See this at: discoverireland.com| Added on 11/19/06

If you don’t know your Megalithic from your Neolithic, here’s a quick synopsis of Ireland's rich cultural heritage: * The first settlers in Ireland probably arrived from northern Britain some 9,000 years ago. They headed up the River Bann and... See more

If you don’t know your Megalithic from your Neolithic, here’s a quick synopsis of Ireland's rich cultural heritage: * The first settlers in Ireland probably arrived from northern Britain some 9,000 years ago. They headed up the River Bann and probably settled at the foot of Mount Sandel, near Coleraine, in County Londonderry. * The Neolithic farmers lasted until around 2000BC when the Bronze Age started. * The first Celts arrived around 500BC. * When the Christians arrived, they were intent to reshape the land of pagans. Every county has monastic ruins, and the golden age of Christianity in Ireland can be seen in the misty St Kevin’s monastery at Glendalough, County Wicklow, the 6th Century monastic settlement of Devenish, County Fermanagh, and Clonmacnoise at the River Shannon. It’s all well and good knowing your history, but there’s nothing quite like experiencing the real thing. Don't miss... * Older than the pyramids, the megalithic passage tomb at Newgrange in County Meath is a... See less

See this at: dominion.gothic.ie| Added on 11/05/06

In addition to the sites on our links page, here's a few things to do in Dublin of a goth-friendly nature together with accomodation, restaurant suggestions etc, mainly compiled by our industrious DJ Orla. Goth Shopping Hysteria, 4 Upper Fownes St,... See more

In addition to the sites on our links page, here's a few things to do in Dublin of a goth-friendly nature together with accomodation, restaurant suggestions etc, mainly compiled by our industrious DJ Orla. Goth Shopping Hysteria, 4 Upper Fownes St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 (Beside Central Bank, above Flip). Dublin's newest goth shop! http://www.myspace.com/hysteria_alt_clothing Asha - top of St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre. Mostly geared for the spooky kids, but has leather trousers and can at times get some nice tops, skirts and dresses http://www.ashaboutique.com/ George's Arcade, South Great George's St - has all sorts of knicknacks... The Old Pine (candles & so forth), retro stuff, records & CD stalls, book stalls etc. Made to design jewellery and lots of other stuff... Jenny Vander (vintage stuff) has moved across the road. Sé-Sí Progressive, 11 Fownes Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 - retro but can get some gems. See less

See this at: budget-dublin.com| Added on 11/28/06

Dublin Airport is situated 7 miles north of Dublin on the M1/N1 Dublin - Belfast motorway, just off the intersection with the M50 ring road. It is well signposted and easily accessible from all directions.

Dublin Airport is situated 7 miles north of Dublin on the M1/N1 Dublin - Belfast motorway, just off the intersection with the M50 ring road. It is well signposted and easily accessible from all directions. See less

See this at: dublinpass.ie| Added on 10/24/06

The Dublin Pass is your passport to Dublin that gives you all of these great features in one great package: FREE ENTRY TO ATTRACTIONS FREE entry to over 30 of Dublin's top visitor attractions! GREAT SPECIAL OFFERS Over 25 special offers, added value... See more

The Dublin Pass is your passport to Dublin that gives you all of these great features in one great package: FREE ENTRY TO ATTRACTIONS FREE entry to over 30 of Dublin's top visitor attractions! GREAT SPECIAL OFFERS Over 25 special offers, added value and discounts in some of Dublin's top venues! FREE AIRPORT TRANSFER FREE airport transf... See less

See this at: londontourist.org| Added on 10/25/06

If you have limited time we recommend you follow this list, or take our recommended itinerary 1) The Tate Modern, Tate Britain and National Galleries. All free so don't bolt your art, digest it slowly with frequent visits. London's public collections... See more

