Leeson Lodge Ltd
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Dead centre of Dublin
... the Brazen Head established in 1178. It is a pokey little place with a lot of small rooms, but it is warm and they have beer and it has started to rain outside, so it is the perfect place to be. They must have been by short in days of yore because all the doorways we have to actually duck to go through. We get talking to an American couple from Maine who have ditched their tour group in favour of a quiet drink and have struck out on their own. They try ...
Day 27
... over, as Normans were fond of doing, and built a castle, the remnants of it are still in the heart of Dublin and form part of Dublin castle which was rebuilt by the English during the Georgian era, thru the 1700s. A lot of the buildings and squares were built during this era and so Dublin has a large area that dates to the Georgian era. The first stop on the bus tour is at one of the these Georgian buildings. Mary tells us that when Edward ...
Dublin Tour
... I went off the the Trinity students' historical society for a debate that began with "We should not re-elect Barack Obama". There were 5 students and 4 "professionals" involved in the debate. The audience was packed, and we had the opportunity to "grade" the students on their performances - the score card was quite witty. The professionals were a mix - the Democrats were very good in their presentations; ...
You Don't Need to Know How to Jig to Jig
... a painfully short 10 minutes. It was no where near enough time! Christine encouraged us to come back and see the rest, but we wouldn't be able to do that until all the tour groups had gone through, which was hours later. Oh well. The tour finished, and we got to chatting with our guides. Christine joked that, having never given a tour before the convention, she had practiced in a large field, pretending that rocks or trees were the ...
You can't get bored in Dublin
In February, we visited with Alice Dublin during 3 days. I think that Dublin with its 500 000 inhabitants (within the town itself) seems to be a nice city to live because it is not too big (compared to others European capitals) so you can do everything just by walking in the city center, and on the other hand the size is sufficient to have a lot of activities to do. Dublin is the city of the pubs, you can find one at each street corner ...
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