Chelsea asked:


I’m planning a trip in the next two years and I’m planning on staying in Dublin for a few days, then driving up to the Giants Causeway. Therefore I need to know how long it takes to drive there!

TIA

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Mr. Bojangles asked:


Im flying into Dublin International and need to get to Portstewert……i need to get there the cheapest….besides hitchhiking

but is hitchhiking safe in ireland?

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ruby e asked:


im looking for a place to have a 13th birthday for my daughter. i prefer if it was in dublin

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bark4me asked:


My cousin is a non-EU National and she has a working visa in Wales. She’s been working in Wales for more than 2 years. Now, she’s only staying in Dublin for 3 days 2 nights to attend her nephew’s birthday party a week from now. She is coming here with her British boyfriend. So, does she still need to get Visa to be able to go to Dublin?

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tantilisingteaser asked:


I want to start traveling Ireland to visit all the different counties
but would like to know where the good spots are where lots of
people come together

Im from tipperary myself and go to limerick and dublin and kerry

but would like to expand my options

could you elaborate on your answers

Thanks in advance

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michaelson p asked:


he is 27 yrs old once lived in california san francisco…visited early august with a friend of his…

Andrew asked:


We (me, my wife and 3 yr old daughter) live in Dublin and both of us are working professionals. We hold resident visas.

My mother (Non EU) is with us on a 3 month visit visa and we are planning to drivr to Belfast for 2 days.

Some say we can and some say we might get into trouble. Much appreciated if someone could advice me on this.

Thank you in advance.

Andrew

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jibril asked:


i’m from Saudi Arabia , and right now i’m in Dublin and i would like to Visit Belfast while i can ,,,,

Zebra asked:


Like I’m over 28 so can’t legally work. Can I do volunteer work with potatoes or something with free lodging re being able to afford to stay a few months. Or does Van Morrison have a charity organisation for Kiwi ****** to be able to stay without it costing them a small fortune without having to do sexual favours? Fiddle Dee Dee.

I would much rather visit the Dublin than the London. And not really worth going over just for a 3 week holiday, re the jetlag all that, may as well stay a couple of months if I can, but can’t afford the accomodation.
Er, Orla, there’s this thing called immigration law, the limit for a kiwi to work in the UK legally is that you MUST be under age 28, unless your parents were born in the UK, which mine weren’t as I’m a fourth generation NZer. I assume your relative has UK parents. Used to also include UK grandparents but I hear they changed that law a couple of years ago made it just parents only.
Crazygirl, that’s funny as my ancestors are from County Cork Dublin (well 3 quarters of them were 1quarter from Bohemia – which I think is pretty cool….)
Er, David D. I AM FROM NEW ZEALAND! Not Australia. That’s like me calling you English.
Misty Blue, I didn’t say anything about UK rules? I was told the age was 28 for Ireland. So there potatoface.

Tiocfaidh Armani asked:


I am planning a journey to visit relatives in Port Laoise in the Irish Republic but am unable to get the total cost of an ADULT RETURN ticket for the route which leaves Londonderry to Dublin and then Dublin to Port Laoise.

Any help would greatly be appreciated.

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