St. Clerans Manor House
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Day 30
... you havn't heard of them google it and have a look at some of the photos! The cliffs are nearly 6700 feet high straight down into the Atlantic. They have burrowed out a visitor centre, restaurant, theatre and shops under a hill so it dosn't spoil the raw beauty of the area. From a few hundred yards away all you can see is a couple of windows. You can walk right along the cliff edge behind a rock wall. There is an extremely strong wind blowing off the sea. We went for a walk up to ...
Ireland - The land of Leprechauns
... know me can imagine how I reacted to this rude girl. It didn't end well. Lisa sat across from me, pretending not to know me. - Getting lost trying to find buses not once, but twice. We wandered around like lost puppies for ages with our big heavy bags. - Having a drunken Irish guy abuse me because he thought that I was British - that's how convincing my English accent is! - We got stuck with a 39 year old Italian guy as our roommate who kept making us listen to ...
Dublin y alrededores
... Era un tour de jubilados, me queria morir. Empezamos a meternos por las Wiclow Mountains, y llegamos al primer destino, por suerte se me paso el tormento cuando vi tanta belleza, Glendalough, estuvimos una hora recorriendo los dos lagos (Upper and Lower Lake), y el Monasterio, unas ruinas del Siglo VI, con su propio cementerio. Y una caminata por la zona. El guia hablaba pavadas y excarvaba hongos con la punta del paraguas, por lo que en vez de tirarme del campanario, ...
Wilson!!!
... because it is so recent. It's also even more interesting because the stories told are from people who experienced the history, much different then the history we have learned on this trip. So far the locals have wanted to talk about their past and Ireland's history. As they tell us their stories you can feel how they are affected by their past. You can't help but start to feel the pain and agony as well. They tell us their stories with eyes swelling up with tears because ...
Brittney + Sammy = loads of criac in Galway!
... food. But I guess that's not everything. We did a lot of sight seeing as well. Climbed to the top of a church, gazed at the work of some famous artists like my friend Michelangelo.
After surviving a very bumpty plane ride with rude Italians punching my plane seat for 2.5 hours, I appreciated Ireland even more as I walked off the plane and could see ...
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