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In episode 15 of the podcast we chat to guest Tina Lou Lang who (with a friend) spent 14 days in April 2022 exploring Ireland. Tina chose to visit Ireland as it was a bucket list destination chosen by herself and her late husband. In 2022 in memory and honour of her husband Tina visited many of the destinations they had on their bucket list including Ireland.
In this episode Tina shares her itinerary, highlights and tips she learnt after exploring both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland over a 14 day period.
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Episode 15 – Show notes
Trip report from Ireland
Topics covered in this episode include:
- An overview of Tina’s 14 day itinerary
- How Tina put together her itinerary
- The highlights of the trip including a few hidden gems
- How Tina travelled around Ireland
- How Tina managed her extensive food allergies when travelling Ireland
- Tina’s thoughts (and tips) for driving in Ireland
- Tips for anyone planning a visit to Ireland
Places mentioned in this episode include:
- Dublin >> The capital of the Republic of Ireland and the number one destination for visitors.
- Bog bodies
- Guinness Brewery
- Hop on hop off bus in Dublin
- Kilkenny >> Medieval town in southeast Ireland famous for its castle.
- Rock of Cashel >> Historic site which is home to the ruins of a Celtic Cathedral and Cormac’s Chapel.
- Kinsale >> Town located in County Cork.
- Cliffs of Moher >> Famous sea cliffs located in County Clare
- Ashford Castle >> 5* castle hotel located on the Ashford Estate in County Mayo. Click here to book.
- Cong >> Village located in County Mayo
- The Quiet Man Museum
- Lusty Beg Island >> Private island in the heart of Lough Erne.
- Donegal Castle >> 15th-century Gothic-style castle
- Derry/Londonderry >>
- City Walls
- Walk of Murals
- Peace Bridge
- Malin Head >> The most northerly part of mainland Ireland
- Slieve Liag or Slieve League >> A mountain on the Atlantic coast of county Donegal. Second highest sea cliffs in Ireland.
- Belfast >>
- Titanic Hotel – Book here
- Titanic Museum
- Villa Italia Restaurant
- Giants Causeway >> UNESCO World Heritage site featuring over 40,000 interlocking basalt columns.
- Brú na Bóinne >> UNESCO World Heritage site which features one of the world’s most important prehistoric landscapes.
Some of Tina’s photos from her trip to Ireland
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