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Flying with Ireland and UK with RyanAir? Dublin - Cork flight?
Q: Is this an okay way to travel? Dublin - Cork flight. Then a bus from Cork - Blarney. Fly from Dublin to Edinburgh. Then Edinburgh to London. I know there are busses, ferries, and trains that travel throughout UK and Ireland, but it's so much faster and way cheaper to fly.
Any advice?
A: Getting a train to Cork from Dublin would take about 3 hours or so, getting a bus would take about 4 and a half hours or so, flying would take about 45 mins or an hour. But if you fly you first have to get out to Dublin airport, about 40 mins by an airport express bus - longer by a regular Dublin Bus. Then you have to check in say roughly no later than an hour before departure - so in essence the whole flying thing could take say 2 and a half hours or so. Still faster than a train but when you get to Cork airport you then have to get into the city, say another half an hour by bus. The train station in Cork is roughly a 5 to 10 minute walk to the city centre. I think if you book ahead you can get from Dublin to Cork and vice versa for €10 each way, see: http://www.irishrail.ie
You don't have to fly to Scotland to get to London - just fly Dublin or Cork to London : ) Unless you actually wanna see Edinburgh? Oh,you prob do, lol. You might be able to fly from Edinburgh to London with either Easyjet or Flybe.
What is the travel time from Plesanton/dublin to south san francisco by Bart?
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A: Check the BART website for that info.
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Dont know, only travel by Lisa.
any ideas of bed and breakfast accomodations in dublin?
Q: Hi all,
I'm a 25 year old woman thinking about taking my first solo travel trip, to Dublin, in June. I want to be able to meet new people and socialize but I don't think I want to stay at a hostel. Any recommendations on bed and breakfast accommodations in Dublin?
A: Hi from Dublin,
June is a busy time for Dublin accommodation but you will still have plenty of choice.
Our site will give you an idea of what to expect.
Dublin Visitors - http://www.dublin1.webs.com
Brian.
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I'm not sure if there are any in Dublin...they would probably be in the towns surrounding it. I took a solo trip to Dublin when I was 22 and I stayed at the Glashaus hotel. It had a Luas stop right outside and a Starbucks around the corner (Luas is the public transportation, and it was very clean). The hotel was relatively inexpensive, but very nice! I would stay there again if I went back. Also, the West coast of Ireland is a lot more friendly. Galway has a lot of B&Bs and very nice people. That's where I did most of my socializing. Dublin is more like NYC in terms of people. They walk very fast, and don't really socialize. There were so many awesome things to do in and around Dublin, though. Hope this helps!
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Hi Daphne
BedandBreakfastworld have over 60 B&Bs in Dublin, with plenty of availability for June: http://www.bedandbreakfastworld.com/europe/ireland/dublin
Here's a feature naming the top 5: http://www.bedandbreakfastworld.com/guides/top-5-dublin-bnbs/38
If you want to meet other young people I'd recommend staying in one in the centre of town - close to all the pubs and bars. Of course wherever you stay you'll be able to get chatting to the owners and get a feel for local life.
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Try www.hostelworld.com, and don't let the name fool you, all kinds of accommodation are included.
You could also try www.familyhomes.ie.
And I would recommend spending just a couple of days in Dublin, and heading to other parts of Ireland. Dublin is nice for a couple of days, but even friends of mind who are diehard Dubliners have admitted that compared to the rest of Ireland, Dublin still feels very 'English'. -
D4 hotels do fabulous rates mid week! Find them on http://sid.ie//hotelsindublin
Have a fantastic time!
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Hi Daphne
I hope this link helps. There are many Bed and breakfast accomodations in Dublin. Enjoy your trip but pack for all weathers as you never know when the rain will come.
http://www.bedandbreakfastworld.com/europe/ireland/dublin?source=yahoo&utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=724425031&utm_term=b%20b%20accommodation%20dublin&utm_content=b%26b%20accommodation%20dublin&OVRAW=b%26b%20accommodation%20dublin&OVKEY=b%20b%20accommodation%20dublin&OVMTC=standard&OVADID=32796797031&OVKWID=215133207031&OVCAMPGID=724425031&OVADGRPID=14485645919
can i enter to irland (dublin) with my spanish residence card?
Q: i live in spain, i'm a student, i'm from morocco, and i hold a spanish residence permit which name in spanish ( tarjeta de regimen comunitario), of five years.
my question is: is t possible to travel to dublin with my residence card.
thanks a lot , in advance............
A: No, as a Moroccan citizen to travel internationally you must use a passport & as a Moroccan citizen you will require a visa to visit the Republic of Ireland
http://www.irlanda.es/home/index.aspx?id=34010
Also, the Republic of Ireland is not a member of the Schengen Agreement so you won't be covered under its terms.
Irish visa from Dubai while visiting Dubai on a tourist visa?
Q: Hi
I wish to travel to Dublin for business at the end of this month. I am in Dubai right now on vacation for a month on tourist visa. I have been to Dublin twice earlier on business. Do you know if I can apply for a Irish visa from Dubai. I am an Indian national and have an Indian passport.
Thanks in advance!
A: Yes, you may address your application to any Irish Embassy abroad. But don't expect a quick decision since in general the application will be transmitted to the Irish Naturalization and Immigration Service which will need to obtain background information from the Irish Embassy in India. This process may take 6-8 weeks.
You need to fill the application online, forward it to the Embassy or Visa Facilitation Office, print-out the application summary, and forward it together with your supporting documents by mail.
Btw: I would never try to apply for a visa from a country other than my home country and risk to be stuck without a passport in a foreign country..
Source(s):
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Documents%20required%20for%20a%20Business%20Visa%20to%20Ireland ..
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Information%20on%20completing%20Online%20Application.pdf/Files/Information%20on%20completing%20Online%20Application.pdf ..
http://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/home/index.aspx?id=5531 ..
https://www.visas.inis.gov.ie/avats/OnlineHome.aspx ..
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