Nicest Towns in Ireland

[OgraAnDun]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

[mouview]

Though a village rather than a town, Roundstone is lovely, though a victim now to too many tourists.

[Milltown Row2]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

Must get back to it then, stayed at the harbour hotel twice and then further up the road at Teac Jacks a couple of times

[thewobbler]

Places I'd happily spend a few days in. Most of them are villages rather than towns, and have nothing to do but take a dander, look at cold water and drink stout.

Dunmore East in Waterford
Mulranny in Mayo
Mullaghmore in Sligo
Rostrevor in Down
Adare in Limerick


Dun Laoghaire and its feeder villages
Sligo Town in general
Gorey in Wexford

[Taylor]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

Must get back to it then, stayed at the harbour hotel twice and then further up the road at Teac Jacks a couple of times

Hiudai Beag's used to be a fantastic spot.
Drink pints till they come out of your ears and have the craic with anyone that comes in.

Havent been back to it in years.

Was there a nightclub called Seaview or similar?

[GJL]

I've stayed in the Grand Malahide a few times. Always found it a nice place to walk about in and eat/drink..

[ashman]

Dungarvan ,  Lismore .  In fact west Waterford is fabulous .

Killaloe

Rostrevor

Sneem

[OgraAnDun]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

Must get back to it then, stayed at the harbour hotel twice and then further up the road at Teac Jacks a couple of times

Hiudai Beag's used to be a fantastic spot.
Drink pints till they come out of your ears and have the craic with anyone that comes in.

Havent been back to it in years.

Was there a nightclub called Seaview or similar?

There's meant to be a big trad festival on there around New Years each year. I was told it was a bit like Blues on the Bay in Warrenpoint, if that's true the pubs probably take enough in a few days to keep them going for the next twelve months!

[Milltown Row2]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

Must get back to it then, stayed at the harbour hotel twice and then further up the road at Teac Jacks a couple of times

Hiudai Beag's used to be a fantastic spot.
Drink pints till they come out of your ears and have the craic with anyone that comes in.

Havent been back to it in years.

Was there a nightclub called Seaview or similar?

Aye, was there one year (24 years ago! feck I'm old)  for New years! great craic altogether

[red hander]

Love Ballina, Westport and Enniscrone (when it's not crowded).
Great call on Dungarvan in Waterford. Some great wee villages and rural pubs round about Portlaw and Carrols Cross area. Might have been my youth or the great weather but I have great memories of the area.

Headed to Dunfanaghy this summer when I'm back, have a wee spot booked right on the beach. Donegal has some gems.

I was going to say Dunfanaghy. I have great memories from there as a young leader at summer camps. Take a walk up around Horn Head for some great views. Also there is a hidden beach about a mile or two accross the dunes from the football pitch which was pretty cool.

Tramore beach. Beautiful place to walk and see Tory changing shape the further along you go. Rarely run into anybody else. Spent many a day there before heading to pub at top of village for gorgeous pints of stout

[Milltown Row2]

Love Ballina, Westport and Enniscrone (when it's not crowded).
Great call on Dungarvan in Waterford. Some great wee villages and rural pubs round about Portlaw and Carrols Cross area. Might have been my youth or the great weather but I have great memories of the area.

Headed to Dunfanaghy this summer when I'm back, have a wee spot booked right on the beach. Donegal has some gems.

I was going to say Dunfanaghy. I have great memories from there as a young leader at summer camps. Take a walk up around Horn Head for some great views. Also there is a hidden beach about a mile or two accross the dunes from the football pitch which was pretty cool.

Tramore. Beautiful place to walk and see Tory changing shape the further along you go. Rarely run into anybody else. Spent many a day there before heading to pub at top of village for gorgeous pints of stout

Yes many a childhood in Tramore, took the kids there one time, had great fun

[Don Johnson]

Cant include Moira. Traffic is a complete joke. Would hate to live in it.

Drove through it last night when coming the back road from Lurgan about 9pm and it was fine. 
It has some nice restaurants and a well-kept main street though.

The same argument could apply to Adare.

The traffic from 3-7pm ish is terrible. Worth it though for a visit to Wine and Brine, McCartneys or The Meat Merchant.

[Taylor]

Bunbeg, its been a while but I would have went often enough, and with the National park beside it you've got one of the best areas to walk around

Good call, although I think the recession has hit it hard.

Must get back to it then, stayed at the harbour hotel twice and then further up the road at Teac Jacks a couple of times

Hiudai Beag's used to be a fantastic spot.
Drink pints till they come out of your ears and have the craic with anyone that comes in.

Havent been back to it in years.

Was there a nightclub called Seaview or similar?

There was a nightclub at the Seaview hotel. Closed now.

Thought so. Was some cattle mart

[seafoid]

Leenane wouldn't be big enough to qualify as a town but the location is spectacular.

[BennyCake]

The Moy has a bit going for it.

I assume you're talking about the river?

Aye, the Blackwater separated us fom themmuns. It was great. Then they built a bridge!