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This city-based series of outstanding erotic stories moves on to Dublin, the birthplace of Guinness, James Joyce and so much more. A glittering array of tales guaranteed to titillate, delight, shock and delight as readers journey across the Liffey and the streets of the Irish capital. Brand new stories from authors Ken Bruen, Sean Black, Colin Bateman, Stella Duffy, Shelley Silas, Nikki Magennis and many others are collected here to celebrate and eroticise Dublin. Cities are not just abo...

This is a book that will inspire the reader. It illustrates the many fun adventures that can be experienced in Ireland. Climb Ireland's highest mountain, kayak around west Cork's numerous islands, experience the thrill of mountain boarding, learn how to surf, or explore the Aran islands. "30 Irish Adventures" will get you out in the Irish countryside. Again and again. The whole year round.Some activities are harder than others, some are physically tough, others are slow and allow you to take in...

A perennially popular destination, Ireland offers a warm welcome to over 6 million foreign visitors every year. From the historic city of Dublin to the beautiful countryside, and wonderful sights like the Giants' Causeway, there is plenty to keep you occupied. To make the most of your holiday, you need a guidebook written by people who know the country inside out. Our authors all live in Ireland and want to pass on their love of the country to you through their recommendations for pubs, restaura...

14 million tourists flock to Mexico each year to experience the fantastic diversity of this beautiful country, from luxurious beach resorts to fascinating Aztec and Mayan architecture and relics. "Fodor's Mexico 2006" is the perfect travel companion, offering extensive coverage of Guadalajara, Central Mexico and Acapulco, along with the Pacific resorts of Baja California, Chihuahua and Copper Canyon, the Gulf Coast, the Indian South Yucatan and the Mayan Country. There is in-depth coverage of th...

Journey to a land where the ability to linger is still cherished, right along with the art of storytelling and the courtesy of sharing in a round at the pub. Wherever your trip takes you through this rich and beautiful country, you will realize that beneath the excitement, something magical still endures. Before leaving on your journey to Ireland, be sure to pack your Fodor's guide to ensure you don't miss a thing! The San Francisco Chronicle sums it up best: "Fodor's Gold Guides are saturated w...

This book describes a variety of Irish country houses, with the emphasis on proprietors offering guest accommodation or public access. In each piece the stories of their families, of their houses and what they offer their visitors are combined with the writer's own response to the places and the landscape. As both 'The Hidden Ireland' and 'The Blue Book' make clear Ireland has many country house owners, with others in towns and cities, who have opened their doors to visitors in different ways,...

Delight in Killary Harbours wild beauty, unearth Irish folklore at Castlestrange Stone, experience Dublins vibrant atmosphere. Divided into regions for easy travel planning, the guide offers suggestions for what to see and do in Ireland, details short excursions and extended driving tours, and presents in-depth features on art, culture and history. You'll also find recommendations for the best places to eat and stay. With plenty of colour photos and maps, the Michelin Green Guide Ireland is the...

The AA Spiral guides aim to provide comprehensive coverage of the destination. Each one provides recommended eating and drinking places and "must-see" sites from expert travel writers. The street plan sections contain a full street index, and are colour-coded for quick and easy use. Among the special features, these guides include: a locator map, providing a colour-coded overview of the top attractions; "The Magazine", which provides background information to the area; "Finding your Feet" which...