Why we ended up going for a walk in Wales

YOU speculate about puzzling tourist numbers (Irish Examiner, April 4). I was looking up tourism in Walkinstown library in Dublin.

Why we ended up going for a walk in Wales
Fri, 13 May, 2005 - 01:00

I asked about the Tourist Board library. “That’d be for themselves,” I was told.

We - a group of friends, some in Dublin, some in Chester - ended up choosing Wales for a weekend walk.

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