April isn't bad price wise provided you miss Easter (late this year) as said B B's run at 60 or 70 f

My daughter lives in Israel. She asked me if I could meet her in Ireland next month. I do not have a lot of money and cannot believe I am even considering this trip. Can anyone tell me how to plan a very low budget trip to Ireland. las vegas strip hotels Is it possible to stay for a few days (including air fare) spend $2500 or less ? If so does anyone know of nice, safe reasonable B B's they would recommend? Inexpensive places to eat ? and Inexpensive ways to stretch my limited budget? I know very little about Ireland but have always wanted to go ! Any suggestions would greatly las vegas strip hotels be appreciated ! If my budget is way too low let me know and I will wait until I can afford to go the right way.
B Bs in Ireland aren't terribly las vegas strip hotels expensive. As an example, the b b we stayed in in Dingle, Emlagh las vegas strip hotels Lodge, is 35 per person per night. For you and your daughter, a twin room would be 70, or about $100 ($50 each). Assuming airfare is about $900 (a rough guess based on looking at round trips from my city to Shannon), car rental if you visit most places outside Dublin (rough guess about $700 for the week), and $50-75/night lodging...
900 + 350 + 60*7 = $1670, which leaves a little under a thousand for food, souvenirs, entrances, etc. You'll have to check my numbers for your situation (that rental car estimate is based on my memory of my trip several years ago), but that's totally doable if you ask me. And I'm a big believer in taking opportunities! Life is short, you know?
For specific b bs, you'll have to figure out where exactly las vegas strip hotels you want to go and how long exactly you have. There are tons of trip reports here to get you started - if you click on my name and scroll back, you'll find one from 2007, but there are more recent ones.
April isn't bad price wise provided you miss Easter (late this year) as said B B's run at 60 or 70 for a double/Twin room.. Pub Grub is top notch as a rule so a full breakfast, lunch time snack and an evening pub meal will sort out your day.. of course the price of that pub meal might depend where you are,, Dublin prices can shame the devil and some overhyped tourist places try hard to match.