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This is the Ireland you miss with staying in the big cites, you can feel the history, like stepping back 100 years into realm far removed from the cosmopolitan existence.
I liked these better than Killarney. Dublin has better pubs with music that allow tween/teens - for family events.
I regularly have walks, up to 3 hours, on the hills above Rathfarnham - excellent tracks & trails and fresh air.
We drove through the Dublin mountains on our way to visit Dun Leoghaire and whilst there has been a lot of new building in the past years it is a very scenic drive
The Wicklow mountains are well worth the visit, Very pretty to see and so much different then the US. The old monastery is also worth seeing.
Took a Paddywagon tour out to the Wicklow mountains, spectacular scenery, especially with the Yellow Gorse out. Recommend
The Dublin Mountains are amazing. Windy narrow roads, hills covered in heather, random sheep walking in the road, and hidden lakes make it a magical trip on a foggy/rainy day.
We took a beautiful tour of the Wicklow mountains with Gray Lines Bus tours. This was a whole day tour with, Eoin, the best guide we ever had.
A trip to the Dublin Mountains (more commonly known as the Wicklow Mountains) is a must for all tourists visiting Ireland. Beautiful landscapes with very little people around makes for a wonderful day out in the peace and quiet of the Irish countryside. An unforgettable...More
Great place to escape the city with plenty of activities to find and do like mountain bike trails, horse riding, hiking, activity courses, paintballing, camping and lots more.
