Glendalough: Seven ancient churches in various states of repair; two lakes; one of the most beautiful valleys in Ireland, with good walking, both on marked paths and off the beaten track. Worth much more than an hour.

Thanks Padraig, had a feeling there was something my memory missed.

Well we are try t decide if we should get a room there. but there kinda expensive, maybe we'll spend the day there and get a room somewhere close by like Dun Laoghaire, or any suggestions, the next day we hit dublin for 2 nights.

thanks I've seen that one on hostel world it said they had no rooms available? also I emailed them to see if they had all female dorms available and I haven't heard from them yet.

Second point about Glendalough. Much more magical early in the morning or in the evening before or after the buses have come and gone. I prefer morning. Stay at B&B that is nearby and take a quiet walk before breakfast.

Bill