Sure where, etc.
Ger writes:
Hi, I recently set up a website Eirescape.com where I plan to find the best hidden gems in Ireland. Is there any chance you could share it with your readers to see if they have any tips. It’s only recently set up and is not done so to make money but to share what our island has to offer…
Anyone?
Also: Name that gem above anyone?
Crumlin?
Lough Tay
Yup. Got a spot of vertigo last year when I did the hike up that there hill. Worth it!
That’s the Guinness Estate, Luggala. County Whickla
I’m going with this
Connors pass near Dingle?
Including Pedlar’s Lake – to be found when you climb on the rocks at the little lay-by about half through the Pass.
I’ve one, the island in Dublin Bay with the wild wallaby population. Except no one can visit it because it is “owned” by the Baring banking family. Think it’s called Lambay Island.
Also, wallabies will kill you as soon as look at you.
an so will de wimmin
Jesus Jambon get your facts straight. You can visit it, you just need to arrange permission beforehands.
You need to arrange permission because its owned by someone, you know, its private property.
You must have a radar for comments critical of landed gentry, excessively rich, exploitative types.
Are you their little champion, their obedient Uncle Tom?
Riding roughshod over property rights – the wellspring of our common law – is Job #1 for the Trots
Can’t argue with excessively rich, but where are you getting exploitative from?
Cliff walk south of Kilkee bay.
The walk up to Loughshinny martello tower is a nice one.
Dunno where it is but it’s nice. Would love to head down there with a bag of cans, a ghetto blaster, and a disposable barbeque.
Now you’re talkin
Stunning photos, going to explore chjeers mate
If you’re looking for a gem
To show Ireland at its best
Divil a place you’ll find finer
Than the lovely Cabra West
Anne Doyle’s back garden?!
I’d add view of Lough Mask from Maire Lukes in Tormakeady
Amazing how ignorant you all are of your geography. Your own country.
Did your parents all cart you off to Spain to spend two weeks on a crowded beach with your next door neighbours from home instead of exploring this beautiful Island?
only the help holiday in Ireland in my circles darling
amazing, share with us your knowledge tish.your magnificent holidays in the bog of allen throwing turf at your siblings or those idyllic days of yesteryear, or even yesterday, wanking silently at your keyboard
Tosh is
One of our premium trolls
Ahh. ^_^
An tUasal T
Is that Lugnaquilla in the distance?
The back of our house is gorgeous on summer’s day.
I know a hidden gem.
It’s a gem because it’s hidden, and not well-known, so fcek off I’m not tellin ya!
It’s Lough Tay. It’s a gem alright, but it’s not hidden. It’s the most striking feature off the Sally Gap to Roundwood road.
Its Lugalla.
Ardgillan Demesne
Try this:
http://www.sligowalks.ie/?pagid=carrowkeel
I charge €50 for answers to this type of question. Oh so you want a hidden Jem do ya? €50 please. ; hands €50 to me ok just travel round the country and find it yourself beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Thanks for the imaginary cash.
hidden gem? lough tay is well known. but i really like the idea for the site. i know loads of lovely little hidden gems near me. you wouldnt expect to find them in kildare, coz kildare is generally a bit boring and smelly, but yes there are hidden gems, would love to see others from around the country.