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TRAD ON THE PROM
... Portlaoise where I attended a meeting of mental health social workers. That was an interesting experience. They kind of took over the discussion after I began my introduction and started talking about issues they are facing. The meeting was almost at an end and I think they just wanted to get going. Over lunch, we had a more interactive conversation where they wanted to know some things about living in Canada. One woman ...
My New City, My New School, My New Home
... it's not. There is no comprehensive list of all the classes and class times. You must go to each department's website individually and find where they post the times.
The weekend has been pretty low key for me. I've just been exploring the town. There's no target here so I had to look through all the shops and figure out which ones had the stuff I needed. I've also gone out to some of the pubs. They ...
A Tale Of Two Halves
Upon arriving in Galway we soon found that there was an international quilting festival taking place in the city. Sue was ecstatic, me not so much. When we arrived at the festival I soon realized that we were both out of place, pretty much everyone in attendance was over 75. After about a half hour of meticulous admiration of various quilts we headed back into the ...
Day 3
... of it but basically Peta never saw the girl again. Plus she had lost the stupid little number pass to say you had left your coat in the cloak room and they wouldn't let her have it. So Rose and I being good friends at 2am in the morning while Peta was sobbing to her ma, walked back to the club in our pj's and tried to get the coat back. By the time we found a manager all he told us to do was to get our tour guide to call in the morning ...
Welcome to Galway!!
... our way back to the hostel. We have a toy meerkat each that we were gifted on our recent tour of Scotland and have much fun taking amusing pictures of them in various positions at the multiple pubs we stop at. We end at a pub called The Merry Fiddler where we end up having a right laugh with the bar staff and the locals. We have a few drinks (a free shot each) and a game of pool before heading to the hostel to check into our room (via dominos for dinner!) We go ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility