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July 6th, 2007, 01:30 AM
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B&Bs in Ireland
Having booked our flights (time of holiday) and our hire-car on the
basis of feedback to earlier postings, I now seek advice re B&Bs. I last visited Ireland back in the seventies; and have nothing but wonderful memories. On that occasion my wife and I stayed at B&Bs all around the country; stopping whenever we felt so inclined. No problems! We will be going after schools resume (August 22 - 31) and so places should not be unduly crowded. But, all the travel brochures and websites seem to be pushing various B&B voucher schemes... Is it best to make bookings in advance via one of these schemes (before we leave Oz) or can we still 'wing-it'? 
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July 6th, 2007, 03:05 AM
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B&Bs in Ireland
"GoFlatty" wrote in message ups.com... Having booked our flights (time of holiday) and our hire-car on the basis of feedback to earlier postings, I now seek advice re B&Bs. I last visited Ireland back in the seventies; and have nothing but wonderful memories. On that occasion my wife and I stayed at B&Bs all around the country; stopping whenever we felt so inclined. No problems! We will be going after schools resume (August 22 - 31) and so places should not be unduly crowded. But, all the travel brochures and websites seem to be pushing various B&B voucher schemes... Is it best to make bookings in advance via one of these schemes (before we leave Oz) or can we still 'wing-it'? I've used vouchers but I understand that the best voucher is the Euro. You might find a bit of discussion on this subject if you try a search of Google Groups. -- Donald R. Newcomb DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net
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July 6th, 2007, 03:43 AM
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B&Bs in Ireland
On Jul 6, 12:05 pm, "Donald Newcomb"
wrote: "GoFlatty" wrote in message ups.com... Having booked our flights (time of holiday) and our hire-car on the basis of feedback to earlier postings, I now seek advice re B&Bs. I last visited Ireland back in the seventies; and have nothing but wonderful memories. On that occasion my wife and I stayed at B&Bs all around the country; stopping whenever we felt so inclined. No problems! We will be going after schools resume (August 22 - 31) and so places should not be unduly crowded. But, all the travel brochures and websites seem to be pushing various B&B voucher schemes... Is it best to make bookings in advance via one of these schemes (before we leave Oz) or can we still 'wing-it'? I've used vouchers but I understand that the best voucher is the Euro. You might find a bit of discussion on this subject if you try a search of Google Groups. -- Donald R. Newcomb DRNewcomb (at) attglobal (dot) net Thanks, Donald! Cheers!
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