Katey
Wexford
2 days
I am a 23 year old secondary school teacher, I teach art. I love the irish language and have a basic understanding of French, but really want to learn more. I adore music, food and love the outdoors. Sea swimming and hiking are some of my favourite things. Im eager to see the world and meet new people. I would love to see the culture of other cities and meet locals who could show me an authentic side of their country. I'd love to have friends abroad to visit and who might visit me! Text me and tell me about your craziest travel adventure!
Pragya
Ireland
3 days
I am Pragya, from India living in Ireland, am a vegetarian and love travelling. Love all touristy things cafes, sightseeing, art/history, museums, and going to the beach⛱️
Sarah
Hi! My name is Sarah Leandro Simões de Assis, but you can call me Sarita, or Sarinha. I’m Brazilian and currently living in Ireland. I am 20 years old, and I enjoy connecting with people from different cultures. I speak Portuguese, English, Spanish, and Russian fluently, and I love learning new things and exploring the world
Sarah
Hi, I'm an arts student currently taking a gap year. I love arts, crafts and thrifting. I really like my city so I'm happy to spend a little time showing people around. I'm pretty broke most of the time lol. I'm often described by others as creative, nice, kind, funny and smart. I'm a Christian and very allergic to peanuts
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Jessica
Austria
I’ve been to Ireland last year in june and i absolutely loved it! I was travelling solo and i felt safe the whole time, I stayed at an airbnb in Malahide, which is a really cute town at the beach ~ 20 minutes from Dublin. I booked two tours on getyourguide, the first one included the Cliffs of Moher, Burren and a visit in Galway, we were driving along the wild atlantic way which offers a beautiful view and i really enjoyed the whole tour. The second tour included the Giant’s Causeway, a look at the Dunluce castle ruin, the famous Dark Hedges and a visit in Belfast, i also enjoyed this tour! I can’t recommend the Guiness Storehouse- wayyy to many people, it’s really crowded. The Love Lane is a really cute spot for some pictures. I found two hidden bars, one was at a very simple looking mexican restaurant called Pablo Picante and the other one was at The blind pig restaurant. Also get a pizza from Bambino! All in one - Ireland is a great country for female solo travellers, I can recommend that 100% 🫶🏼
Posted: February 8, 2025Tracey
South Africa
I enjoyed Dublin, and Ireland in general. Did 2 bus tours, one to Kilkenny and the Wicklow Mountains and another to Galway. I absolutely loved the free walking tour in Dublin centre. Aside from that I wouldn't bother with anything other than a walk through of the Temple bar area. It's super pricey and there are much nicer and less expensive pubs and bars around. I also did tour of the Guinness brewery, was hoping for more history around the Guinness family and everything they did for Dublin, but was still a really interesting experience. I was also super lucky with weather. As far as getting around, I stayed outside of the centre (40min bus ride) and was happy with that. The buses weren't always on time but overall were clean and convenient to use.
Posted: January 30, 2025Experienced: April, 2024Rumeysa
Hello ladies. This is Rumeysa. I’m a psychology graduate. I moved to Istanbul few months ago to start my masters studies. I’ve been to different countries and I love to interact with people. Feel free to contact me for anything you’d like 🌸🙃💅🏻
Anna
Phd Student in Gender Studies (Queer TV) Art lover in all its shapes Makeup and karaoke lover Screenwriting, movie making and acting