McMenamins Bed and Breakfast
74 Marlborough Road, Dublin
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McMenamins Bed and Breakfast Dublin

74 Marlborough Road Dublin, County Dublin, 4, Ireland

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On The Ground In The Emerald Isle

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... kill and we will be in the air again on to our final destination, Roma!

The time in Italy right now is 7:12 AM and back home in NS it is 3:12 normally there would be a five hour difference but since we pushed the clocks ahead last night and they don't over here for another couple of weeks there is a brief window where it is just a four hour gap, that should make acclimatizing on the return trip a little less painful.
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2nd night in my new place

A travel blog entry by vonnie06


Good Evening!!!!!

Dropped in to see Ken at the pub on my way home to give him a little surprise. He was very shocked and very thankful for the box of choccies I gave him. He said that no one had ever done that for him before. All I wanted to do was make him smile again, as he was a little down yesterday and I wanted to cheer him up. It made me feel nice to know that I have made someones day.

Tonight I am home alone ...

Theatre and history in Dublin

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July 25th to 26th

We were starting to feel at home in Cashel but the time arrived for us to head to Dublin – an easy drive of a couple of hours. We went for an early evening wander around the Temple Bar tourist area with Terry and Marie, had dinner in kitschy pub Oliver St. John Gogartys and went to the Abbey Theatre to watch Translations, a play by Brian ...

Day 8

A travel blog entry by braedenpayne

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Wednesday was rest day after drinking from Thursday to Tuesday I think the body needed a break. All I did today was go and visit the trinity college, which was really relaxing and nice to just go for a walk around and see ...

Making My Way Back to Dublin

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... person we talked to was the Australian. OK so I don't actually remember his name. What I remember are his eyes, his dimples, and of course his ACCENT. After being in Ireland for a couple of months the Irish accent had kind of lost its edge and was just sounding normal to me. The Australian accent was still beautifully foreign. Anyways, the Australian was passing through on his way to England to meet up with some friends. He had gone to South Africa ...

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