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... and a plaque with the names of the people (army and civilians) who were killed just from that immediate area. the houses along the wall had cages on the back of the houses where the porch would usually go to protect them from anything coming over the wall. next we went to falls road where there were lots of catholic murals. we drove past the ira's family garden but didn't stop because the irish flag was raised which meant members and their families were there and they're not too ...

We hit Giants Causeway and Dunluce Castle today, which is a huge castle<br>that literally fell of the side of the cliff while people were in it<br>waiting for their meal. It was pretty cool to see, then we drove the<br>entire Coastline which was unreal. It was soooo cold and rainy and<br>windier than ever today, yet still there were a million ...

... explaining why my typing is so poor and it's past midnight! <br><br>Now i'm sure i've missed many things, and i hope i get some photos up for you all - Belfast is just beautiful and a necessary part of any tour - very interesting to see both sides of the story, as it were. <br><br>Till next time, <br><br>XO (due to very very very fecking slow computers, late hour and my level of alcoholedness, i'm off to bed, but will try to put up photos soon!) <br>

... to be suddenly confronted with the City Hall in all its archetectural splendour. Next comes a rather mundane road with local shops which suddenly turns into a hive of evening activity with bars, restaurants and crowds of people on the streets.<br><br> I escaped unharmed with an overall impression that actually its quite a nice place and no more threatning than any other city.<br>

... it was snowing during the game......soooo cold. The crowd was awesome, they are continuously chanting and making a heap of noise, there was a little sectioned off bit for the other supporters who were equally as loud and had cops lined down the stairs so they wouldnt clash with the newcastle ppl. The game itslef was great...it was a lot better to watch live than on Tv. You could actually notice the skill level. Newcastle won 2-1 and kicked the ...

... time with our families (the only ones missing being my sister Aoife and her boyfriend John). We spent a few very relaxing days in Newcastle, catching up with each other, being exceptionally well fed and watered, and doing some sightseeing in the area. Now my parents are gone back to Ireland and I'm ready to head to Glasgow tomorrow. I've searched through all the stuff I stashed here so many months ago and realised how ...

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Hey all, whew, I have been on a whirlwind of a few days. Here's to catch you up briefly... I left London on the 29th May after seeing Nick off at Paddington. From there I went to King's Cross Station. I had to come up with a place to travel b/c they do not just let you on the train like a trolley. "York" was my reply to the gentleman behind the counter, and off I was. York was pretty fantastic ...

... was quite a sad day for me. Im actually gunna miss my job and my friends and colleagues. But, im sure what lies ahead of me will get me through it. So, I ended my shift then straight out for a day of boozing at the coast. The usual thing to do on a bank holiday mon (No skinny dipping this year though, ha ha). Now, a month off work to recover and get ready for my adventure. No doubt, it will be left to the last minute. LETS SEE...

... in the Republic heading towards Dublin. In the early evening we stopped at Monasterboice, another ancient monastic site manned by an ancient but very friendly senior citizen volunteer packing up for the night, and then found a B&amp;B nearby in Drogheda. Once unpacked we walked down to a big, modern tavern just down the road to try and get some dinner. The vast carpark was packed with vehicles but, unusually, the cars were all full of people. A series of numbers were ...