Elder Access Dublin Holiday Rentals

Cost of living

Posted by Ricardo_Brazil, 6 Apr 2006

... for a couple and an elder man to live in Dublin outskirts/suburbans? I already know that I cannot live in inner Dublin with that wage. On the first year, I will be the only one having an income. And abusing from your patience, another question regarding transportation: the company ... more

Posted by evilal666, 6 Apr 2006

... to Clontarf. However, bear in mind that there are several not too expensive suburbs that have DART access, both North and South of the city (for example, Bray, Greystones and Booterstown on the south side; or other areas aroud Clontarf on the North side) Hope this is of some help ... more

Luggage allowance on train from Dublin to Cork

Posted by KMS777, 4 May 2012

... Is there a luggage allowance on the train? Where would they store large suitcases? Also, once we arrive in Cork, how would we get to our vacation rental? We are also considering renting a car in Cork. Would we pick that up at the airport? Any help would be appreciated ... more

Dublin Apartment Location

Posted by marymarathons, 20 Apr 2012

... to stay in an apartment vacation rental and have four possible apartments to choose from. I wondered if someone could provide information about these locations i.e. safety at night, noise level, restaurants and grocery stores in the area and any other pros/cons of each of these. Thanks! 1 ... more

Accomodations

Posted by tapl, 13 May 2009

... myhome.ie Other companies offering vacation rental in Dublin include: www.stayDublin.com www.AugustineApartments.com www.tridentholidayhomes.ie www.goireland.ie www.visitdublin.com www.accommodation.ie www.dublin-selfcatering.com www.apartmentsdublin.com/ This link has some maps and other information about Dublin, its suburbs and its transport ... more

Another question on accommodation Dublin

Posted by Traveler44Chicago, 19 May 2012

... we have travelled frequently in Europe, this will be our first visit to Ireland. We are trying to decide whether to look for two rooms in a mid-priced hotel (around 100 euros per room), a B&B, or an apartment. Any suggestions from Dublin experts would be most welcome ... more

Posted by Lollymcd, 20 May 2012

... think the hotel/B&B/apartment decision is a personally one, only you can decide what you would prefer. I don't think there is a standout favourite type of lodging here in Dublin, just whatever you would prefer. Why not have a look at some search engines to see ... more

Posted by trintraveler, 20 May 2012

... Dublin do not stay in apartments. Renting an apartment for just 3 nights would be too much work, IMO. There are mid-priced hotels in the Temple Bar area - the Harding, the Arlington, the Temple Bar hotel, to name a few. This area is very central, and a good base ... more

Apartment for 5-6 adults and a baby

Posted by TravelBoyBudapest, 16 May 2012

... adults and a small baby. But, it is very hard to find large apartments, and the big "apartment sites" only list apartments only suitable for 5 persons, or they do not have any baby cot option or so on. Any good ideas or experience with places that could suit us ... more

Posted by TravelBoyBudapest, 16 May 2012

... preferred, but we are very flexible. So a cottage, house or apartment doesn't really matter. The dates are already booked, so it will be June 21st-25th. We are planning to spend 1-2 days in Dublin, and two days for checking out some other areas/cities in Dublin ... more

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