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Ireland
... recommended by the guidebook, though what made it worth taking was a mystery to us. One of the so-called highlights was the Bank of Ireland, which was a very big bank. The GPO looked very similar to the bank, as did the hospital. We didn't know at the ...
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Planning, shots and parties
... decide what to pack. I purposely bought a 60L bag so that I don't bring too much. The good folks in the Bank of Ireland are supplying the finances and healthy they most certainly are. The last thing you have to think about are the going away parties ...
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Back to Dublin
... , so we walked to Trinity College - it was founded in 1592 by Elizabeth I, and is the only constituent college of the University of Dublin, Ireland's oldest university. Pretty cool - we actually took a picture of some guy named Burke who has a ...
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Day 6: Dublin
... 's Office, the Lord Mayor's House, Trinity College, Grafton Street, the Molly Malone statue, Temple Bar, the Central Bank of Ireland, Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Phoenix Park, the Wellington monument, the Dublin Zoo, ...
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Dingle-Cork-Dublin
... être n'importe qui, avoir trouvé la carte n'importe où et me ramasser avec tout cet argent quand même! Pas très fiable, la Bank of Ireland. En plus, je voulais pas avoir ça en argent comptant! J'ai même pas eu le temps de lui dire et la madame ne ...
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Winchester to Dublin
... my action heros sprang to the rescue.....PC Connelly and PC Riley sprinted after the perpetrator, pinned him against the wall of the Bank of Ireland and got my purse back!!! After a bit of thinking (he had been texting some friends(?) furiously when ...
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DUBLIN!
... Andrew Ketchum and I are chatting like we are students at Trinity College. During our walking we also saw the National Bank of Ireland, walked over the canal, and looked at several monuments and a large spike (which I still do not know the point ...
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Emerald Isle
... pound 25p each we got very comfortable second class seats. At 3:15 am we departed for the 3.5 hour trip to Dunleary, the port of Dublin. Arriving at 7 am and without much sleep we were stuffed but still had a 12 km train trip north to Dublin. We found ...
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Off again, via Dublin
... we jumped onto a double decker city bus. That was a long bus trip. There was a lot of traffic in this city of Dublin. Probably all going around in circles trying to find somewhere to park! We were dropped off in the main street. It ...
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Dublin Day Two
... they have their famous Library and the Book of Kells. From there, we walked along College Street past the Bank of Ireland to the Dublin Castle, which we explored a bit. Unfortunately the Castle Gardens were closed for construction. After that we headed ...
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- Irishtown Nature Reserve
- The Brazen Head
- O'shea's Merchant
- Dollymount Strand
- Stena Adventurer
- Irish Rugby Football Union
- Sandymount Strand
- St. Mullin's Monastery
- National Print Museum
- Waterways Visitor Centre
- Satchel's Inkwell Bar
- Jury's Irish Cabaret at Jury's Ballsbridge Hotel
- The Design Centre
- Lipsy's
- Custom Made Shoes
- Solomon Gallery
- The Irish House Party
- Searsons
- The Ferryman
- St. Stephen's Unitarian Church