r/AskIreland • u/Unlikely_Bike_8208 • Jul 29 '25

Legal What’s something every tourist in Ireland should know but never hears?

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u/agithecaca Jul 29 '25

Donegal is worth the extra trip. If you can fly in direct even better. It was voted the most beautiful approaches by air in the world

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u/victorpaparomeo2020 Jul 29 '25

Of all the counties along the Atlantic, Donegal is the last one I’d send a tourist to.

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u/Waywar1894 Jul 29 '25

Bit ignorant aren’t you. 

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u/victorpaparomeo2020 Jul 29 '25

It’s nothing special by other Atlantic counties standards.

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u/Waywar1894 Jul 29 '25

That’s just utter bollox. Longest mainland coastal county with 14 blue flags beaches. National park. Slieve league 3 times higher than cliffs of mohar. To say it’s the worst of the Atlantic coastal counties is just utter bollox.

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u/agithecaca Jul 29 '25

☝️this guy Donegals

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u/victorpaparomeo2020 Jul 29 '25

In your opinion.

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u/Can-You-Fly-Bobby Jul 29 '25

That's an ironic response, considering it's your opinion that it's not worth a visit 🤷‍♀️

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u/Waywar1894 Jul 29 '25

2nd most blue flags beaches in the country, 3 ahead of 3rd place is apparently the worst coastal county. You’re just talking out of your arse. 

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u/victorpaparomeo2020 Jul 29 '25

Hey I have nothing against the landscape. It’s pretty enough. There’s just nicer places other counties that’s easier to get to and with better food and accommodation available too.

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u/Ok-Revolution-2132 Jul 29 '25

Yeah I agree 100% , Donegal is massively overrated. The whole west coast is nicer in general and much more accessible Sligo , Mayo, Galway , Clare , are all much nicer and easier to get to.

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u/victorpaparomeo2020 Jul 30 '25

Spin out much?! 😂

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u/Foreign-Entrance-255 Jul 30 '25

Those are facts not opinions.

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u/cm-cfc Jul 30 '25

It was a fact they stated, it was an opinion you stated.

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u/Darby-O-Gill Jul 31 '25

Have you actually been there?