Articles 2012 to 2013: August 2012

Saturday, 11 August 2012

What to Look for in a Mobile Broadband Dongle

For many of us who can't get broadband in our area, mobile broadband is a viable alternative and can often also be used as a complimentary form of broadband for those who need it on the go. However, when choosing mobile broadband you have to be aware that there is much to consider. So, what should you look for and which broadband should you choose?

Area Coverage

If you are using mobile broadband in a specific area, such as your home, office or a place you regularly attend work, then make sure that there is coverage and good coverage for the service at that. This can often be done on the vendor's site and is an essential part of ensuring you have your broadband and it can be used when you want it.

Also look at the sort of coverage that is available in the area you live in. If you have GPRS coverage and no 3G or HSPA network, expect a long and laboured loading of video and more taxing Internet usage.

Price

There is a large variation in the cost of mobile broadband and many packages cost a significant amount more than others. This can be down to a number of factors. However take the initial factor into account when choosing broadband. Some, mobile broadband companies may provide you with broadband at a low price, but if there is not network you are essentially paying for an expensive piece of plastic.

Data Allowance

The data allowance is also important and the amount of data you should look for should reflect the use of the broadband. If you are just using a mobile broadband dongle for out and about now and again, you will require a lot less data than if you are to use it for your main home broadband.

For example if you want to stream you will need a large allowance and even at that many packages are quite limited. Look for an unlimited package if you can get one, but do be aware that once you pass a certain Gigabyte usage point your broadband speeds will slow to an extent.

Consider Pay as you Go

For some people who use very little broadband a pay as you go mobile broadband option can also make sense. In the same way you only pay for as much as you use on a PAYG phone , this sort of mobile can be ideal for those who only need this access now and again.

Contract length

Consider the contract length - some are 6 months and others 24 months. So take your time when considering which broadband as if you choose one you're not happy with it can be a problem. Make sure to compare broadband and use some online help to do so.

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The Article is written by Cormac Reynolds at www. MobilePhoneDeals.ie which lists and compares mobile phone deals and mobile broadband deals in Ireland. Compare O2 Mobile Phones, Vodafone Mobile Deals, Meteor.ie Mobile Phones and Three.ie Deals. Visit http://www.MobilePhoneDeals.ie for more information. Copyright information. This article is free for reproduction but must be reproduced in its entirety, including live links & this copyright statement must be included.

What to be aware of with Laptop & Mobile Broadband deals

One of the latest trends is to add a laptop or tablet with your mobile broadband deal. This all inclusive package is then part and parcel of an 18 or 24 month contract.

Essentially, this deal looks like great value on the outset and users get a dongle with mobile Internet allowances that they pay for on contract each month and a laptop that they can use with the mobile broadband. For students in need of both items this can look like the perfect deal and can seem like a real money saver and sometimes it is. However, there are still a number of things to be aware of when choosing one of these combine packages, as well as deciding on which broadband deal to go with.

Monthly Cost

When you decide on a monthly broadband and laptop package make sure to look at the price of it and the amount of data you are getting. They say there is no such thing as a free lunch and to be honest in the case of these packages this is often the truth.

You will often end up paying a high amount for a broadband package that you would get for a lot less if it were just the package alone. The cost of the laptop and the often reduced amount of data you are receiving greatly lowers the real saving on the laptop.

People often see this mobile broadband package and are lured in by the seemingly low cost broadband and what seems like a 'free' laptop. This is not the case; you will most likely pay for the laptop with the broadband contract.

Be Aware

Now that you are aware of the fact that you will often have to pay for the laptop in instalments and receive a lower broadband data allowance in return for mobile broadband and the laptop together, you have to be aware of other factors.

The Data

Understand how much data you are getting for the price and perhaps compare it to another mobile broadband deal. Competition's good when it comes to mobile broadband and you should compare the price of the data with the broadband to the amount of money a contract will cost without the additional laptop. You may be very much surprised at the difference in cost and how much you are actually paying for the laptop.

The Laptop

Have a look at the model of laptop you are getting. You will often find that with these deals you are getting a budget laptop or maybe even a netbook.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with this fact at all. However, it is often wiser to find out the model number and compare the price of the laptop, netbook or tablet online and perhaps even have a look at some online reviews about it and how good it actually is.

