Albion Apartments Dublin
50 Parnell Square, Dublin1 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
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The Perfect Pint
... the way out.
Next up was a visit to the Jameson Whiskey Distillery. We had the last tour of the day and this tour was completely different to the Guinness Factory. A much more intimate guided affair and thoroughly enjoyable. Although could not quite make our what nationality the guide was as her ascent was shocking a cross between Irish, American and god know what. Personally I think it was Leprechaun given her appearance. Waiting for our ...
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... the medical library of the college which had some very old textbooks and artifacts. The coolest part was a child’s skull dissected to show the teeth including the permanent teeth underneath that hadn’t grown in yet! After the library we visited the National Gallery which has a special exhibit for Yeats, an Irish painter. After visiting several art galleries it is confirmed that I am definitely an Impressionist. The pieces are just ...
"There's Only One Rule for Irish Songs"
... It was strange to be alone, to move at my own pace, to walk and walk and walk and walk and take breaks whenever I wanted for no reason other than to curl up and read in a beautiful spot like St. Stephen's Green or along the Quays.
Tonight I found out why the city is nicknamed 'Publin.' Live music everywhere! I stumbled into a random basement open mic night, and later found out their Monday nights are rated top 10 on the Irish music ...
Green, green Ireland
... of the basalt columns are hexagonal but some of them have 4, 5, 7 and even as many as 8 sides. Truly an amazing site to behold.
Well the last two days are spent in Dublin and guess what? Our 2nd day which after a tour of the city, was sunny, Yah!! Last night we went to a dinner and cabaret featuring comedy, dance, song, music of Ireland. Very entertaining. The next morning we took a tour of the city which was nice and ...
Stiletto in the Ghetto
... in the area, and it’s located in a church graveyard. The inside doesn’t exactly have a staircase to get to the top. It’s more of a system of really steep ladders, and there is barely room for 2 people to pass each other on the landings if one of them is pressed up firmly against the wall. It was, in a word, terrifying. But I made it all the way to the top (Maeve decided not to join me) and the view was gorgeous. You could also see ...


