Overnighting st Howth Pier

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· Posted: 29.09.2013 · #1

Anyone able to give me the latest on staying overnight at Howth Pier? We have a wedding coming up and the misses thinks she needs to spend some Euros on an outfit and feels she needs to go to Dublin to have a look. I don't fancy paying Camac prices so was thinking of staying this Friday and Saturday night at Howth Pier and using Dart to get into Dublin now that both of us can go free.

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· Posted: 29.09.2013 · #2

We stayed there a few weeks back jack for two nights and no problems at all
There's no charge to park on the middle pier and there was four other vans
Great place

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· Posted: 29.09.2013 · #3

The other option is greystones a bit quieter than howth but close to the dart and it also has a number of boutique type shops, cafés etc on the Main Street

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· Posted: 30.09.2013 · #4

Thanks Stevie for the info also Fat Controller. I didn't want to go across the City to Greystones if I could manage it. I know the Howth area better. Hopefully there will be enough shops in the City Centre for Liz to get what she wants. Lol

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· Posted: 30.09.2013 · #5

There is never enough shops Jack

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· Posted: 30.09.2013 · #6

Eirebus don't even go there. Shops are not my idea of a relaxing week end.

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· Posted: 30.09.2013 · #7

Take her to Brown Thomas and let her loose with the old credit card, you sit in the cafe and have a coffee or a glass of wine if they serve it, if not there are a few bars near by to cure that bit, end of the day its a win win for both of you.

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· Posted: 30.09.2013 · #8

its a funny ould world,

the dragon (my wife) prefers to go up north for her clothes shopping,
she likes the different shops to down here,
thats when the mh comes in handy as she shops and i get bored and return to watch an episode of mac gyver with a mug of tea in peace and quiet

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