Adare Manor in county Limerick its beautiful and has rooms for 160 per night its in adare village , which has a beautful desmond castle as the village itself has a lot to see and is very touristy , and its in easy reach from the cliffs of moher ,Limerick city , Galway and Kerry are easily over an hour's drive infact its in a very good position because its also on the west coast and there are at least 2 cities over an hours drive away as well as some of the countrys best scenary ..

Hey(: I'm the editor-in-chief of our annual 400 page school magazine so I can give you several ideas for your magazine! Firstly, it would've been better if you had mentioned the number of pages of your magazine because it determines how many ideas/columns are actually needed and how many are actually good enough to be included (because you only add the best if the number of pages is less). I'll list some of the ideas and you may select accordingly: 1) News is a must. Maybe make it interesting by making it sorta review? For example: Suppose your name is Amanda. Then the title can be something like ''Amanda in Wonderland'' wherein you can describe your experiences of the event you went to and make it funny so that it's not monotonous. So that way, it also counts as news but is a lot more interesting and engaging to read. 2) Jokes/Riddles/Poems/Limericks/Crosswords. 3) Interviews. They are really important elements of a magazine. Have you read glamour magazines? Try to make the interviews that way. And why interview successful students only? Interview the teachers or even the principal (if she's kind enough). 4) How about a gossip column? Circulating rumours, new couples in the school. Stuff like that? 5) This idea's really gonna please the guys out there in your school. Sports column. Reviews of matches be it soccer, tennis, cricket. Anything that's popular. Mock the sportspersons who fail, praise those who shine. Give in some statistics like leader board of a series so that the readers remain hooked to check the leader board of their favourite sports series everyday. 6) Gadgets. Technology. Tell the readers about the new gizmos in market. Their reviews, their pictures, their features, their prices. Just every information you can find about them. 7) This is something the girls will love. Fashion! The latest trends, fashion statements, fashion disasters (of celebs), what's in, what's not, latest trends in the school. All about fashion. 8) Events. The upcoming events, what to expect from them, what they're about, what's gonna happen, timings, just everything. Make them as interesting as you can (you can also write someone's birthday party in the events section). 9) Lesson of the week/month/day (depends on your whether your magazine will be published every day, once a week or monthly). Therein, you have to be extremely philosophical and it has to be something like an eye opener for the people. Like an article against bullying? Child abuse? Compassion? Love? Trust? Faith? There are numerous options. 10) And lastly, make an awards section as well (looks good only if the magazine is a weekly/monthly one). Awards like Comedian of the week/month. Best dressed. Best.......numerous options. You can actually do a lot with it. And people will be very excited to read this column as who doesn't want a title in the magazine? I have an idea for the name of the magazine. As per your question, you already have 2 rival magazines. So you obviously need an amazing eye catching name to get it through. Yes, don't judge a book by it's cover but it still matters a lot. People always pick up magazines with cool sounding names. 'The Student' sounds really typical. So I think you should go with something more unique like «L'Etudiant» (which means the student in french). Think about it! Hope I helped(:

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Its as safe as any other developed country, use your common sense, dont walk around alone at night, dont accept rides from anyone but an authorised taxi service. We use Euros here, May or September are the best times to visit, we tend to get the driest weather then, temperatures in the 60s F. Dublin BTW is a city, not countryside, and the nicest parts of Irish countryside are along the west coast, you would be better advised to fly to Shannon and stay in Galway or Limerick. Unless you use a coach tour, you will need to hire a car to get around. Ireland is NOT a cheap destination, the cost of living is higher here than in the US, and fuel (gas) about 3 times the price. http://www.discoverireland.ie/

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Try www.irishrail.ie for info on the trains. To get to Dundrum, you need to get down into the city centre first, and you can take the Luas to O'Connell Street and cross the Liffey and walk on to Grafton Street, and the other Luas is at the far end of Grafton Street at St Stephen's Green, and you can take that to Dundrum shopping centre, I think you get out at the Balally stop.

The prices there are still nearly 12%-17% below 2008 values, there has been very little recovery at all. This makes values 47% below the peak of 2006/2007. Cork and Limerick prices are similar with the latter slightly cheaper.

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