There's some good YouTube videos of people doing this. I saw one where a couple started in Dublin and went down to Wexford and across to Cork to start the wild Atlantic way.
Trains take bikes, you just need to book it on. You could get a train to Cork or Galway and do a leg of the journey.

I don't believe it's a requirement, when I worked in local government there were plenty of people who were not originally from Ireland.
They're actually in need of staff, the interview process can be practiced for, they send the questions in advance if you get to that stage. It's not that bad.

Isn't Aldi known for paying their workers well whereas Walmart workers are on food stamps?

Noelle G arrived at the Port of Waterford on December 29th and left January 5th. It seems to have been anchored off Tramore very since.

I think they filmed parts of Star Wars Attack of the Clones here as well

Another one to think about is if most people in prison are reoffendors is prison the right place for any of them? Surely it shows rehabilitation is failing?

I'll have to pay it a visit!

I found an old Cork County Council map where they state the chimney was built adjacent to the public baths to provide electricity to the town. The baths were built in 1898, and I haven't found much more.

I never knew the chimney was for public baths! If you have any articles about that or sources I'd love to read further!

I would've expected a stat like that as due to limited prison space reducing the amount of one time offenders seems a practical step to ensure only those who reoffend or commit serious offences are confined.

CorkBeo does this a lot.

Googling hotels in the area you want to go to, shopping around and when you find a good hotel deal goto their website and get it cheaper. Teachersbreakireland is meant to be a good resource as well.

Hotels are expensive around here these days! Worth doing a proper deep dive for deals.

It sorta shows people want it though regardless of any other factors, people were looking for some more Harry Potter. I might be missing the point though!

Great idea!

Guinness Storehouse is very popular in Dublin, can't go wrong with the Titanic Museum in Belfast. If you want a more history focused visit Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast. Trinity college in Dublin is also nice for a visit.

Sea of Thieves is good with friends.