Title: | Celt Notefile |
Moderator: | TALLIS::DARCY |
Created: | Wed Feb 19 1986 |
Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1632 |
Total number of notes: | 20523 |
Hi! I've looked around the notes file for a possible answer to this question but I haven't found anything. If I missed something, a pointer would be appreciated. My question is: How crowded with tourists does Ireland get in July? Would it be difficult to find a place to stay in a B&B for the night without making reservations or checking in early in the day? We were originally planning to visit Ireland for 2 weeks at the end of June, hoping to miss the height of the tourist season but I'm having problems renewing my passport. So, we might have to push the trip back to July. We've been in places in the US where accomodations get very tight during the tourist season and since we generally like to not plan our days too far in advance, I'm concerned. Thanks for any opinions/advice! annemarie
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1222.1 | Vacation in Ireland. | MACNAS::JDOOLEY | Week 4 Dec 1993 | Thu May 27 1993 11:05 | 13 |
July and August are the peak season in Ireland and you will find accomodation a problem in places like Killarney,Galway Shannon etc. that are on the tourist trail. Having said that Galway has seen a huge jump in the number of B and B's being built in recent years so that a little searching might pay off. As a guide you should decide on your place by 2.00 pm as it can get tricky after that. Galway has a race festival last week in July and an Arts festival in August so early booking for approx the last two weeks in July and all of August for accomodation in the city is advisable. Car hire and petrol ( gasoline ) are very dear here but food and drink have improved in value lately as we get in line with Europe. Enjoy your visit. | |||||
1222.2 | 3 rd time | EEMELI::HAUTALA | Call 9700-7185 DEC Hot Solutions | Tue Jun 01 1993 07:27 | 6 |
I'm coming to Ireland 7-14 th August. Any festivals etc. specially music happenings that time? Hannu |