Commodore Cobh
Westbourne Place Cobh, County Cork, Ireland
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A Pint of Murphy's If You Please!
For those that don't know, Jacqui lived here for about a year back during high school...which was the entire basis for coming to Cobh for us so she could visit old friends. Cobh is a little famous in its own right just because it was the last place that the Titanic and the Lusitania ever saw before sinking. But it's a pretty nice little town all in …
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13th CRUISE STOP: COBH, IRELAND
... He said “gettyup” and “go, begone now” and the donkey just stood there. Then he remembered the key go word and said “Thank You God”. The donkey suddenly started running and running. He ran up and over the hill, and then over the next hill and kept running across the top of the flatland. Thaddeus hung on for his life and became horrified when he saw the lip of the precipice lay directly ahead. It was ...
Day 60
Throughout the night we followed the coast of Ireland toward Cobh.
We arrived in Cobh at 7am to a sunny day.
We enjoyed breakfast with a couple from California who were amazed that we were doing 104 nights.
Time to hit the town so away we went.
It was Sunday so that meant a late irish start.
Shops did not open until 10am.
The town had declared it Australia Day so the town was decorated with flags etc.
We waited for the ...
Lusitania and Titanic? I would change the name too
... Irish harbor town like a stone protector, made it something I just needed to SEE for myself.
Upon arriving, I expected a quiet little town. As luck would have it, we arrived just as First Communion was going on at the Cathedral. Parking was nearly impossible. Once in, we nearly could not even get back out of the Cathedral parking lot. Instead, we went up a couple streets and parked right on the road.
There were many people congregating around the ...
Oasis Live At Pairc Ui Chaoimh
... minutes we had found Jury's Hotel, where right enough Leonard was waiting for us in the car and we got in tired and enjoyed the long trip home, where I don't remember much about that journey home. It didn't really matter. I had just seen Oasis live, at their peak. We got back to Bangor early morning and after two hours sleep I had to get up and down to school to collect my GCSE results. I ...