You should then compare the price of the laptop and which broadband comes with the package and then price them both separately. You may find that there is significant savings on paying for the price of the laptop and the mobile broadband contract separately.

Even if you can't afford the laptop initially, you can always look into a hire purchase arrangement with the store. This can leave you better off in monetary terms than the contract and is certainly something to be aware of.

Negotiate

Mobile broadband companies are open to negotiation, especially if your mobile broadband is up for renewal. Make sure to look at the competition and discuss how much your broadband is costing you compared to other companies.

There is as much competition with other companies and mobile broadband as there is with mobile phones and if you play your cards correctly you can really lower the cost. Use the competitions to push down the price and get the best possible deal for you in terms of data, price and the laptop or tablet you receive. If you drive a hard bargain you will often receive one.

Just beware of the aforementioned and you can save and also receive the best deal, while keeping your eyes open.

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What is a Smart Phone?

The phrase smart phone will be something you hear regularly when looking to purchase or upgrade to a new mobile phone. So, what's the difference between a smart phone and a normal mobile?

Essentially, smart phones are a mixture of both a mobile phone and a personal assistant or computer. Unlike traditional phones which allowed you to text and call, smart phones allow you to send and receive email as well as edit Microsoft Office documents or play computer games, more often than not, they also have a touch screen.

There are a number of features smart phones generally have:

Operating Systems

Like the way your computer uses Windows or Mac operating systems, smartphones use their own operating systems or OS. On Apple the OS is called IOS on BlackBerry it is known as BlackBerry OS. The most popular OS is Google's Android OS, Microsoft also has a Windows OS, but currently it is not very popular.

Apps

Most of these smartphone also come with apps or applications. In older phones the contacts are applications. However, due to the processing power of smart phones they have far more powerful apps and allow you to do all sorts of things, you would once only have been able to do on a computer, let alone a PDA. You simply download apps to your smartphone and then use them for whatever you require - from navigation to editing photos, there are apps for almost everything and most are free.

Internet

Smart phones also allow you to access the full Internet via their 3G and 4G access. These networks allow for fast access and mean you can browse the net in all its glory in your hand.

QWERTY Keyboard

We're all familiar with sending text messages through the use of the digit buttons on our phones. With smartphones it is possible to send emails and messages via a full QWERTY keyboard. This can be anything from a physical keyboard to one that is software based and appears on a touch screen.

Email

SMS messaging has been around for a long time and smart phones have it of course. However, they also come with the ability to send and check your email accounts and can sync all your personal and business emails to one place. This means you can access all your email.

They also allow you the opportunity to download applications that connect you to your preferred social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter among others. This gives you the opportunity to stay in touch in the usual manner you would when using a computer or laptop. This is a significant advance on the traditional phone and really sets the smart phone apart from traditional mobile phones.

Smart phones provide users with a range of opportunities, technology and power in the palm of their hands and are the perfect addition to your new mobile phone deal.

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What is 3G?

To understand what 3G or the third generation of phone signal is, it is best to get some context.

When mobile phones first came about they were connected to a network with an analogue signal. This is something like the network older radios have, as opposed to digital ones and was the first generation of mobile phone network, or could be known as 1G.

The next generation of network came in the mid-1990s and was known as 2G or the second generation of network. The main difference between 2G and 1G is that 2G is a digital network and offered a better network to users.

This was then periodically replaced by something known as EDGE or 2.5G. EDGE as it is known was an intermediary network that bridged the gap between the older networks and the 3G networks we are familiar with today.

The third generation of network came into existence when Hutchinson began offering the service to customers in 2003. The service provided increased network speeds and the opportunity to download at a substantially faster speed than ever before.

This new service meant it was now possible to engage in video calls, browse the web at speed and watch mobile TV. It essentially paved the way for the online phones or smartphones we know and love today. It also meant that mobile broadband from dongles was now a reality and allows people to plug a USB dongle into their computer to connect to the Internet on the go, or in areas without fixed broadband.

Initially the service was tried out by Three on its best mobile phones, before all networks began to use the service shortly afterwards. The eventuality of cheap mobiles then saw this 3G technology come to almost all phones.

HSPA & 4G

Though not upon us yet, 4G is the next big leap in connectivity and will make for significantly increased speeds again.

