Commodore Hotel Cork
Cobh, County Cork Cork, County Cork, Ireland
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Cork Craic
... Anyway you look at it, this strong sense of identity really makes the Irish an exciting bunch of people to be around. You get the feeling that they are not going to sit around waiting for someone to tell them what to do. The place is filled with ambitious, confident people, making me certain that the Irish economy will once again return to be the 'Celtic Tiger' it was before the GFC. And even if it doesn't, the Irish will ensure they enjoy the Craic along the way. ...
Giornata tra amici a Cork e dintorni
... raggiunto la cittadina costiera di Cobh, che sfoggia una maestosa cattedrale e file di casette in tinte pastello. Abbiamo passato proprio una bella giornata insieme, conclusa con una cenetta italo-irlandese a casa di Viviana e Michele che di domenica sono liberi dagli impegni della caffetteria. Oltre al piacere di rivedere gli amici dopo un anno e mezzo, c'e' stata la piacevole sorpresa di sentire il dialetto marchigiano e parlare con persone che conoscono bene i luoghi in cui vivo. ...
PBC Rugby Tour
Monday 6th June.
Hi all.
Sorry about the delay in getting started. Wireless speeds are very slow. Anyway let me fill you in so far.
Trip began with an easy coach trip to Dublin airport and our Iberia flight to Madrid.Everything going to plan. Maybe too easy.Everyone in great spirits waiting for flight to Buenos Aires.
But of course there is always one (sorry Mattie) or two ( sorry ...
6 days until and adventure of a lifetime! :)
... in Greece called Santorini. We're spending five days here because we hear it has beautiful beaches and there is a lot to do. After we are taking another ferry to another island called Rhodes where we spent one night then I fly out from here to Rome, Italy to meet a group of other girls. I'm spending two days here then I'm taking a train to the Amafi Coast to meet Maddie and we staying in a town called Salerno for another four days. I am ...
Kickin' it in Cork
... back home. I'm having a little trouble adjusting from interactive classes with American teachers to full lectures and Irish teachers that I can't completely understand. But it is nice that each "module" (class) is only two hours a week instead of three like we had back home. I'm really excited for my art history class because we are actually taking a field trip to Florence, Italy in February!
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This hotel was formerly known as: Commodore


