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Title: Ireland (Eyewitness Travel Guide)
Author: Lisa Gerard-SharpTim Perry
ISBN: 1405304987
EAN: 9781405304986
4Rev Ed. Edition
384 Pages
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2004-11-15

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1998-09-29 A good guide, but falls short

On the plus side, the Eyewitness guide is easy to read and gives you a more accurate idea of what to expect at the various attractions across Ireland, and has a decent section on Northern Ireland, which is often noticeably lacking in many other guides. However, it is VERY limited in terms of its listings of lodgings, restaurants and pubs. I bought the guide while living in my husband's native Northern Ireland on the recommendation of a friend, but found I had to continually refer to other guide books to find hotels, B&B and restaurants that normal people (those of us with incomes under $100,000/year) can afford. Also, the listing of hotels, etc., at the back of the book is rather frustrating, as you have to flip back and forth many times to determine if there's an accommodation, etc. near where you want to travel. Basically, it's a good companion guide, but not very effective on its own.