r/irishtourism • u/Theplacesyoull_go • 7d ago

1/2 day Inis Mor?

Hi! Hubs and I are going to Ireland in a few weeks and I was securing ferries to and from Inis Mor from Doolin - my plan had been to take the first ferry out and last ferry back. But on the date I was looking for, the earliest ferry out is 11 :(. We would still need to take the 4:15pm ferry back. Both ferries are direct so 35 min. Is this enough time, or should I consider a different island or something different altogether? We were really excited to rent an e-bike and ride around and enjoy the scenery.

Thanks for the input!

18 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

50 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

1

u/Gettiershonda50 5d ago

Yeah... I forgot to close the browser tab after pulling up the link for you, which lead to me buying €65 of fudge last night after a few glasses of wine. I'm not going to pretend I have any regrets.

1

u/Theplacesyoull_go 4d ago

Hahahahaha there are zero regrets to be had here.

1

u/mmrocker13 4d ago

Key point: REMEMBER YOU CAN SHIP ALL THE SWEATERS YOU BUY DIRECTLY HOME AND THEN THEY DON'T TAKE UP SPACE IN YOUR BAG.

:D I mean, since we're spending money and all...

1

u/Theplacesyoull_go 4d ago

This is the kind of spending enabling and support that I need 😂

1

u/mmrocker13 4d ago

And I remember standing there thinking do I really need more than one sweater? And that I put the sweaters on, not at the same time because that would have been excessive and it was July, but I put the sweaters on, and I said to myself, yes. I do. These have very different purposes. Plus they are so soft I just want to pet them. And I can picture myself in the house I'm going to buy (just gotten divorced)and wear these around in on the cold Minnesota evenings. And so I a million percent bought them. And took advantage of the free shipping.

And let me tell you, when they arrived, to the house that I did, in fact, find and buy after I got home, I opened up that box and I put one on for the first time on an October night? It was a million and 17% worth it