Currently, some mobile phone operators provide HSPA on some mobile phone in Ireland. This is essentially the go between for 3G and 4G and is that bit faster than the former network. Known as High Speed Download Packet Access, it allows users to download at up to 14mb a second - 3G initially allowed speeds of 2mb a second. This is up to seven times the speed, which is noticeable when browsing in good areas. There are currently a number of mobile phone deals which have phones that are capable of reaching these speeds.

It is thought that 4G will start being rolled out in the next two years or so. This will allow significant speed improvements again and is even expected to be faster than home broadband. However, hold your horses as though it will be rolled out, it doesn't necessarily mean it will have nationwide availability for some time yet.

Between now and then the best mobile phones in Ireland will come with 3G and HSPA connections allowing you the chance to easily browse the Internet, play games and listen to music online.

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Things to look out for with Mobile Broadband

Though it may all seem like smooth running when you're talking to the salesman in the shop, there are a number of things to be wary of when choosing a mobile broadband package. We look at some of the most common ones.

Fair Usage

Some broadband and mobile broadband companies provide what is known as unlimited broadband, which you would imagine allows you to download as much as you would like. However, these are often covered by fair usage policies. These can often come as a surprise to heavier users, who only realise their size when they have to foot a surprisingly large bill.

This 'ceiling limit' as it is known will find you on the other end of slower broadband or in some cases even no broadband for the remainder of the month as well as large bills. Though most users will seldom reach this limit, be aware of it and ask what it is when choosing.

Bandwidth

Some mobile broadband services will cover your area, but with a slow and often antiquated form of mobile broadband known as GPRS or EDGE. These are slower than 3G and HSPA broadband services considerably. Though, it may seem you have coverage when looking at the network providers map online, it may be one of these slower services.

For those who want to stream, download or will require a lot of bandwidth, these can be a nightmare and really limit your service and speed of service.

Dongle Fees

Look into whether you will have to pay for the dongle or if there will be a cost involved with purchasing or renting it. Some networks often require a down payment of some sort on this technology, so be aware of it when you compare broadband services.

Inclusive Features

Sometimes you will find that your mobile phone provider will offer you special deals on broadband. This can be a good way to lower the cost of your broadband. However, do beware and compare your broadband as many 'deals' are not what they seem.

Some broadband is quite expensive even when on a 'deal'. Use a broadband comparison site to choose which broadband is actually cheaper and beware of these phone calls.

Haggle

Just as you would haggle for your mobile phone deal, you can also haggle for your mobile broadband deal. Many companies will often seem like they are doing you a favour when they provide your broadband needs. Haggle with them and use other company's deals as a bartering point to lower the cost of broadband or increase the data limit on your broadband. This can make all the difference to your usage and satisfaction with these services. So compare broadband, do your homework and get the most from your mobile broadband service.

So, follow the above advice and you'll soon find yourself with the perfect broadband package for you.

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Broadband

Mobile broadband is the perfect solution to many people's problems and for others it simply is not. Choosing mobile broadband is all about your requirements and what you need and you'll hopefully be a little bit more enlightened after reading the benefits and issues with mobile broadband.

Advantages

Ease of use

Choosing which broadband can be down to where you are situated. Unlike much of the continent mobile broadband and dongles may be a necessity as there is no physical network in your area. As mobile broadband doesn't need physical infrastructure to reach each home, it is easier to get access to.

There is also no need to purchase a landline and pay for landline rental with mobile broadband. This means it can often be quite cost efficient. There are also no setup fees and no need to fill your home with cables and wires as it uses a mobile phone tower signal for its connectivity.

Software

The mobile broadband software you require for mobile broadband will come included in the package and is far from stressful to install. It is often inbuilt into the dongle. You will also only have to install it once and it generally does so quickly.

Mobile Benefits

Unlike fixed broadband, mobile broadband can go with you anywhere you like. These mobile benefits mean you can have Internet access wherever you require. So, if you have to take a trip to the airport, another office or stay in a hotel, you can use your mobile broadband and don't have to worry if the place has Wi-Fi, or for that matter pay the often extortionate Wi-Fi costs involved. You can take your mobile broadband almost anywhere you can think of.

