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Ireland during St Patrick’s Day?
Posted on 12/13/19 at 7:13 pm
Posted on 12/13/19 at 7:13 pm
Will be in England in late March. We’ve been strongly considering a trip to Ireland during the week before or week afterward.
The week before coincides with St Patrick’s Day. Anyone here ever experienced that? Recommend it? Advise against it? Either Dublin or anywhere else in particular?
Any advice or recommendations are appreciated... TIA
The week before coincides with St Patrick’s Day. Anyone here ever experienced that? Recommend it? Advise against it? Either Dublin or anywhere else in particular?
Any advice or recommendations are appreciated... TIA
Posted on 12/13/19 at 9:39 pm to habz007
St Patrick’s day week is basically nothing but Americans in Dublin claiming to be part Irish
Also Temple bar district is stupid expensive and will be a zoo with people
Also Temple bar district is stupid expensive and will be a zoo with people
Posted on 12/14/19 at 10:13 am to habz007
I was in Dublin last year over St Patrick’s Day. Tourists everywhere from all over the world (obviously including us). It turned in to a zoo. The locals don’t really even celebrate the holiday, which was surprising to me. They just seem to lay low as all the tourists take over.
The weather was cold and rainy almost every day. The parade was not fun. Avoid Temple Bar area after the parade... shoulder to shoulder people trying to squeeze in to the pubs.
The highlights of the trip were getting away from Dublin, the Guinness & whiskey. Howth was a really cool town and enjoyed driving through Wicklow Mountains.
I’m not planning on returning to Dublin ever again, but I would travel to other parts of Ireland if I had the opportunity. I missed the parade and festivities in Baton Rouge.
The weather was cold and rainy almost every day. The parade was not fun. Avoid Temple Bar area after the parade... shoulder to shoulder people trying to squeeze in to the pubs.
The highlights of the trip were getting away from Dublin, the Guinness & whiskey. Howth was a really cool town and enjoyed driving through Wicklow Mountains.
I’m not planning on returning to Dublin ever again, but I would travel to other parts of Ireland if I had the opportunity. I missed the parade and festivities in Baton Rouge.
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