Travelodge Derry
22-24 Strand Road Derry, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, BT48 7AB, United Kingdom
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Derry, Derry nice.
... he has a steady stream of fresh blood in the hostel every night for his entertainment. We cannot complain, however, as it is a wonderfully warm and relaxing place to lay down on a sofa with a nice bottle of Australian Shiraz after a day at the mercy of Ireland's north coast weather. A large cargo ship broke up in the Irish Sea not far from here over the weekend sending Russian sailors helpless into the ocean. Visiting the Carrick-a-rede ...
Derry to Belfast
... peace process to work; however there is no doubt that there still exists a small splinter group who will never let it die. It was very sad time for the city and its occupants from what started out as a peaceful protest one day and escalated to the massive conflict that went on for many years. There are still remnants of the conflict even today with a small protestant area outside the walls which has its kerbing painted in the red, white and ...
Malin Head
... tower still intact) as well as being an area of some very significant WWII history. As we walked past the white painted rocks signifying the Republic being a neutral, no bomb zone (as opposed to its nearby neighbour, Northern Ireland), we tried to imagine what the view would've been like from air so many years ago.
Heading south. Over and out,
Leann and ...
Ireland finally
... br> Drove through a few beachside towns on the way to Londonderry, they were very busy, and looked like Victor Harbor in the middle of summer.
Very nice food at the Londonderry hotel, chicken with mashed potatoes, vegetables and alfalfa, then chocolate brownie, would go close to getting a spot on my best/worst list at the end of the tour.
Tomorrow is a tour around Londonderry before going south into Southern ...
Forty Tousand Steps
... helping me, she said she kept thinking of the plate and seven screws in my arm. As we were leaving a group og schoolchildren arrived and enthusiastically ran down to the rocks and we heard one girl call out There's Forty Tousand Steps in her Irish Lilt, we smiled as we enjoyed listening to them. We passed Dunlice castle perched High on a cliff and where the front part of the castle crashed down the cliff into the raging sea we got photos from the road but not enough time to visit ...



