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Why are some of y'all hating?

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Agreed. At the end of the day, bitches bitch.

I seem to remember ours rattling from the level glass that was on the base. We popped it out and rattling stopped.

In Dublin, I would rent a car for a day and drive up to the Giant's Causeway, Carrik-a-Rede, and the Titanic Museum. It'll be a full day but well worth it. If you wanted to stay in N. Ireland for a night, get a room at the Bushmills Inn. I've done both, and would rate this well ahead of the Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs on Giant's Causeway are more impressive, scenic, and accessible.

In Dublin, Book of Kells, Temple Bar, Guiness Store.

NYC, direct flight on jetblu out of msy

I can't remember exactly what they were but I know I've seen them in Cleggs. I'm thinking this is them but not 100% sure.

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I had the same issue and I replaced them with the Blight Resistant Boxwoods. They definitely cost more but I haven't lost one yet.

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But you may be there an hour - but at least you see them, right?

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That's along the lines of what everyone else has said. There may be a way for us to stay a night in Limerick or some other place along the way of Dingle ->Belfast and make a quick stop at the Cliffs. Just not sure if it's worth it. Would probably cost us a 1/2 day in Dingle and 4 extra hours in the car.

We'll be in Ireland for 7 days in January and are having trouble deciding what to do vs what to skip. Ideally, I'd like to do the following:

Belfast - 2 days - Titanic Museum, Giant's Causeway, Dunluce Castle
Doolin - 2 days - Cliffs of Moher
Dingle - 2 days
Dublin - 2 days

We have to fly into and out of Dublin. Logistically, it makes sense to skip Belfast but that area interests but getting from Belfast to Doolin is a hike. Trying to get perspective if it's worth it or if we should just stick to mid/south Ireland. For anyone that's travelled Ireland, I'd be interested to know how you rank my itinerary. You can also let me know if I'm totally missing the mark. Appreciate any and all advice!!

Yea, I’m thinking I probably could but with 4 kids, we’d like to have our lodging squared away before we leave. Leaving on NYE.

Seeing if anyone has a solution. We caught a good deal on a fare and booked the following multi-city flight:
MSY->LON
LON->DUB
DUB->MSY

We decided we want to stay an extra night in London but in order to reschedule that middle leg of the flight, British Airways has to rebook the whole trip and the prices on the longer legs (not the flight I want to reschedule) have doubled since I purchased. I offered to give them back their LON->DUB (we have 6 tickets) fares and repurchase that portion separate. Basically, giving them back 6 tickets that they can resell and then buying 6 more from them. They couldn't do that and said that if I skipped my middle leg of the flight, then my return flight would be cancelled. If anyone has any ideas to get around the red tape, it would be greatly appreciated.