Limerick Strand Hotel
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Gorgeous Galway
A day of touring the Irish countryside was on the agenda. We awoke to glorious sunshine and pleasant temperatures and headed off to the coast and the impressive Cliffs of Moher. This part of the West coast bears the full force of the Atlantic storms and has been shaped over the millennia to it's present rugged form. The cliffs show the many …
Lovely Limerick
The day began with an early departure from Dublin and a very pleasant drive on the motorway to Kildare to visit the world famous Irish National Stud. This is the breeding ground for the Irish thoroughbred racehorse industry. Here we saw the first European winner of the Melbourne Cup, Vintage Crop. He will live out the rest of his days here in …
Castle day
Well yesterday was a very interesting day, we visited Blarney Castle in the morning and it was magnificent. A very old brooding structure that rises from a rocky outcrop and looks majestic. The weather was like a brisk autumn day and the grounds and the Martin River ( G was impressed) were beautiful. G has had kissing the stone on his list for about 37 years and now he has done it, Stephanie went to the top with him and took video ...
And I'm Home
... final moment, when I hugged my housemates goodbye, is when I cried. I held it in this whole weekend, but this was it, this was the time, and it all flowed out. The cab driver was very nice to me, encouraging me and keeping my mind occupied with idle chatter, until he dropped me off at the airport and I was on my own. Alone, between two worlds.
I endured an uneventful several hours cooped up in a space too small for a normal human being (but at least I sat between ...
Everything is 'Grand'
Ireland has many similarities to Canada. The Irish 'lads' I have met so far say that our personalities are very similar, with the exception of our punctuality. Ireland is known to have stores open 08:00 - 16:00 ISH. The 'ish' means that they could close before, and they could stay open late - something that never happens in Canada.
The part of Ireland I am in right now is extremely Catholic. The schools are divided by gender. The girls are all required to wear skits ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility