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Dog friendly places to stay

Questions and Answers › Category: Accommodation and Places to Stay › Dog friendly places to stay
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JulieB asked 18 years ago

Hi 🙂
Am planning a visit for a few days in March and need to find somewhere to stay that will accept 2 well behaved dogs.
Any suggestions gratefully appreciated 🙂

Thanks

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Megan answered 18 years ago

HI :} Posted at 4pm
2-10-05
I recently went on a tour of ireland with a tour group called CIE and loved it the tour guide Patrick was an excellent tour guide . He would sing songs for us and tell us jokes overall my experince there was so much better because I had a tour guide to point things out to me. I hope that if anyone wants to tour Ireland you should go with CIE.
thanks

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Anne H answered 16 years ago

I need a hotel which will accept one dog on Friday 1st June 2007. 2 double rooms and 1 single all with en-suite. (5 adults) Near Dublin Ireland

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