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Three days in Ireland?
I have 3 extra days in London on Sunday 9/30 and MondayTuesday, October 1/2-2012. I've never been to Ireland but it seems that most accompanied tours are 5-7 days or more. Does anyone know of shorter tours rom London or day tours out of Dublin, etc.?
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There's plenty of day tours out of Dublin. If you have 3 full days in Dublin, I'd spend 1-2 days there and then choose a day tour to either Newgrange or Glendalough (or both, depending on how much time you spend in Dublin).
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Thanks. Any info as to best type of tours, reliability of operator, etc.
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Here's some info from 2010 that might be helpful on day tours to Newgrange:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic....html#28004928 and info on trips to Glendalough: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic....html#26981993 http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic...ty_Dublin.html Finally, Belfast as a day trip is a good option too: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic....html#38956769 |
If you are interested in Ireland as opposed to Dublin (which is fine for a city break type visit) then there are a couple of companies about offering 3 day tours. If you are heading back to London then be aware of Baggage restrictions for the trip over and back. There is also a choice of airports linking Ireland and London.
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Thanks to everyone! You have given me lots of options. I do have questions on the last reply (Tony2phones). What are the restrictions? I realize there is a choice of airports, but in my case I'm finishing up near Heathrow on Saturday, 9/29 and have an early morning flight back to USA on Wednesday, 10/3 from Heathrow so LHR is the most practical. Thanks.
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