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Holy crap I'm in Dublin
... we say no!!!), But since it was just us, the crawl got cut. probably due to the heavy rains that had plagued the area, that or my overflowing charm :-p. regardless... us and the tour guide... I forgot his name, but he rules. we had a few pints.we debated politics, beer etc. making comparisons of our home countries to each other. An excellent assortment of nationalities was present(Canada, Australia, USA and Ireland), giving a vast ...
Dublin: A Homecoming and a New Found Heritage
... to Holyhead Port, with it's lush green landscape, lifted our spirits. The train moved incredibly faster than we had expected and was a mode of transportation that we anticipate enjoying because it provides us an opportunity to get a fast-forwarded view of landscapes outside of the cities and skylines. We then took a 4 hour ferry to Dublin and once ashore we instantly jived with Dublin’s atmosphere.
Upon arriving to our hostel we were ...
I had to admit defeat!
... think you’d hear me say that? The champion of all ‘must do this, must do that’ people? Andy had beaten us back to the room having watched a fair bit of football, and we were all happy to have a quiet time.
We liked The Church on our tour so thought we’d have dinner there and it was a great decision. We sat upstairs, not by the balcony because they had mostly two-person tables there but it didn’t ...
My First Touristy Day in Dublin
... like a really, really big taxidermy shop. We later heard that it was nicknamed the "dead zoo" which was appropriate because that's exactly what it looked like. We asked for directions to the Art Gallery and walked over to that building.
After we had seen enough art for one day we returned to the bus stop. As we looked at the schedule to see what time the next bus would come, we realized we hadn't budgeted our time very well. We ...
The Black Pool
... directions. Jim started his day at the Hugh Lane Dublin City Gallery which is devoted primarily to the artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Hugh Lane collection has an interesting joint ownership and the National Gallery of London. The major point of ownership interest is that Hugh Lane was killed in 1915 when the Lusitania was sunk and he had not signed off on changes in his will which ...
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