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Stanville Lodge Wexford

Barntown Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland

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The Irish built the Pyramids

A travel blog entry by hachbach

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I made it to Ireland!! Volcanic ash shifted course, Dublin airport opened and I arrived on Friday afternoon, picked up my car and headed south! Driving on the "wrong" side of the road is actually pretty easy, I picked it up in about 5 minutes and by the time I merged on to the highway to head out of Dublin was perfectly comfortable. My sole …

Maritime day

A travel blog entry by hachbach

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Sunday's original plan was to head north to Enniscorthy to the 1798 Rebellion Center, then drive along the coast to Curracloe Beach, then on into Wexford before heading over to Hood Head lighthouse. I forgot it was Sunday. 1798 Center was closed. Oh well. After that I attempted to follow the scenic drive in my guide book, finally got on track …

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Waterford, Tramore

A travel blog entry by jupa

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... el tipíco "ticket" para poder dejar mi bolso, lo que no eranecesario ya que según bus eireann, cada uno deja sus pertenencias bajo su propia responsabilidad, por lo que un poco preocupada dejé mi pequeña maleta ahí, tan preocupada estaba que me senté apara el lado izquierdo ( y así poder ver mi maleta ( recordar que en Irlanda así como en Australia y en Unglaterra se maneja para el lado derecho) en fin, después de unos 15 minutos de viaje, me ...

Bump goes the ferry in the Irish Sea

A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

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... ferry had been delayed all day because of the sea conditions! That didn't sound too good to us! We hung out in the dparture lounge thingy and had a coffee on Stena Line Ferries for the delay and drove onto the ferry at about 3pm which was about an hour late.

To our surprise, initially the ferry was pretty stable and not rocky at all.....Only when we headed out of the port did it start to get really bad! Oh my god.... I don't think ...

Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3

A travel blog entry by wojazz3

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... a small town on a peninsula that had received its first electricity less than 4 decades earlier. The dining lights never came on and so we decided dining in the car would be much more posh with a view of the beach laid out before us.

The musicians were setting up for their 9:30 session when we arrived at 10pm at Bugler Doyle’s back in Wexford. Time is a variable in Ireland, especially for musicians. You needn’t worry about having your watch set to ...

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