Blue Dolphin House B&B
Western Road (Opp UCC), Cork
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Entrance Smoking area & fountain UCC across the street Our room (3rd floor)

Blue Dolphin House B&B Cork

Western Road (Opp UCC) Cork, County Cork, Ireland

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Week 13

A travel blog entry by jolubrano

Week 13:

Monday: Caught the plague

Tuesday: Got girl scout cookies in the mail!

Wednesday: I need to get out of my jail cell of a room! Bought some sandwiches and enjoyed the sun in the park and we went to my new favorite hang-out spot, the Franciscan Wells micro-Brewery. They make their own local brews in the back of the beer garden which provides the perfect ambiance for some tasty stout and killer tunes.
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Visit with Mitchell

A travel blog entry by tammnel

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... who is Irish. I have seen Mitchell every few years when he has visited America. However, the last time was probably 7 years ago. Martina and I are very close in age and were good friends when she was in the U.S., but I have not seen her in oh so long, I will have to figure out exacty ... I'm thinking 15 years? I will get to see Martina this trip as well, in a few more days. Aside number two: Roads in Ireland. This is just prologue to the topic; I'm sure I'll have a ...

Recipes

A travel blog entry by rachel.mazzola

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... a deep pan or pot, bring to a boil, add mussels (that have been cleaned), and steam until mussels open up. Remove mussels from pot allow sauce to reduce some, and add pesto. Don't forget about your pasta cooking, drain it once its done while mussels finish. Then add mussels back to pot stir around for a minute, and pour sauce and mussels over noodles. Serve with some nice warm fresh bread, and a glass of white wine! :)

ps: It shouldn't ...

Cork - not exactly the best name for a city

A travel blog entry by blueclue89

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... Bru BAR.

8.30am Revelie. Simple breakfast in hostel. Milk caused some problems later but thats another story.

Took a bus to Blarney. Had very helpful directions and guidance from the Blarney tourist office. Splendid lady.

Kissed the stone, walked the grounds, found a horse on the farm behind the castle grounds.

Had lunch at the Blarney woolen mill. Supposedly the biggest ...

“Is Our Building on Fire?”- Cork, Irel

A travel blog entry by murphyandmeade

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... a pastry, and a sausage. We then walked through the intensifying rain to catch a train towards Caragtwohill for a castle tour.

Once we arrived at our train stop we searched for any signs of a near-by castle… if it were not for the help of a passing local we would still be searching. It wasn’t until you reached a round-about , almost a mile down the road (still raining) that you found a sign pointing you in the right direction. Another two miles past ...

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