Yes - this!
I had two trips spaced out about 4 years - when I was married.
Went for a relatively quick trip with my BF 3 years ago.
Then ended up planning and having to move 2 trips after that, but then I went in Jan, going again in a week, have another trip booked for Dec & we are talking about taking his kids next summer.
The more I go the more frequently I go LOL
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As in Dublin !!
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I am a bit nervous of getting addicted lol!! We have 5 kids age 8 through 15, one loving theme parks etc. more than the next !!
This time we are staying in nice places ( AKL and Portofino ) - no expense spared. I suppose if we are to do it again we could do it more cheaply .
I KNOW we are going to love it !!
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In Dublin’s fair city…where the girls are so pretty…
Huge Ireland lover right here ! 
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Sure we are all lovely over here !!!
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Oh good…because I don’t really know what Dubstep is and that would have been embarrassing. I am thinking of flying via Dublin next trip, as apparently you can clear US immigration and customs there and save time on arrival in the US. We have a Brit thread. You are very welcome and can be an honoury member, as I am seriously outnumbered by English people and I will need some friends during the Six Nations!
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Ha that’s true.
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Yes, but think who we would have to invade? And the French are already beating up our fishermen!
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I didn’t realise you wanted to conquer every country in our path 
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Why thank you !!
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Post Brexit I don’t think they will just let us wander through! We may have no choice. Can you row?
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Sadly not. And I’m not a very strong swimmer.
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LOL this is funny. So you 2 are Brits but not English I gather ? I will go out on a limb and guess, from the lack of vowels in her name, that Twynrodyn is Welsh ? I have been to Wales and even though I couldn’t make sense of all the names written on signposts I enjoyed it tremendously. 
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Jflafond you are not calling me a ‘Brit’ are you ?? I am Irish lol!!
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LOL no, absolutely not, I was referring to missoverexcited. Don’t worry, I would never do that…
Slainte !!! 
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Lol, some stereotypes never die…
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There’s a Brit thread?
Heh, I could join and help you out. Scots lass here. Went to Uni in Cardiff, back in the day when it was UCC.
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It’s not a stereotype if it’s (mostly) true…
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