As Paddy the cabby told me on my way from Dublin Airport to my hotel south of the Liffey. "They're a lot of fund when their young but the moment you get a ring on it your in for a real disappointment".
I've spent some time in a north west rural Irish town and can make some observations. Which to some extent can be true for anywhere.
The highest quality leave. No one worth there salt would stay in a shit town and a hot girl has no reason to stay in her shitty hometown either. She'll head out to Dublin or abroad leaving all the lower quality behind as there is no reason for her to stay.
There is literally nothing in the rural towns of Ireland, a couple of late bars but that's about it. The place is incredibly boring and life is very slowly. Those who who stay end up in the same friend groups for life and the girls get passed amongst the guys over and over again. It is not surprising to have found a large extended group of friends where every guy and every girl have banged at least once in the past.
Your best bet of finding a hot girl in a rural town is to be there during one of the bank holidays. If they're going to return home then would be the time they would do it. Ie paddies day/Christmas/new years etc.
If you want to find hot Irish women you either have to go to Dublin or Cork. Dublin has several universities. Trinity College, UCD etc. Cork is the second largest city, but is quite small.
Here's a quick rundown I posted in another thread about Ireland that may help.
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Dublin is hit and miss, entirely depends what time of year to go to. The nightclub Copper Face Jacks will be busy all year though (situated at the top of Grafton Street). Freshers months, rag week or post exams (May time) are the best for Dublin. I went in Feb/March this year and it was much quite than in October last year. Clubs I went to on both trips were Club M (shit hole) & alchemy (not great but I got free entry)
Cork was fantastic, my hotel was centrally located but the night porter was an ass hole when it came to bringing girls back. Bar I went to were 6ix, the night club was called the savoy and another bar that I can't remember the name was. I arrived via train and I'm a young short lad, I was wearing a suit waiting for the taxi and there were plenty of 7s or 8s running past me to get into the station say hey. The people are very friendly, flirty and fun. Cork was probably the best city I visited. There is a noticeable polish community there although the few I spoke to seemed to be very disrespectful about Ireland (and the UK).
Limerick. I was fortunate to have gone during rag week. The bar I went to was Smyths bar that play live music every day (one band is called free beer which always gives the bartenders a laugh) at about 11pm the you go down some stairs in to the nightclub there called Icon. As I was there during rag week I can not say what it is like on a normal night but it was fucking packed. There two dance floors and a few bars scattered about, not many toilets and two tiny smoking areas. No where to speak to a girl.
Galway is another student town, will find international students there (mostly Americans). Bars I went to were the quays, hole in the wall, carbons, front door and electric. Hole in the wall is a fantastic little venue, it's where the young Irish girls go to dance to more cheese songs (Brice Springsteen - Dancing in the dark) is the song most memorable from my time there. Then soon as nightclubs open at 11 in dies down dramatically. Carbons on a wednesday is a must for cheap drinks, I paid €5 for a double Jameson and then it was buy one get one free too. so a quadruple Jameson for €5. Venue is fairly small though. Front door has more international customers drinking there. I did not rate electrics that much (possible due to fatigue as I did 8 nights out in a row).
Finally Castlebar. Avoid. Not worth your time. The nightclub, Mantra, is very dated but there is two rooms. One for over 21s which may be better. But avoid that place.
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