Disadvantages

Access

You may often find that your mobile broadband doesn't have a signal when you go out and about. While just like regular broadband you may find it slows at peak hours. If using it at home make sure to compare broadband providers and ensure the signal is good in your home. If it isn't a fixed plan if it's available is the only option.

Cost

Mobile broadband is often a bit more expensive than the other forms of broadband. This is down to where you live, the infrastructure in the area and the amount of competition and choice in the area; which also drives cost down.

Data Caps

Mobile broadband can be bought on a monthly or contract basis. However, compare broadband as the different network companies often have significant disparities in the data caps.

When you purchase a mobile broadband service it often has a limit on the amount of data you can use in a month. If you go above this limit then you will have to pay significant amounts.

Even in the case of unlimited broadband, you will most likely be transferred to a slower service if you go above a certain level, though this access will not cost you anything.

Consider all of the above and then compare broadband and whether you want fixed or mobile.

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How to Pick A Scent

For many of us it's nice to have a signature fragrance and have some perfume or aftershave associated with us. This can give a sense of identity and also is just one of those things that lead you to feeling good about yourself - somewhat of a necessity. However, it can often be hard to choose a scent for yourself - so, here's a quick guide on choosing the best smell for you.

Family

Fragrances fall inside certain families and people will often suit one family or another. From floral to woody, to spicy and fresh, different people will tend to like or suit a particular sort of smell. This is down to association and also because for some reason people just like some smells over others. Usually people who want to change smells should look inside the particular family for a new scent, so be careful when choosing from Manchester deals or any daily deals site and ensure you've sniffed the first.

What Times to Wear

Different scents are worn at different times of the day and so are more suited for that occasion or particular part. For example, people tend to wear lighter smells during the day or at work as they don't tend to impinge on others too much. We're all aware of the people that come in with heavy cologne into a small area and are noticed instantly. By keeping the heavier smells for the evening you manage to ensure you get it right. Remember this during your Edinburgh deal search for scents.

Money

Obviously scents like clothes and most other products vary widely in costs and some cost a lot more than others. Just because a perfume or aftershave is expensive doesn't make it any better. Some people just enjoy what they enjoy and certain smells won't suit you no matter how many magic beans you spend on them. Try scents out before you choose them. Head to a perfume or aftershave shop and try them before using daily deals or Birmingham deals sites. This ensures you save and also find something that fits in with you too.

Not all Perfumes Fit

We all have different natural smells and sometimes something that smells lovely on someone else just doesn't smell good on us. This is down to the way the smell mixes with our skin and reacts. Different perfumes will work better with some people than others and there's nothing that can be done here aside from try before you buy via Manchester deals or otherwise. The temperature of your body, external heat, your diet and other factors will affect this area and cause different perfumes to smell differently.

Smell

When you try out a new scent it's best to try out only a couple at a time as otherwise you end up becoming desensitised from the smell and so won't be able to take in the full scent and all the notes of the perfume or aftershave. People actually usually inhale the smell of coffee to desensitise their nose between testing perfumes. However, I haven't seen coffee beans in Boots or the local chemist ever, so this is probably unlikely to be the case. However, it should be an enjoyable experience and one as exciting as getting a new pair of shoes or some new clothes and there should be no rush on you when choosing a new aftershave to get with Birmingham deals or from another daily deals site.

Ask

Of course, asking people can be the perfect way to be given the right foot to start of with when choosing a new perfume or aftershave. People who work in these shops will be trained in what to offer and how to spot the smells and scents that suit you. So, if you are unsure and you think they all smell the same, just ask for some advice. They'll be more than happy to help you and let you think what best suits you.

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The Article is written by Cormac Reynolds at www.D3ALS.co.uk providing and aggregation of Daily Deals, Hotel Deals, Holiday Deals, Spa Deals including Birmingham Deals. Visit http://www.D3ALS.co.uk for more information on www.D3ALS.co.uk Products & Services. Copyright information. This article is free for reproduction but must be reproduced in its entirety, including live links & this copyright statement must be included. Visit www.D3ALSco.uk for all your daily deals in one place and in one email.

How to get the Best Mobile Phone Deals

You may not realise it but you probably are paying over the odds for your mobile phone contract and may possibly be able to get one that will see out the remainder of your contract for a lot less.

