Oakland Bed & Breakfast
51 Lower Glanmire Road , Cork
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Oakland Bed & Breakfast Cork

51 Lower Glanmire Road Cork, County Cork, Ireland

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Week 13

A travel blog entry by jolubrano

... to take her to one of the pubs to have my first legal drink with her and listen to some fine Irish music.

Sunday: Off to Dublin! We got to enjoy a nice bus ride through the beautiful countryside. Once we got to Dublin we got to do some exploring in the Temple Bar area and since it was Palm Sunday we went to a church where it just so happened to be in a Polish church which was nice for us to enjoy. Also, mom had her first pint of ...

Dia dhuit Cork, Ireland!

A travel blog entry by ochalek

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... pocket. I walked over to the boy and asked him why he looked so surprised. He then told me that whenever he had tried to buy something with the schilling it would keep reappearing in his pocket.The schilling must be magical. Well, you know what they say in Ireland, " Random acts of giving are gifts for the reciever and giver."
I really enjoyed my trip here to Ireland and would recommend it to anyone who wants to experience true giving ...

First Full Weekend in Cork!

A travel blog entry by hprentiss

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Friday night we all went to the Old Oak Pub for a University College Cork social. It was a welcome back party for UCC students and a welcome to Ireland for International students.
fig rolls (fig newtons) are my downfall here. so much better than in America.
Saturday we went into the city center.
English market: indoor farmers market. it was full of breads, cakes, treats, meats, fresh veggies ...

Blimmy The Blarney

A travel blog entry by tomandscherie

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... the prophet Jeremiah. Here it became the Lia Fail or ‘Fatal Stone’, used as an oracular throne of Irish kings – a kind of Harry Potter-like ‘sorting hat’ for kings. It was also said to be the deathbed pillow of St Columba on the island of Iona. Legend says it was then removed to mainland Scotland, where it served as the prophetic power of royal succession, the Stone of Destiny.
When Cormac MacCarthy, King of Munster, sent ...

Cork To Killarney

A travel blog entry by euroknickknucks

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... possible so travelled along the south coast & through some beautiful little towns, stopping for a nosey whenever we saw something interesting. Like the little town of Timoleague with Abbey ruins now used as a cemetary,with graves scaterered throughout the ruins,right by th sea.

We got to see part of the Bearn Peninsula as well as some of the ring of kerry, which were both of spectacular beauty (only ...

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