Finnstown Country House Hotel
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Wonderful shoes
... broad and narrow
Crying cockles and mussels alive, alive O
Alive, alive O, alive, alive O
Crying cockles and mussels alive, alive O
She was a fishmonger and sure 'twas no wonder
For so were her father and mother before
And they wheeled their barrows through streets broad and narrow
Crying cockles and mussels alive alive O
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Ireland was just grand!
... that Sue had graciously opened her house to. We were welcomed with cold cider and lasagna hot from the oven. We also met one of our Irish brothers, Nathan. We exchanged stories of our travels and at that time we were introduced to Ian, sues husband. Ian is a Viking re-enactor and that night his full beard was equipped with braid extensions from a photoshoot he had done earlier. Can't imagine a more perfect place for us to have ...
Shamrocks, Potatoes, Guiness, and other cliches
... scored the second goal on Ireland, I didn't watch anymore but listened to the two banter and insist on digging into my relationships and beliefs, what I'd let them at least. As with every person I've met, they asked for my name as I got up at the end of the game (4 - 0 Spain) and I didn't even consider telling them my real name, so they know me as 'Cassy'. Scott offered to add me on Facebook. I declined, citing I don't add people I've known for barely two hours. Besides, even if ...
The Rocky Road to Dublin
... of the first things I noticed was the lack of moulded gutters on the roads. Seriously, the road ends and then the pavement is put on top, in some places the water has washed out underneath the footpath. Only reason I noticed was that, despite coming into the northern summer, its currently 8 degrees and spitting, and the water is running down the roads. The next thing I noticed, which took me aback, though it shouldn't have, was the amount of empty shops. Living ...
"Chilly Dublin"
... Dublin.Lovely and quiet,a nice slow pace.
Last night we went to see some Irish dancing in the Temple Bar area which was fantastic,also some irish singing which went down well after a few Irish cocktails.
Waiting at the airport this morning for our flight back to London and then on to Guernsey to see my sister LIz and her fiancee Seb.
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services