The Colleen Bawn
From 21/7/2010 to 4/9/2010
Love triangles, debt, murder plots and a lot of old blarney…
When Hardress Cregan’s family fall
Make the most of your hard-earned cash with Stephen Baker’s 25 top holiday moneysaving tips
Heading to China in the year of the Dragon? Seek out Shangdong – steeped as it is in myth and supernatural allure
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Utah says that it is 5000 miles from the UK. And that its 5000% worth it. But not that many people from Britain or Ireland holiday there. Why should we?
The low budget airline that everyone loves to loathe is to get rid of a number of loos in each and every one of their aircrafts. Going forward, Ryanair planes will have only one loo on board, in a bid to make room for six extra seats.
CD-Traveller reader, Kirti Sharma, is seething over the cost of downloading an app abroad. Read her rant and tips on how to keep the cost down, here
Like every city in the world, Sydney can be as expensive as you like or be seen on a budget. Assuming you are already in Sydney, all the things I am going to suggest will cost you nothing.
Let’s start with two iconic sites; the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House. If you want to climb to the top and be led across the bridge it will set you back over $A180 (say £90) but you can walk across it for nothing.
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