Baggot Court Townhouse Dublin
92 Lower Baggot Street Dublin, County Dublin, DUB2, Ireland
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Did somebody say Guinness?
Hi everybody! After escaping the Amsterdam snow, we went to Dublin for a 4 day weekend. It was a great deal - Aerlingus was running a sale: 6 euro each way (+ tax) to fly from Amsterdam to Dublin. Since we had never been, it seemed like a fun way to go. In general we found Dublin to be very fun. It is not as picturesque like some other European …
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... dropped us off right at the front door, how many people can say they have had that experience? 2) Belinda has extra space in her bag and an excuse to go on a massive shopping bender, which she was going to do anyway but now without the guilt, and 3) Belinda has a new trolley bag so I don’t have to hear her grumble about the heavy pack and she is less likely to fall over again. We are both looking on the bright side, especially after Belinda called home that evening and instead ...
Week 4
... of Iona in which it contains a lavishly decorated copy, in Latin, of the four gospels. It was fought over by the monks who originally wrote it and the Vikings who stole it. In 1653 it was retrieved and brought to Dublin for safe keeping where it still resides today. The Trinity College Library is one of the most beautiful places on earth. It is the home of Ireland’s oldest Harp (their national symbol). There are also two stories of wall to wall stacked books. Here is ...
We almost didn't get to Ireland... (By Craig)
... we are going to cop a grilling”, then we get the call up. Standard questions of how know each other, what doing in UK, how long here etc.
Old mate – (pointing at Craig) “you've filled this out wrong. You shouldn’t put 6 hours in length of stay, should put in your visa expiry details” (Craig thought bubble “oh, boy this is going to be nice and pedantic!)
Old mate – (looking at Lauren) “have you ever had any problem ...
Back in Dublin for a night!
... doubled in English and then in Gaelic, even a pack of Camel cigarettes says in Gaelic " smoking is deadly to you and everyone around you." they dont sugar coat it here. So much to tell, but short on time. A Few fun facts: here in Ireland the toilets are deep and flush straight down??!! The Shannon river really is Green. The people are ...
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