Thanks for the suggestion Daniel. The folks of a friend of mine are in Dublin- he was already prepping to furnish me with a flurry of addresses, but I just finalised where I'll be. Paris over the new year. Top of my list, Montmarte! :-) The travel agent was telling me it'd be more worth it to choose somewhere else instead of Prague because UK to Prague I could get rather cheaply on Easyjet instead, so I could use the free sidetrip to somewhere else. However, with what Paris'll cost me, I think I might miss out on Prague :-(! Oh well..
Any of you fellas in Paris? Cheers, Ryan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Daniel J. Matyola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 2:56 AM Subject: Re: OT: Travel suggestions > If you go to Dublin, be sure to visit Newgrange, which is just an hour > north of the city, and Kilamainham Gaol, near the Guiness Brewery. They > give one a real sense of Irish history, from the earliest days to the > fight for independence. > > Ryan Lee wrote: > > >Hi Gianfranco, > > > >Possibly the youngest on the list at a tiny 24. I'd like to go to Dublin > >sometime in my life, but probably not this trip because it's not too far a > >stretch from the UK (not intending step on anybody's toes!). But I really > >do want to visit the birthplace of my name! "Mun Riann your name was, > >laddie? Aye drink up!" Also, bent on finding a serpent they say they don't > >have :-) > > > >Monument, museums, art galleries, great food, reasonable security and > >hospitality- not that much to ask is it? > > > >I'd like to think I'm reasonably urbanised, but the thing is I'm afraid of > >coming across as a lost 17 year old (which I could pass off for I've been > >told) with a big fat DSLR round my neck- hence my safety paranoia.. > > > >Decisions decisions.. > > > > > >
