Jurys Galway Inn

... 30th.<br><br>Next I'll spend 3 weeks in New Zealand, mostly on the South Island, and fly from Auckland to LA on May 22nd. <br><br>After a final 3 weeks in America I will fly from New York to London on June 17th.<br><br>I have bought and scrounged everything I need to take, and I have typed up more notes than I can handle. I'm very excited to finally be so close to going, after years of planning and hoping!! <br><br>My next post will be from India!!!<br>

Day 3 led us up north a bit along the Atlantic Ocean to the Cliffs of Moher and Galway. <br><br>If you haven't heard anything about the Cliffs, I would highly recommend researching and visiting as soon as possible. The weather is a bit temperamental but it is honestly one of the world's most beautiful places. The cliffs are 100s of feet above sea level. They overlook the Atlantic and the water can be seen splashing up against the ...

... didnt want to board with 6 other people tonight, and that we just wanted to relax and be by ourselves haha surprising? no. We wanted to do nothing altogether by ourselves!!!! Sooooo we decided to check out a bed and breakfast. What a great thought. we are going to be bed and breakfast coniseurs once this is all said and done...haha who ever thought of B and B's is a smash hit because we are staying in places for 20 euros, with ...

... cute little Irish pub in the Temple Bar area, where we had a drink and talked to a couple of the locals. And attempted to follow what was going on in the soccer match. It was fun, but very low key which is what we wanted. We got to bed by midnight....the others came crashing into the hostel at 4am.<br><br>The next morning, the three of us got up at 9 and got checked out of the hostel and ready to go. We ended up having to get the rest ...

... found the cave after following his dog who chased a rabbit into a narrow opening. After he found it he kept it a secret for forty years until he was about to die in the mid 1970's and finally let the world know of his secret. When cave explorers went into to cave they found the remains of many bears, which have since gone extinct in Ireland. The cave was a pretty cool adventure, but I was dissapointed because it wasnt as grandiose as something ...

... either side, with maybe 10-15 seats on each side, per row. So, you couldn&#8217;t ever have a bad seat. That night was the opening night for the performance. There were two people behind me taking notes the entire time. (I think that they were critics. I meant to take a look at the next morning&#8217;s paper, but that never happened.) There were only three characters for the entire performance ...

... pub(or anywhere else for that matter)! One of the rewarding parts of teaching is being able to stay in touch with students as they move forward in their lives. While consuming "beverages" an interesting "passing of a torch" was discussed. You will be able to see the outcome of this negotiation in September. Aren&#8217;t surprises great? <br><br>We had a great day visiting Turoe Pet Farm and Leisure Park where the ...

... its September oyster festival, which we will skip. Some of the stone walls lead right up mountainsides, built during the Famine and relief work (i.e. make-work work--there's no purpose for walling off mountainsides--though other, luckier people got to build roads instead). Our driver says, without emotion, that each stone in those walls can be counted as a person that died in the Famine. Underscoring the hardships of an Ireland past are the turf-cutting operations that ...