InTheBuff - Seven go to Dublin - Comments

We havent been to Dublin

lyn_dek — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 13:45:38 +0000

We havent been to Dublin for a few years but it is a great day out, if you are in North Wales you can get some good walk on fairs from Holly-Head - (at one time you didnt even need a passport, though this may have changed,so its worth checking)

What an adventure!

Mother — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:34:45 +0000

I'm sorry you had to put up with such discomfort but true British grit prevailed and it seems you all had a great time! Glad you enjoyed yourselves

Hugs n stuff
Mother (or Tony....I answer to almost anything!)

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windsoruk — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 20:03:35 +0000

agree... it was a wonderful...and memorable day. Certainly plan to go back !!

Ian

Seven go to Dublin

Pat — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 19:44:29 +0000

Seven go to Dublin (Non-naturist)

Well, seven intrepid travellers were all set to make a day trip for a whirl wind tour of Dublin on Saturday 9th August 2008.
Bookings were made online with bmi and all documents printed so that there was no waiting at the airport.
Ian (windsoruk) and Mark were going to the airport by taxi and William (Admin), Philip, Tricia, Brenda and myself were setting off by car, so it was up by 5 am ready for the off for check in at 6 am.
Under grey skies we parked the car and got on the bus to get to the terminal building where we met up with Ian and Mark.
Desperately needing coffee we got ourselves booked in with our pre-printed boarding passes and hunted down a coffee bar.
Our flight left at 7 am and we arrived on time in a grey, drizzly Dublin. It turned out it was going to be a coats on / coats off day.
We picked up our pre-booked Dublin Passes (a pre-paid attractions admission card, so no queuing), City Tour Hop On Hop Off bus passes, Dublin Pass Guides and Aircoach tickets and were off on the coach for the 20 minute journey into Dublin City.
Being a whirl wind tour William had set us an itinerary so we could make the most of our day.