Negotiating is the perfect way to get a better mobile phone deals and save hundreds of pounds a year on your handset.

Research the deals out there

Look elsewhere before you decide on negotiating your deal. Compare mobile phones and the current amount of minutes you receive with that of other network providers. It's highly likely that if your contract is a year older or more you can negotiate the best mobile phone deal.

Then let rip - here's a transcript of how to negotiate a deal on the phone to your network.

ME: "Hello, I'm really eager on staying with Vodafone, but it seems one of your competitors is offering a great deal for only €20 a month and I'm currently paying €30 for far less minutes and a smaller data allowance. I know I'm a valuable customer and have been with you for 3 years now. Can you offer me the same deal for €15 a month?

Vodafone: "Erm......What deal are you on?"

Me: "I've 200 minutes and 400 texts a month, but your competitor is offering twice that at the moment and it's very tempting."

Vodafone "I don't think we can do that. Would 300 minutes and 400 texts for €25 a month be okay for you?"

Me: "No I don't think that's anywhere near your competitors deal and unless we can compromise I may have to ask for my PUK number and leave."

Vodafone: "Let me ask my supervisor. (Wait some time). My supervisor says that I can offer you 400 minutes and 600 texts for €17 and we'll credit your account by €100 - how does that sound.

Me:" I do some mental maths and realise I've got a good deal, don't have to change and end up paying far less than originally.

"That's fine, thank you, I'll go with that."

I then looked at my calculator and saw that over the next period of 12 months I would save hundreds of euros on my mobile phone bill, all through a renegotiation of my contract for my mobile phone in Ireland. Getting the best mobile phone deal is about being savvy and canny when negotiating.

Never feel pressurised to disconnect and if the network plays hardball and asks if you'd like to disconnect, then just say you'll think about it and call back at a later date with a different game plan.

Also remember that it is your right to haggle your way to the best price and mobile phone deal, otherwise the network is making unnecessary profit at your expense. This is the case for all networks, so always be aware of this when looking for the best deal on a service or an item, including mobile broadband.

Finally, networks want to hold on to customers as they are feeling the pinch as much as you are. Use this to your advantage when you compare mobile phone networks.

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London on a Budget

London is undergoing one of its most exciting times in a long time thanks to the Queens Jubilee and the 2012 Olympic Games.

The city is a hive of activity with much to do and see during the immediate future and much to do for long afterwards in relation to the exciting occurrences. Of course, London is always a must see and a great place to visit during all times of the year, but now it is especially excellent with so many things to do and see. The biggest issue with London is not seeing things however, it can often be the costs involved - so here's a guide on how to cost cut when in the city.

Flying There

Though, Heathrow is the airport most people tend to go to for the games, there are three or even four more airports you can look at getting a good flight deal to. Those looking to fly to London can get budget flights to some of the periphery airports - most of which are under an hour to the city centre by bus - which is not much longer than from Heathrow.

Luton, Stansted and Gatwick all make good places to look for flights to with budget airlines such as Easy Jet and Ryan air servicing them frequently. This can save significant amounts of cash and also not really have a significant impact on your journey in terms of time.

Getting to the City Centre

All of the airports offer you with the opportunity to get a Green Line bus service, or even an Easy Jet operated bus service. These are often a lot cheaper than the train and mean that you save cash. In most cases there is also very little difference in the amount of time they take to get to the city centre and in some cases they are faster than a train and allow you to get off at a number of stops on the way.

Many of the airlines allow you to book advance tickets, this way you do save money. However, you can also book tickets online for months before the trip, this can mean you get tickets for almost nothing when compared to the on the day cost. These bus sites offer you the chance to do this at a low cost and save some money in advance.

Where to Stay

Whether you want to stay in a hostel or in the city centre sites such as Livingsocial deals or other city deals sites can give you great rates on hotels, often at a rate of up to 70% off. Other sites such as Trivago will look for the lowest possible cost for a hotel in the area you want to stay and show you.

This allows you to pick hotels often at about half the price you would usually expect when coming to London.

The city is also full of hostels and other similar places to stay. These vary in quality, but you can find some really great ones in some great locations such as Camden and East London - making it perfect for you to explore from.

