Majestic Hotel Waterford
Tramore Waterford, County Waterford, Ireland
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I do like to be beside the seaside.
Monday 11th July The day began with a look around Bristol. One feature is the really large rise and fall of the tide. Past the Clifton Suspension bridge and into Wales over a 5 km long bridge. Viewed the Millenium Stadium and visited Cardiff castle. On to the Isle of Inishmore ferry to Rosslare for the 4 hour. Stayed at the seaside resort of …
Kissing the Blarney Stone - NOT!
Today we stopped at Blarney where we had the opportunity to climb the castle staircase and kiss the Stone of Eloquence - otherwise known as the Blarney Stone. Steve and I walked around the outside of the castle as I did not fancy kissing something that thousands of people had already slobbered over. Yes, I'm a real killjoy, but there it is! There …
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Waterford, Tramore
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.
Bueno, ya en el bus, puedo contar varias anécdotas. Laprimera, es que casi me quedo sin asiento esperando a que ...
Preparations and Procrastinations
... the Euro - hope they come in big denominations or I'll need a wheelbarrow with me). I've arranged the hostel I'm staying with for the first few nights to collect me at the airport. After that I'll just see how things go in terms of itinerary; it's all so dependent on weather, politics and time.
During the flight, just before landing in Tehran, I'll have to put on my new uniform for my holiday - long ...
Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3
... so we were scrambling to make it to Hook Head. The Hook as its known is one of the world’s oldest continuously operational lighthouses. Monks started lighting fires here in the 12th century which helped a few ships stay off the rocks and a few Viking marauders find some nice fresh monk. The lighthouse itself was built as part of a “development scheme” in the 13th century by the Earl of Pembroke. He managed to convince the monks ...



