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Finding the sign to tranquility after our big walk! Standing outside of the Lodge, or is that Bag End? One of the amazing views that Marilyn, the owner, directed us to... Marilyin's amazing porridge--unreal

Wicklow Way Lodge

Wicklow, County Wicklow, Ireland

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It's Always When I Think I Know Where I Am Going

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... can take unexpected changes without stressing out. But I have to admit I was starting to get a little frazzled at this point. I stopped someone and asked her when the train would be leaving. She pointed to another platform and said that train would be leaving sooner so I got on that one. As it pulled away from the station I took a deep breath and looked at the map again looking at the names of the stops I wanted to go to and telling myself I had a plan so it ...

My First Day

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... through customs. As we started our decent into Dublin in my head I heard this voice screaming "Aaaaaaah, I’m almost in IRELAND!!!" I was like, “Whoa where did that come from? Is there some teenage girl up in my head?” Then when we flew down below the clouds and could actually see the land I heard, “OMG OMG OMG!!!!!! AHHHHH!!!” To which my response was, “Holy ****, there she is again!”

We landed and I ...

Hello Dublin, goodbye British Isles!

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... Our time is limited with only one full day to "do" Dublin, the capital and largest city in Ireland. So we do our usual, split up, regroup, split up, and have at it. Let's see now, where does one start in this large (with a population of 1.5 million and 1/3 of the country's population), Georgian architectural-styled city with reminders of its stirring history and rich culture on every corner? At the beginning, its ...

Dublin - Day 2

A travel blog entry by littleengine

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... nicely laid out with reflecting pools, etc...

Dinner was a quick and dirty affair, we had a very short window of time before we had to go do the Hidden Dublin Walks' Ghost Walk. I've done walks like this in other cities and I had high expectations which, honestly, weren't really met. The guide, Robert, was very good... very personable, enthusiastic, etc... But if you're looking for a scary - or even just mildly suspenseful - walk, this wasn't it.

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Craic Time in Ireland!

A travel blog entry by jhinterl

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... a bar watching the game. We wished we could have gotten tickets to the game, but after talking to an Irish couple at dinner we discovered the tickets started at 80 euro…a little out of our student price range…

We also walked through Trinity College, one of the oldest universities in Ireland. The campus was beautiful with all the old stone buildings. We walked through Stevens Green, a park in central Dublin, and went and saw St. Patricks Cathedral. We saw City ...

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