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... short walk across a bridge to Temple Bar, another great spot for bars and eating spots.
We rugged up on day one and jumped on a ho-ho bus which took us through the whole city in 2 hours basically, or the main areas anyway. Trinity College is such a beautiful building. We met a South African guy who was studying there and he said inside it was HUGE, we didn't go inside but from the outside it looked old and gorgeous. There are bars EVERYWHERE in Dublin, ...
Tombs and ruins and castles, oh my!
... in a van.
Trim Castle! This is where part of Mel Gibson's Braveheart was filmed. The castle has been augmented for the tour purposes (a ceiling added, some stairs to the entrance, and some small bridges inside to take visitors from one portion of the castle to another), but most of the castle is in its original form as it was constructed over several decades beginning in 1176. The castle remains the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland.
While ...
Black gold
... think anyone actually knows which one is the oldest per say. Anywhos, the service was horrid, but I had the most incredible Guinness and beef pie in a massive Yorkshire Pudding. It was definitely a struggle to finish, but it was worth the fight!! I polished it off with my second pint of Guinness ever and we watched a bit of the Olympics before heading home. The night was still young so we watched a movie then went to sleep.
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Dublin Castle and 5 Mile Beverage Runs
... to learn English. These Italian kids liked to sing at all hours of the night and smoke like their lives depended on it. It was interesting to be around for sure.
Also, this place didn’t have itself together regarding the kitchen set up. Our professor told us that they paid extra so that we could have dishes, bowls, cups, glasses, etc. Except we didn’t have any bowls, we didn’t have any dish soap to ...
Three Days of Joy and a Lobby Chorus
... weren't far from what we'd experience back in Florida during a typical english convention, but it was obvious that the local friends were absolutely ecstatic to see so many witnesses in one place. We sat next to some special pioneers who had come to the country a little over thirty years ago. They looked around the packed auditorium and told us how absolutely unbelievable it was for them to see so many. There truly was an interchange ...
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