Students

Most of the UK offers special dispensations to students. These allow students often up to a quarter off their bills and costs, which goes especially well with city deals or if you get a low cost place to stay with Dublin deals.

Usually these can be used in restaurants and even when buying goods from a number of stores, such as clothing shops and for electrical goods. This can greatly lower the cost of buying items and really make your trip all the more affordable. Taste Cards are also a great way to lower costs and you can get a free trial membership for up to 3 months often with city deals and others and up to 2 months via the sites website. This usually offers up to 50% off meals or 2for1 meals.

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The Article is written by Cormac Reynolds at www.D3ALS.ie providing and aggregation of Daily Deals, Hotel Deals, Holiday Deals, Spa Deals including City Deals. Visit http://www.D3ALS.ie for more information on www.D3ALS.ie Products & Services. Copyright information. This article is free for reproduction but must be reproduced in its entirety, including live links & this copyright statement must be included. Visit www.D3ALSco.uk for all your daily deals in one place and in one email.

5 Irish Sea Side Towns for Holidays

Coastal Ireland offers people some of the best opportunities to escape the craziness of the world around us. As a country surrounded by water, Ireland has the benefit of having some of the most attractive and interesting coastline in all of Europe.

One of the great things for those from Ireland or those visiting Ireland is that there are numerous great hotels in some of the best coastal parts of the country, that provide the chance to stay beside the sea at a low price thanks to daily deals.

So, where are the best coastal towns in Ireland to stay on your holiday, or even for a small period of your holiday when travelling in and around Ireland?

Bundoran

If you are of the surfing or water sports persuasion than daily deals to Bundoran hotels in Co Donegal in the North West of Ireland will be ideal.

Bundoran is a beautiful small town with a great number of things to benefit it. Ever since the world surfing championships were held here over 15 years ago it has become a by word for European surfing.

The beach itself is also beautiful and over 3km long meaning you can enjoy its beauty for hours. Once you get the weather this is the perfect place to look for on groupon.ie.

Rossnowlagh

This beach and area is one of the most beautiful in the country and locals know it as 'Heavenly Cove', which in turn would mean it is the perfect palce for you to visit too and it is.

Aside from all the water and beach sports you can think of the area is also beautiful and a real hidden delight. It's a long beach and never really gets too busy and is only 5km away from Bundoran, so if it gets too much to you then you can just head to Rossnowlagh for some peace and quiet - well relatively so. Ireland deals often offers some great places to stay around here for a great weekend away or longer.

Fintragh Beach

The beautiful sand of Fintragh beach, which translates as the blonde or white beach, is something to be amazed by. Situated also in Donegal near Killybegs, the infamous fishing village, you won't find a surfer in sight. The outlying stones mean the sands are for enjoying and it is quite a quiet place - something often hard to find in other countries, but common in Ireland due to the number of beaches and the shortage of people.

Carlingford

Though not necessarily a beach area, the town of Carlingford makes the perfect place for you to stop and enjoy the Irish coastline and is often featured on Groupon.ie. The area means 'Haven of the People' and it is thought C.S.Lewis based the stories of Narnia on the landscape in and around the beautiful village. It is full of wonderful shops, great pubs and even has a castle and is surrounded by green lined roads and great people. It makes the perfect place to go to for a rural Irish retreat and is only a few hours away from Dublin on the border of the East coast.

Dingle

Dingle is a charming medieval town and a beautiful place to take a holiday by the south waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Dingle is full of rambling streets and is also a very relaxed town full of nice shops and things to do and see. It offers astounding views of the surrounding area and some great stone structures in and around its periphery. There are also a number of wonderful beaches quite close by and it really was made to charm those not from around looking for great Ireland deals.

Ireland offers some of the most rustic and attractive coastal landscape in Europe and still manages to offer a sedate and rural retreat from the business of the world. Have a look for some daily deals and just enjoy.

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The Article is written by Cormac Reynolds at www.D3ALS.ie providing and aggregation of Daily Deals, Hotel Deals, Holiday Deals, Spa Deals including Ireland Deals. Visit http://www.D3ALS.ie for more information on www.D3ALS.ie Products & Services. Copyright information. This article is free for reproduction but must be reproduced in its entirety, including live links & this copyright statement must be included. Visit www.D3ALSco.uk for all your daily deals in one place and in one email.