Sean Ogs Hotel Gorey
Kilmuckridge Gorey, County Wexford, Ireland
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Bump goes the ferry in the Irish Sea
... give the planned ferry journey to Spain a miss after Christmas. That journey is 24 hours long!
So after the longest 4 hours of our lives we finally reached (pardon the pun) dry land and drove the short distance to the outskirts of Wexford town and our hotel for the night. Some room service and a good night sleep was in order!
We woke up in the morning after a broken nights sleep cause little Hudson still isn't feeling ...
Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3
Friday, 7 October
Faythe offers the usual fried breakfast fare and a few other things so Jenny ordered some salmon the night before and it appeared with some amazing Brown bread on the side. I had already broken the no meat vow (like that was ever going to happen) by dinner the night before so I went with the usual morning breakfast bomb which was good. Be aware that a fried egg to the Irish leaves very little recognition of what a moist yoke might be so you may ...
The road to Wexford - Ireland, Day 2
... seemed at first, a combination of refreshing and off putting. I was concerned that a stay might be somewhat impersonal but upon arrival, found Damian quite pleasant and full of information. He has a full list of restaurants that he suggests in various price ranges and remembered my interest in traditional music. Although the summer had passed, he still had the Wexford trad trail brochure that proved pretty useful as we went looking for tunes. Even though the building is older, the ...
The Old School House
... instead of moving the round tower site they decided to just start building there. So the base of this tower was not far enough in the ground and that is why it leans just a tad. Steven and I climbed up the leaning tower and thank goodness we're quite small people because the door is about half my height and stairway is maybe twice the width of me. Also, these Monks staggered the windows of the tower. So when wind comes in there is nowhere for ...
Gorey... Here I Come!
... I don't understand why, but I guess it was because I played the Wii with them, ha ha! Well the group of us were having a great time at the pub and even met some other university students. I was talking with some of them and a few go to UCD. The thing with UCD is that most Irish students, even those living on campus, go home on the weekends (free meals, free laundry and many have jobs at home or help out at home). So there were plenty of students there to ...



