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Manderley B+B Bunratty

Bunratty, County Clare, Ireland

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Adare and Limerick

A travel blog entry by storguson

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... and even leprechauns. His son continues to work the farm--a dairy herd, following all of the regulations of Irish farming.

We then traveled on to the village of Adar, population 2400, for lunch and a close look at thatched cottages. Had another great soup--sea food for me and vegetable for Janice. It's a busy little village with lots of shops, pubs, and restaurants. As an aside, we learned that for every pub ...

Rag Week and Convention Madness

A travel blog entry by melepua

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... and in view of my apartment. A number of times since the semester started, my housemate and I tried in failed attempts to visit the pavilion for a pint. Closed. Closed again. We would look out the window, see the lights on, beckoning us. Then come about 8pm, the lights would turn off. Why have a pub that closes before the night? Especially one by the football pitches?? All taunt and no luck. But then, luck came our way. My housemate’s ...

Stats You Could Never Live Without

A travel blog entry by melepua

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... Bentley’s, and Punjana. I think they call it a golden blend, which distinguishes it from regular black tea. Always, always, tea is served with milk. It used to always also be served with sugar, but people are becoming more health conscious, so often that is omitted. Some of my friends can’t drink tea without milk. This isn’t including fun flavors, like Earl Grey, Green Tea, and different herbal teas. When the Irish say ...

Bunratty to Doolin to Bunratty

A travel blog entry by jjarnold

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... and then finished up our shopping at the Bunratty Castle gift shop.

Rest and repacking back at Headley Court and then we spent our final evening at the Traditional Irish Night in the Corn Barn at Bunratty Folk Park. While it is touristy (we were, after all, tourists) and sometimes quite corny everyone enjoyed it and thought it a fitting end to our time in Ireland. We shared a table with a pleasant family and took turns taking pictures for each other.

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Last day in Ireland: Bunratty and the vortex

A travel blog entry by peter_ginger

2
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... within seconds. So one after the other, we finally made it out of Galway and on to another ****** road where again, the detours and construction around Gort on the way to Ennis would just frustrate me to no end. We had to leave the highway per a major detour and they dumped you out into a small town – and gave you no idea by any signs on how to get back or even if you just needed to detour for say 20 miles to get back to the ...

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