I’ve only been to England & Scotland but I’ll assume Ireland drives on the

Opposite side of the road from the States, too, so keep that in mind before you jump behind the wheel of a manual car you haven’t driven in 30 years. I’m not saying you shouldn’t do it but both will take some getting used to.

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Posted: 04/19/2019 at 10:37AM

If you haven't been to Ireland you need to go. Wow what an amazing time. -- wc hokie 04/18/2019 3:57PM

Heading over in May for 2 weeks -- Blobster 04/19/2019 09:32AM

I’ve only been to England & Scotland but I’ll assume Ireland drives on the -- Hoakie82 04/19/2019 10:37AM

We were fortunate and had transportation already locked up ( lots of family -- wc hokie 04/19/2019 09:35AM

Its the best isnt it? For everything you mentioned -- tylerhokie 04/18/2019 9:17PM

Friendliest people I've ever met! ** -- EDGEMAN 04/19/2019 07:28AM

...and the peat. Ah the peat. ** -- chumley 04/18/2019 7:45PM

If you play golf and are in Cork head towards Kinsale & play Old Head ** -- wc hokie 04/18/2019 6:51PM

We are leaving for Dublin in 15 days! ** -- MAHokie69 04/18/2019 4:32PM

Agree. Fortunate enough to have work over there -- VT Pops 04/18/2019 4:28PM

I’ve only been to England & Scotland but I’ll assume Ireland drives on the

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