If you have limited time we recommend you follow this list, or take our recommended itinerary 1) The Tate Modern, Tate Britain and National Galleries. All free so don't bolt your art, digest it slowly with frequent visits. London's public collections are the best in the world. What's amazing is the consistent high quality of all the works displayed - there are no duds! Details on our Art page 2) Hampton Court. We rate this as one of the best attractions in Europe. A whole succession of monarchs have added to Henry VIII's original palace. A fantastic park (by Capability Brown) and gardens (including the famous maze), Tudor kitchens and one of the last remaining Real Tennis courts. Lots of free (once you've paid the admission) guided tours, some in costume, by people who know and love the place. It's also surrounded by a series of parks and makes a great destination for a bike trip - train out (30 mins from Waterloo), bike back (12 miles) along the river. We prefer it to the Tower of... See less

See this at: cellularabroad.com| Added on 11/17/06

*You can find more detailed information on rates and charges here. Installing your SIM card: * Make sure your cell phone is fully charged. All Cellular Abroad rental phones come pre-charged. Our new phones will require an overnight charge for best... See more

*You can find more detailed information on rates and charges here. Installing your SIM card: * Make sure your cell phone is fully charged. All Cellular Abroad rental phones come pre-charged. Our new phones will require an overnight charge for best results. If you have not used your phone in a while or if it is new to you, it's good to test your charger before going overseas. * Snap out the SIM chip from the SIM card and insert the chip into the SIM card slot in your GSM Phone. (If unsure, check your phone's manual.) You'll be able to add numbers to your address book, but will not be able to make a call until you're in Ireland * If prompted for a PIN #, enter the PIN1 code supplied with your SIM card and press . Cellular Abroad suggests you set your phone's PIN-check setting to OFF while using your Ireland SIM card. (For more on PIN and PUK codes, click the FAQs link at www.cellularabroad.com) * Register your SIM card to claim your initial 5 Euros talk-time credit. You can go to... See less

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See this at: xe.com| Added on 10/24/06

This is the XE.com Universal Currency Converter ®, the world's most popular currency tool. You can perform interactive foreign exchange (FX, or forex) rate calculations, using live, up-to-the-minute currency rates. To make on-line foreign exchange... See more

This is the XE.com Universal Currency Converter ®, the world's most popular currency tool. You can perform interactive foreign exchange (FX, or forex) rate calculations, using live, up-to-the-minute currency rates. To make on-line foreign exchange transactions with guaranteed best rates, use XEtrade, our discount on-line foreign exchange system. To start, simply type the value of currency to convert in the amount box. You may include commas and a decimal point. Next, select the source and destination currencies using the scrolling selection boxes. Currencies that are obsolete -- or that are being phased out -- will be indicated by an asterisk (*). When you are finished, push the "Perform Currency Conversion" button, and the results of your conversion will be displayed. For ease of use, the top ten currencies sorted by popularity are listed first. Next come the top 85 currencies sorted by country name. Special units and precious metals are listed both alphabetically as well as in their... See less

See this at: travel.travelocity.c...| Added on 10/25/06

* Photo ID—Every passenger must have a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a drivers license or passport). Please note that the name on the photo ID must match the passenger name in the reservation. * Terminal/gate information—Check with the... See more

* Photo ID—Every passenger must have a valid government-issued photo ID (such as a drivers license or passport). Please note that the name on the photo ID must match the passenger name in the reservation. * Terminal/gate information—Check with the airline for updated terminal/gate information the day of your travel. Also please note, you can verify the flight status online. Due to increased security measures you should plan to arrive at the airport two hours prior to departure. * What to expect at the airport—The airline will issue your boarding pass upon check-in. * Baggage guidelines—Be sure to review your airlines baggage allowance guidelines. Airline rules for checked baggage allowances vary. Many carriers allow passengers two checked bags and one carry-on while some only permit two checked bags. All carry-on baggage will be subject to search. Review the Transportation Security Administrations guidelines for baggage. * Checking in your hotel—When checking into your hotel, you... See less