Kirwan House Wexford

3 Mary Street, Town Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland

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“Great”

yackandandah 4 contributions
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Aug 26, 2011

Fantastic

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelKirwan House Wexford

Last night in Ireland

A travel blog entry by yackandandah

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Friday 26th August

Another great day in Ireland. It has been a wonderful experience for us all. It is very different to Australia, yet also very similar. At times I feel we could be driving through parts of Victoria on a wet winter’s day. Very similar scenery. Today we went to Blarney Castle and we got to kiss the Blarney …

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Después de una semana entre Limerick y Patrickswell, decidí emprender viaje a Waterford al sureste de Irlanda, me lo recomendaron, diciendo " Allá está siempre soleado, de hecho se le conoce como El soleado sureste", Bueno puedo decir.. QUE ESTO NO ES CIERTO, pero sí no es tan lluvioso en comparación al resto de Irlanda.

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Bump goes the ferry in the Irish Sea

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... give the planned ferry journey to Spain a miss after Christmas. That journey is 24 hours long!

So after the longest 4 hours of our lives we finally reached (pardon the pun) dry land and drove the short distance to the outskirts of Wexford town and our hotel for the night. Some room service and a good night sleep was in order!

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Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3

A travel blog entry by wojazz3

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... Creams and dark chocolate. The Irish breakfast that would have fed a family of 10 for a week in 1847 didn’t last the day with us. None-the-less, growling stomachs didn’t prevent us from stopping at another quaint graveyard, this one with a castle and a church at Templetown. The sun was low in the sky making for a beautiful light so we slogged around in the damp grass and took a few pictures. Soon I decided to storm the castle, bludgeoning to death all ...

The road to Wexford - Ireland, Day 2

A travel blog entry by wojazz3

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... rocking ship, sleeping in a 6’x6’ area in their own feces, with their entire family of 6-10 and being surrounded by cholera, dysentery, scurvy, diarrhea, tuberculosis, and death. Normally, they got a nibble of bread each day with water and spent 23.5 hours in the darkness of Steerage. They were allowed 30 minutes on deck on a clear day which was also the one opportunity to avail themselves of the "facilities", a bucket placed obviously in the middle of the deck. On ...