The Crooked Chimney
Hurlers Cross, Bunratty
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The Crooked Chimney Bunratty

Hurlers Cross Bunratty, County Clare, Ireland

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... that the wedding guests were still in half-swing. There were wedding revelers still celebrating at 7:30 a.m! Ah, yes, an Irish wedding.

We had a rather long coach ride (no, not a Cinderella coach), but not too bad either. Our first stop was at the Mollana farm where we were greeted by the homeowners, Paddy and Margaret Mollana. We were treated to tea, coffee, and homemade scones and guiness bread--a dense ...

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... still good, maybe the best I’ve had in Ireland, but, sad to say, not the best I’ve ever had (Remember when I went to Italy? Yeah. Or remember when I ate at Filipe’s in San Diego and discovered they have a branch just 2 minutes from my house? NOM NOM NOM).

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Stats You Could Never Live Without

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... US, Netherlands, and Philippines at number four with 40%. Don’t ask me where these numbers came from or how they were figured out. Though I think this is interesting, nonetheless.

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Bunratty Castle

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Sunday night we had a medieval feast in the great hall of the 15th century Bunratty Castle, complete with live traditional Irish music, abundant mead, and four courses of delicious food.

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Happy Birthday to me!

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... before our Castle dinner. When we got there, however, it was absolutely pouring still, and we didn't really feel like traipsing through the mud and rain to look at the village. So, instead, we walked through the little shops, and bought some things for home. Then we sat and had a cup of tea before dropping everything in the car and heading over for dinner.

Note about the car: We have to be ...

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