Rocklands B&B
Hill Road, Bunratty
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Rocklands B&B Bunratty

Hill Road Bunratty, County Clare, Ireland

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Adare and Limerick

A travel blog entry by storguson

3
18

... there are usually about 100 people.

We arrived in Limerick City about 4 o'clock. It is a huge city, much more modern than Dublin and teeming with traffic and people. Our high rise hotel is situated along the Shannon River. To add to our excitement, there is a Rugby grudge match this evening between Munster and Leinster....and the players are staying at our hotel! The pub/bar is FULL of fans in competing ...

Rag Week and Convention Madness

A travel blog entry by melepua

2

... and the suburbs are lovelier. They are easily connected with the city center by the DART, the electric train line that whisks you from home to work in a matter of minutes. We meandered around cute neighborhoods and seaside promenades. We saw the “Best Bar in the World,” voted by Lonely Planet, which was closed and had a stunning view of another building. Why it is the best bar, I shall never know. We saw Van Morrisson’s house and ...

Stats You Could Never Live Without

A travel blog entry by melepua

1

... I hope it’s accurate!). That’s a lot of beer. According to this list, Germany comes second at 119 liters, Austria is third at 106 liters, and the US is at a measly number eight at 85 liters. Can you believe that the Irish drink almost twice as much beer as Americans? Now that I’ve been living here, I can.

Many people smoke, here. Usually if I am out with a group of 4 or 5 people, chances are that at least one of ...

Passing through-literally.

A travel blog entry by jasonw517

7

... Not impressed. Plus, the A/C didn't work good. The nights were cool and we needed a bit of heat and the bed had but one thin blanket on it (while the other hotels had like 2 thick comforters).

We didn't bother visiting Bunratty Castle and Folk Park because it doesn't take a genius to see THAT overpriced tourist trap. We did, however, enjoy a nice burger and our FIRST pint of Guinness (can you believe that?) at Durty Nelly's (Established around 1620) pub across the ...

Last day in Ireland: Bunratty and the vortex

A travel blog entry by peter_ginger

2
91

... he said "Wow, you cannot get those Ferrari’s in the states" and it just went down from there. Lord – it is at times like these that reminds me of what being one of those textbook tourists is all about.

So we finished up there and went back to our room where I am typing this now around 430pm. I wanted to make sure we had enough time to repack everything and print off our boarding passes now so we had ZERO ...