04 June 2013

Our travel schedule to Ireland

We leave on
   11 July 2013

Fly to Shannon Ireland (near Limerick) by way of Chicago.

Take off 8:30 am Seattle -- SEA  (4:30 pm Ireland)
Switch planes in Chicago, mid-day  O'Hare International Airport  -- ORD

   12 July 

Arrive Shannon airport, (near Limerick) Ireland 7:35 a.m  (11:35 pm Olympia)

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July 12 -13
  Shannon International Airport

Customs, Car Rental, drive to Limerick,
     Orient to everything - time, driving, phone, electricity, currency, language, food, terminology....
  Stay first night at Travelodge Limerick Castletroy

July 13 - 20
   Drive 2 hours southwest to Ballyferriter, Dingle peninsula, County Kerry (via Tralee)
Stay at An Speice Bed and Breakfast
Janet in Irish classes during day Monday until Saturday; Glen ...?

July 20 - 27
  Move inland from Dingle but still in County Kerry, to:
Dromin Farmhouse, Killorglin, County Kerry
   Day trips and family history.  Destinations include Cork, Killarney, and Clonmel

July 27 - Aug 2 
Head north to County Clare, stay outskirts of Ennis at:
  Oakley B&B, Ennis, County Clare
   Visits include the Burren and Cliffs of Moher, and plenty of music.

August 2 
Fly from Shannon to Olympia by way of New York, (Newark NJ --  EWR)
Arrive SeaTac airport about 6:05 pm, (2:05 a.m Ireland)


the technicals:

SEAORD 8:30 a.m. PDT / 2:25 p.m. CDT  (8:30 a.m. Oly = 4:30 pm Ireland)
ORDSNN 6:05 p.m. CDT / 7:35 a.m. IST  (11:35 p.m Oly time)

SNNEWR 9:05 a.m. IST / 11:20 a.m. EDT (5:20 pm Ireland)
EWRSEA 3:15 p.m EDT / 6:05 p.m PDT (2:05 a.m Ireland)

1 comment:

  1. I see that (a) you'll be in Limerick on Saturday 13 July and (b) you are interested in farmers markets. On no account should you miss the Limerick Milk Market, which starts at 8.00am on Saturdays http://www.milkmarketlimerick.ie/index.html. Lots of producers, lots of food, lots of opportunities for chatting to people, and you can get the ingredients for a picnic lunch to eat en route to Ballyferriter.

    By the way, we're having what (in Irish terms) passes for a heatwave at the moment.

    bjg

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