

Has to be Mayo! Unspoiled beaches... Castles... Hotels... Mountains and remote romantic walks!  Amazing nightlife and loads of cosy pubs to warm up by the fire 

Dublinstiofán

Even Bray does me on a nice Sunny Day! 

/V\etalfish

I really need to explore 'the whest' a bit more.
So Sligo and Mayo are on the to do list!

picaaf

The West (be it north or south, don't we all want to go into the West!?)

AnCatDubh

In a word, Kerry.

Thoie

I'd love to see more of the midlands, and spend a few nights there for once, rather than passing through thinking "that looks nice".

Busi_Girl08

Would absolutely love to go back to Rossmore Beach in Wexford. It's like a whole other world. Best sandy beach in Ireland, where it seems like the sun is always shining!

(I've gone and jinxed the sunshine in Wexford now for the summer now, haven't I?)

Tabnabs

Wexford and the sunny south east, sun sea and sand.

yeppydeppy

My mother comes from Achill Island so I'm a regular visitor there however I haven't been to Crookhaven in a good few years and would love to visit West Cork again.

TOMP

Has to be cruising on the Shannon for a couple of weeks. You wont get closer to nature.

DaveHull

CONNEMARA beautiful and relaxing

LizT

Galway, lovely scenery and great nightlife.

rok

Some amazing spots on the West Coast, love going to west Clare and Kerry (dingle and killarney)