Lawlors Hotel Naas
Poplar Square Naas, County Kildare, Ireland
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Day 4
Saturday now this was a day to forget for me started off so good with two door cinema club and plan putting on insane sets but it all went down hill from there as I again managed to lose the lads for the second time and resulted in me missing Steve Aoki ...
Oxegen
Oxegen, also known as the mud festival (a nickname affectionately assigned for obvious reasons) is one of Europe's biggest outdoor festivals and is held annually just outside of Naas, County Kildare Being forewarned, we came prepared with the appropriate festival attire: something flashy, a pair of wellies and a rain poncho. Shiny on Saturday morning, our new wellies were no longer squeaky clean come Sunday. We were ...
Back in Dublin for the last time
... aside and went back to his pose. Later, we noticed him holding up cue cards with the steps to drawing a proper pint of Guinness. (There were a few special high tables with beer spigots built into them in the center, so you could draw your own whenever you were ready. It looked like there was a counter built in to keep track of how much you drew, but none of them were close enough to make out all the details.
Anyway, once the dancers finished, the trio came back on. By then ...
Wearing o' the grin
... who appeared to just want to be left to themselves. Nobody, however, compared to the Scottish women at the table next to us.
The "ladies" were a group of 6 women, most probably in their 40s-50s, and their daughters all in their 20s, who came over for a sort of bachelorette party for one of the younger girls. At every turn when there was dancing or singing to be had, the Scottish lasses were there. And oh, were they the life of the party!! The best was when ...
Ireland!
I haven't written in here in a while, so this is going to be a long one...
Last Tuesday we had another field trip for our British Studies class to the Southwell Workhouse and of the Harlaxton Manor where we live. Touring the manor was cool and interesting to learn more about where I am living. The Southwell workhouse was boring, it was very basic and all the rooms were pretty much the same.
Wednesday night there was a talent show. It was so ...



