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Limerick City Jun 17, 2012
Carla.m.higgins stayed here on Jun 17, 2012 during their trip titled: Carla.m.higgins's Great Adventure.
Castle day
... Castle was the Caufield Cup winner in 1968. From here we drove to Galway Bay and this lovely B&B, it is now 5.30am (my body clock is out of sync), yesterday evening we went into Kinvarra a little fishing village nearby and had an evening meal at one of the local pubs. Yes we are enjoying ourselves and luckily the girls LIKE castles and medieval history. Some of the photos are a little blurry , I am using my IPhone so sorry in advance ...
And I'm Home
... friend of his saw him, exclaiming, “Oh my God!” and chased him out the door. I hung around just long enough to see that the friend was now in control before I descended the steps again for my original mission.
Back to my friends, we sat and conversed for a while longer until the pub closed at about 3:30am. Since I needed to catch a cab at 5:00, it was pointless to go to sleep so I stayed awake. We listened to music and waited. At last, the cab rolled up, ...
Take it Easy.
... but I suppose after a while it could get pretty old.
Another thing I'm not used to! - People will roll cigarettes while they're sitting in bars, or living rooms - interesting.
Anyway, we just stopped by at a house party, which is basically the same as any house party. A lot of people stuffed into a really small place. Met some pretty nice people, pretty pumped for the rest of the year.
Hope everything is grand,
Meggan
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Irish 4th of July Celebration on the 8th of July
... Nicer places might expect a tip, but not very much, I was told. It saves me money, so cheers to that.
I then went and got some food at the Spar, which is like a small-scale grocery store. After this, I returned home and decided on what I'd do. My fellow students and I heard about some "Fourth of July" festival that was going on in downtown Limerick a couple miles away. Obviously, the Irish love any opportunity to say "**** the British." A few of ...