The No Sun Holiday 2021

Newryrep wrote: gufct wrote: government have to come down of the fence either Airbrudges work or ban all passenger flights and force the airlines to refund passengers. How is flying to Greece who have had 200 deaths not safer than staying in Ireland with 2000 deaths 😁

Shoco wrote: Yiksheemash wrote: gufct wrote: government have to come down of the fence either Airbrudges work or ban all passenger flights and force the airlines to refund passengers. No they dont! They have simply said non essential travel is not advised. it's as simple as that!  If Ryanair or Aer Lingus have flights running then they are doing so off their own back. If the Government were to come out and say shut everything they will be liable for all costs from all transportation companies.  Any gobsh*te that heads away to Disneyland or scumzarote should be shot with balls of their own sh*t. They are not covered under their travel insurance and will be held liable for costs if they are required to go into quarantine while overseas.  I'm off to Dundalk with BSM baby Bring yer lycra and we'll go for a ride

daithi wrote: FrankosHereNow wrote: ChesterCopperpot wrote: daithi wrote: Stopped in to PP bookies beside the Belcamp earlier, what pandemic  all sorts running from pub to bookies and back all on top of each other in bookies and smoking outside the boozer, and not a hope in hell anybody getting asked to leave either I was told  That sounds like the sh*ttest sun holiday ever Id say your favorite group is simple minds franko

* I’d, favourite.

If people can just swan in and out of the country then its inevitable that it will spread around again. Remember how it started. Im not sure how you get round it i will be honest but as long as there is travel between countries the virus will be spreading. Its a tough situation.

Borussia wrote: Newryrep wrote: Pipkin wrote: Newryrep wrote: gufct wrote: government have to come down of the fence either Airbrudges work or ban all passenger flights and force the airlines to refund passengers. How is flying to Greece who have had 200 deaths not safer than staying in Ireland with 2000 deaths 😁   Complete straw man argument I saw Ryanair tweeted yesterday and hadn’t thought many Gobsh*tes would’ve bought it. 200 deaths over the past few months when there were no tourists visiting on holidays and the place was in lockdown. Open up sesame and you have tourists from around Europe and maybe beyond arriving on their shores with no quarantine. Safer me bollicks I have been saying it for months ffs - if Ireland was serious about a quarantine it woukd have included the uk which is the worst performing country by a mile The fact that it doesn’t for a nunber of reasons tells you all you need to know about how serious they take a quarantine - the rest is just window dressing Don’t go to Greece it’s not compulsory  It does include the UK NR !  Well, the rest of the UK that isn't NI anyways.

Edited by Newryrep - 02 Jul 2020 at 9:21pm

It's not too much, it's doable.

The Dingle side of things is a lot better IMO - I've done it the last 3 years.

The fish box is meant to be very popular place to eat and the Boatyard too, Dick Macs for pints but it was closed and due to be open on Monday

Inch beach is worth dropping into if your passing.

Check this out - https://www.theirishroadtrip.com/48-hours-in-kerry/?fbclid=IwAR1qGgNOWIX5s2wvn_WiIpPUMoCADLph7F012bwCfuvLrs-0tTpq93H_-9I

There is also a group on Facebook too called 'The Irish Road Trip'

In Dingle, I'd go to Dunquin pier\Dun Chaoin Pier and do the Slea Head drive and the Conor Pass etc..

Also Coumeenoole Beach too

There is a look out we stumbled across at the Aghadoe Hotel which overlooks all the lake and all the islands. The google pictures don't do it justice.

I'd drive to the Torc waterfall as it's on the way to the Gap of Dunloe as opposed to walking to it via the Killarney park, might save you some time.

Derrynane beach is also good spot but a bit of pain to get too. You can do all sorts of water sports there too

In Valencia Island, I'd head up to Geokaun mountains and the Bray Head, and the Kerry Cliffs in Portmagee too.

Rossbeigh strand is nice for a stroll if you passing by too.


You'll probably stumbled across things that might interest you more along the way too.

The Huntacha wrote: horsebox wrote: Deane wrote: Have a trip to Dingle booked for August, never been so looking forward to it.  You driving down? Great spot Dingle is. Did the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle peninsula last year. Might try and head down again soon. Anything you'd suggest for that trip HB?   Doing this in 2 weeks time. Planning to spend 4 days there. Will be getting the train to Killarney and getting a rental from there. Thinking of doing the following; Day 1: Dingle Day 2: Killarney - Torc Waterfall, The National Park, Muckross/Ross Castle, Gap of Dunloe Day 3: Driving the Ring of Kerry - Cahersiveen, Portmagee/Valentia Island

Edited by Baldrick - 17 Jul 2020 at 6:12pm

had Greece booked on October but no way atm it’s just too dodgy.

BigStrongMan wrote: Spain gonna be on this green list?