Abbey Theatre Dublin

26 Lower Abbey St., Dublin , County Dublin, Ireland - Phone: 353-1-456-9569
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    Day 5: Waterford, Kilkenny and Dublin

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    Our day began with a tour of the Waterford Crystal factory. We had a guide who led us through the factory to various working stations and explained how the crystal was made and what each worker was doing.

    There was a live demonstation of crystal blowing and crystal cutting. You were able to ask the workers various questions about their …

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    Actual Dublin update

    ... time to meet up with the group, so we headed to our meeting spot and from there a group went to see Macbeth at the Abbey theatre and Julie, Amber and I headed to the Gate theatre in hopes of cancelation's at Krapp's. We sat down and waited patiently and ...

  • 2

    Another quick city trip, this time to Dublin.

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    ... also along the headland and light house but didn't have enough time to do the long walk as planned. We had tickets for the Abbey Theatre that night were there was a play called the Cavalcaders by the Irish writer Billy Roche.It was a funny but yet ...

  • 3

    dooblin

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    ... delicious, organic mexican food and probably the last i will have for a very long time.  after dinner, we went to the abbey theatre and saw the play arrah na pogue. i was super jet-lagged so embarrassingly enough was not awake for the whole thing ...

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    Living in the past - 1916 Style

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    ... Old Christ Church Cathedral has been in British hands for over 450 years.) After mass was over, we walked a few blocks to the famous Abbey Theatre for the play.  We were waiting around in the lobby when, who should we see, but our tour guide from ...

  • 5

    Pub Crawl

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    ... often over-imbibed, and James Toner where William Butler Yeats reputedly had his first and only pint in a pub. Near the famed Abbey Theatre, the Flowing Tide has long been a meeting place for actors and playwrights as was Neary's near the Gaiety ...

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    Theatre and history in Dublin

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    ... tourist area with Terry and Marie, had dinner in kitschy pub Oliver St. John Gogartys and went to the Abbey Theatre to watch Translations, a play by Brian Friel. The next day we headed in for a walking tour of central Dublin, ...