We're going to Ireland. I was outvoted 3-1 with Northern Norway.
I'm worried that I won't like Ireland, especially since it has a higher population density (I'm autistic) and we already spent 3 days in Wales last year (only 100 km from Ireland).
What are the advantages of Ireland over Northern Norway?
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this comparison is drawn to the hair. There are completely different countries and cultures.
and 3 days (!) in Wales (!) has zero together with a life in Ireland. I don’t want to go into a 100km airline.
what I love about Ireland? It is culture, history, language(variations), people, fashion, music, whisky, landscape, sheep etc.
In front of the whiskey
I think I’ll like it because I’m pessimistic before every holiday and then I’m always thrilled xd.
oh, pardon, I had mistakenly assumed that you go longer or even emigrate. During a holiday trip, you can make it significantly yourself. And Ireland has a lot to offer. (although I have lived there for a long time, in contrast to the trips to Scandinavia, I am quite biased … I have to admit honestly.
but I wish you great fun in Ireland… and even envy you a little. Language, music, culture…
I am pleased that we could help and thanks for the star 🙂
I’ve been in Ireland 3 times so far and have many good memories of it. People are very warm and open. The Norwegians, on the other hand, are more closed and vocabulary.
The landscape in Ireland is magnificent, especially the Cliffs of Moher and the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland. And you can count well sheep and hike.
The beer prices, the life music in the pubs, the kindness of the population, the architemic sights etc. Who is not interested in nature (Glaciers, Bears, Tundra), for which Ireland is a far better destination than Norway – and Ireland also offers a lot of beautiful nature. And more affordable it is. Have both countries traveled several times.
You’ve already asked, the answers are still valid. If you’re not going to the big cities and the Tourihotspots, you’ll hardly meet anyone in Ireland.
There are beautiful areas in Ireland.