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Pictures of dublin ireland scenery1/12/2024 It was a decent location, about 20-30 minutes walk to the popular Temple Bar area. We rented a 2 bedroom apartment in the financial district, two blocks from the River Liffey. We spent the following two days wandering around the city on foot. We arrived at 9:00 AM, which was really 1:00 AM Vancouver time, so we spent most of the first day hanging out in our apartment watching movies and taking long baths. We didn’t have anything planned for our first day and a half. Whenever we travel overseas with our boys we like to give ourselves a buffer day to relax and acclimate to our new environment. Jet lag is not easy on the little ones. It took them 3 days to reset their internal clocks. They were wide awake at 3:00 AM and had a tough time adjusting. ![]() Our boys did awesome on the 9 hour flight, but the 8 hour time difference between Vancouver and Dublin was quite challenging for them. We spent 3 days in Dublin, but 1 of those days was spent battling jet lag. Listed below are the main attractions in Connemara.We’ve returned from an epic road trip in Ireland and Northern Ireland and have many photos and stories to share over the coming weeks. Our trip began and ended in Dublin, the capital and largest city of Ireland, so we thought sharing a few photos from our time in Dublin would be a great place to start. Main Connemara AttractionsĬonnemara is also peppered with some very interesting attractions like the Alcock & Brown Memorial, Kylemore Abbey & Walled Victorian Gardens, Connemara History & Heritage Centre in Clifden, Glengowla Mines in Oughterard, Dan O Hara’s Homestead and the 40,000 acre Connemara National Park. Info: *Bus times subject to change, check with operators to confirm. Citylinkĭeparts: Clifden Library Bus Stop, Market Streetĭaily from 7am, 9:15am, 12pm, 1:15pm, 3pm and 6:30pm* Clifden to Cleggan (Ferry Drop)ĭaily 8:50, 13:30 and 18:10* Carraroe to Claremorris (Route 431) You’ll know you’re in Connemara when you enter a vast beautiful bogland, but as you travel along you’ll notice how the landscape becomes a mixture of rivers, lakes, woodlands, rich meadowlands, rugged hills, dramatic mountains and as you near the coast you’ll stumble across a stunning unpolluted coastline of sandy beaches and blue waters.īy bus □: The main bus connections between Galway and Connemara is operated by Citylink and Transport for Ireland. Driving or cycling means you can stop where and when you want and really get off the beaten track. This route is also known as the Connemara Loop – a 45km breathtaking drive or cycle of ever-changing landscape and scenery. Another popular route to take is the coastal route or the R336 from Galway city. Just take the N59 from Galway city to Clifden town and you’ll drive right through the heart of Connemara countryside. Connemara FAQsīy Car / Bike □ □: Getting to Connemara is pretty simple. Or how about some fishing, golfing, or watersports? Below are some of the main questions visitors to Connemara ask. What better way to admire the scenery and take in the fresh country air than enjoying some horse riding, cycling in Connemara or hiking in the Twelve Bens mountains of Connemara. You really get the feel that Mother Nature is ‘at home’ in Connemara and with such a beautiful unspoilt landscape, it’s no wonder that it’s a playground for outdoor activities. ![]() On the north side of Connemara is Killary Harbour, the south side Galway Bay and the west side the Atlantic Ocean. Connemara is considered to be the land west of Lough Corrib. The distinct region of Connemara can be found in the north west corner of County Galway. It’s located in the north west corner of County Galway and is an area of desolate beauty, incredible scenery and some interesting attractions, which combine to make Connemara a really beautiful place and a place close to the hearts of Irish people and visitors alike. ![]() Oscar Wilde described Connemara as a savage beauty and they say when you visit Connemara you “experience the real beauty of Ireland”. Book Now Discover the ‘savage beauty’ of Connemara □
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