Rainbow's End B&B
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The Aran Islands
Our second morning in Doolin, the five of us booked tickets on a ferry to get out to the Aran Islands. Carmel, the owner of our hostel, offered to drive us to the pier so we wouldn't have to walk, which was even better because the pier was quite a hike and we needed to be there by nine in the morning. When we were waiting for the boat to arrive, …
Finals in Ireland - A New Experience
... one could leave the exam hall until all the exams were collected. So I had to go back to the gym and walk by all those people who failed to inform me I couldn't leave and go sit back down at my seat. Then they had to count the exams for all 500 people in the exam hall to make sure they had all the papers before we could leave. Oh and everyone writes their exams in pen…. weird. Or I guess just different.
Tomorrow, I turn ...
Being an account of the craziness of Dublin...
... the decision that we can always resort to eating an entire tub of ice cream. (Getting thoroughly sloshed has been temporarily vetoed because the thought of drinking large quantities of Guinness just does not appeal. Yes, we did try it, being in Ireland and all, but we did not really enjoy it. Ice cream is better. Unless we can find Guinness Ice Cream, which probably isn't too far outside the realm of possibility. But we're going to stop right there because this is getting ...
All over Ireland!
Its been awhile since I have gotten on here, but I have been exploring this beautiful country and have been quite busy!
On Thursday, I got to go explore Trinity College, Guinness Brewery, Old Jameson Distillery, and Phoenix Park. Guinness was cool, I loved the huge pint glass that is built within the factory, and I found it very impressive that Arthur Guinness had 21 children, they said Guinness does the body good! I still have not acquired a taste for ...
Bikes and Pipes
... wife pushed him in a wheel chair, he hoisted himself into a seat, and chipperly began the session after friendly applause. This session ran much like the one I visited in Dublin a couple of weeks earlier, though the mood was much more subdued. Yes, people still drank Guinness, yes they told funny stories and laughed the night away, yes members traveled from throughout the country to enjoy the festivities, but while the Frank Harte festival buzzed ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsRainbow's End B&B Doolin
“ Nice But Empty ”
Reviewed May 30, 2012
This place was great in that it was clean and spacious. However, I could never find the hostel owner. Also, there is no ATM in Doolin and the hostel only takes cash so plan ahead.
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TripAdvisor Reviews Rainbow's End B&B Doolin
* Exact location of hotel not known. City map shown. 