Collins B&B Waterlands
Cork Road, Kinsale
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Collins B&B Waterlands Kinsale

Cork Road Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland

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Week 13

A travel blog entry by jolubrano

... was the funniest thing! After that we drank some cappuccinos in the garden and went shopping in the wooly mills. This year is the 100th year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. It was Built in Belfast (Northern Ireland). After Blarney, we traveled to Cobh and went to the Titanic exhibit because this is where it last made port before its final journey. After a long day on the bus we went out to dinner with my friends and ...

It's always vegetable!

A travel blog entry by londonpenguin

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... Everything was so good, and I don't feel stuffed to the gills either.

Sue and Dave take in puppies to socialize and obedience train for a year, after which they are sent off to guide dog school. I can't imagine having to give a puppy back!

We're on the road again tomorrow, and I don't know what the wi-fi situation will be for the next three days. I'm going to be sorry to leave my lovely big room, but I do hope there's hot water in the morning. Or at least quite-warm-indeed ...

Julie's Visit, or the Irish Healthcare System

A travel blog entry by bchucks

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... cook or anything so they all go out and celebrate. There was a live performer who was pretty good and played a lot of songs we know, so we rocked out and danced for the rest of the night J

The next day I had the day off so Julie and I wandered around town, shopped for last-minute souvenirs and had an amazing Italian dinner at this little out of the way place downtown. Julie gave me a creepy owl ring because I collect owls that stare at people. They are amazing ...

Kinsale

A travel blog entry by sfotch

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... and wheat bread, scrambled eggs and Irish smoked salmon for me! We packed and put our stuff in the car and walked to the Tourist Information center to learn about the Kinsale Road Train. Because we definitely wanted to go to Fishy, Fishy for lunch at 12:00, we decided to just go up and back to the Charlesfort and not go in it to get back to Kinsale by 11:50. The ...

The Boatmen of Kinsale

A travel blog entry by lsteen

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... much you kept punching it, it still popped back up, sometimes to smack you in the head. Their most precious gift, though, is their love of words. They are poetic, passionate and love to tell stories. You will find poems and quotes everywhere you go, all written by the multitude of famous writers, poets and philosophers who are claimed by Ireland. I will sign off now but I will leave you with a beautiful poem Linda and I ...