Website for Ireland
Nov 8th, 2004, 09:26 AM
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hi,
i've used several: www.tourismireland.com
www.goireland.com
www.ireland.ie
www.irelandyes.com
www.shamrock.org
hope this helps!
i've used several: www.tourismireland.com
www.goireland.com
www.ireland.ie
www.irelandyes.com
www.shamrock.org
hope this helps!
Nov 8th, 2004, 12:21 PM
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Thanks Acubsfan, I checked out those websites; but, I don't recognize the one I used. It involved someone who had traveled lots in Ireland and answered your specific questions. Anyone else have an idea? Also there was one that had great maps of Ireland.
Nov 8th, 2004, 01:10 PM
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The ones we used where someone answers your question is:
http://www.ireland-withpatpreston.com/ (aka. www.irelandexpert.com)
Maybe this is the one you used. This is the more common one that I see people referring to. There's probably a few others out there.
and www.irelandyes.com...
acubsfan mentioned that one, and there is a q/a thing with Michele. She's very friendly and very helpful. Just click on the "free Q/A forum" on that site. But maybe you already looked at that.
I'm not sure about the great maps site though. I never found any really good maps of Ireland online (and acubsfan and I have about 80 more sites that she didn't list), but a really good map in the bookstores.
Otherwise, one of your best q/a websites is right here at fodors...
Have fun!
http://www.ireland-withpatpreston.com/ (aka. www.irelandexpert.com)
Maybe this is the one you used. This is the more common one that I see people referring to. There's probably a few others out there.
and www.irelandyes.com...
acubsfan mentioned that one, and there is a q/a thing with Michele. She's very friendly and very helpful. Just click on the "free Q/A forum" on that site. But maybe you already looked at that.
I'm not sure about the great maps site though. I never found any really good maps of Ireland online (and acubsfan and I have about 80 more sites that she didn't list), but a really good map in the bookstores.
Otherwise, one of your best q/a websites is right here at fodors...
Have fun!
Nov 9th, 2004, 01:53 PM
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Thanks, Amyprib, Irelandexpert was the one I used for the last trip. I love the information;but, I wish it were formatted in an easier to read way.
Does anyone else remember the website with great maps of Ireland?
Does anyone else remember the website with great maps of Ireland?
Nov 11th, 2004, 08:00 PM
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Sounds to me as though you mean Patricia Preston's site. Here's the URL:
http://www.irelandexpert.com/
Hope it's the one for you!
http://www.irelandexpert.com/
Hope it's the one for you!
Nov 11th, 2004, 10:16 PM
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Pawleys, Yes I agree with you that the forum is a bit cumbersome on irelandexpert. I find the irelandyes forum to be more user friendly. They are two very different forum formats. Can you describe the map site a bit more so I can see if I have it bookmarked? Was it a distance/driving site?
Nov 14th, 2004, 11:51 AM
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If you want to know more than just tourist information about Ireland before you go I suggest you read the Irish Times.Their premium site is free for 30 days if you register now at www.ireland.com .The Irish state radio and tv service is available at www.rte.ie.There are some attractive photographs and articles in www.irelandofthewelcomes.com
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