Traveling in Ireland

[cayden]

Hi,
I'm new here and wanted to know if anyone has gone to Ireland and what did you eat there. I'm a veggie/non-dairy and the food in Ireland looks like it may give me a hard time.
Thanks for any responses.
Cheers,

[mark121]

Hey,



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[leecian]

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[cayden]

Hi All,

I certainly agree with you all, Suggestions are really very nice and helpful.
Thanks for sharing your information’s !!!






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[deny]

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[james.nardels]

I have visited the Ireland and only a day . But i am not sure about the food over there in Ireland .Limo Hire Nottingham >>> Limos in Nottingham

[matthew26]

Irish people are cool. I'm American yet I hang out at one of their online communities (forums). Unfortunately, the only time I spent in Ireland was a quick business trip along with my dad. I never even managed to try out anything special there!

[jaycel]

I haven't tried yet traveling to Ireland though I have read some great reviews about their best destinations and tourist spots. I wish I could also visit this country.

[Charlotte0505]

There are lots of excellent sceneries in Ireland ,for example ,the Giant Dike in the northern coast , the beautiful rural scenery of Cork ,some estaminet with dim light , the relic of the old castle ,the long history like a myth .Every tourist will come to visit the long and curving west coast ,especially the famous Moher cliff.which is a place you cannot miss.
The third largest city of Ireland is Limerick,many castles of there are built beside creek.There are two districts in the Limerick ,one is old and another is new,there is a small bridge between these two districts.
There also have some big cities in the Ireland except the rural scenery.Walking on the street and markets or have dinner in a restaurant of Dublin ,you will feel the culture and economic strength of the Irish capital .Modern and classicality coexist in one city ,which is the uncommon thing of Dublin.Lots of Irish will travel aboard or go to the village to enjoy their vacations in Christmas and Easter day .
In Ireland ,most hotels can provide the breakfast for customers ,the Irish are all warm hearted and hospitable ,some village inn can also offer village cooked foods or some tools for fishing , backpacker can choose a village Inn to experience the Irish village life.

[Foodie_US]

Hi,

I had visited Ireland once, the place famous for football. Ireland is a lovely country, people are friendly, the weather is mild, there are good restaurants. the countryside is gorgeous and in general not much is working in this country, but Irish people are way to relaxed to keep complaining about this too much, which is a very good skill to acquire when you move here from lets say one of the Scandinavian countries.

The places of interest there are the Bend of the Boyne, Skellig Michael and the Giant's Causeway. A number of other places are on the tentative list, like the Burren and Mount Stewart. Some of the most visited sites in Ireland include Bunratty Castle, the Rock of Cashel, the Cliffs of Moher, Holy Cross Abbey and Blarney Castle.

[Marcus]

Hi Friend's
There also have some big cities in the Ireland except the rural scenery.Walking on the street and markets or have dinner in a restaurant of Dublin ,you will feel the culture and economic strength of the Irish capital .
Happy Journey!!!!!

[stagephoenix]

Hi,
As per my experience you can eat in Ireland solid veggie burgers, pulses, grains, seeds and nuts, Edam, Gouda along with plenty of grains, vegetables and fruits.