Let's Go Ireland: The World's Bestselling Budget Travel Series

This book was such a great guide of ireland. I backpacked across lower Ireland, for three weeks. It kept my friend and I, sheltered in great hostels, full of food and drink, and of course had great reviews on places to see. It gave also a great overview of the countries history. I stopped off in London, and the book has a great chapter on the sites, food, bars, and places to stay as well.

I would surely have been lost when I stepped off my Aer Lingus flight in the Shannon airport were it not for the faultless and laudable advice of a book which is now tied in my mind with the Bible for most indispensible tome as we shuffle along in life: Let's Go Ireland 2000. The generally good coverage in the book gives the traveler no suspicion of how exacting, clever, and delightful the section on Southwestern Ireland is. "Top o' the mornin' to ye, author of the section on Southwestern Ireland," I say. Surely you are a rare gem - never did I enjoy myself more than when strolling through Cork under the watchful eye of Let's Go Ireland 2000. Cheers!(Is Cork in Ireland? I think so)

Whoever the Let's Go person is for southwestern Ireland deserves a pay raise and a hearty handshake. I travelled from Cork to Limerick, and all along the way I was accompanied by witty, detailed, precise advice. It was as if I was taking a trip with a trusted and well-informed friend. Thanks Let's Go!

I have used several Let's Go books while traveling in Europe and have had great success w/ each book. They recommend rooms, dining, and excursions for all budgets. A great investment.