Woodfield House Hotel Limerick

i have a strange feeling that i will not be staying on top of this until i get home...i've been crazy busy with school and trying to maintain somewhat of a social life. well anyway, my mom will be here on Friday! i'm so excited, i just can't wait. my aunt and my cousin are coming too and we're going to have so much fun! well time to get more work done so that i'll be able to have fun while they're here! love you all and i'll be home a month from today!

... everyone here automatically thinks we are American until we tell them...then they pull a complete change in attitude. Apparently they arent very fond of Americans...hence the Canada flags all over our bags. We're about ready to tie Canadian flags around our heads! Following the escapade in the hotel dining room, Nic and I decided it was a grand idea to call Harry and let him know we were in Ireland...and everyone else we know! new rule...no drunk dials!<br>

so i haven't updated in a while and i have about 6 entries that i need to post, but i've been super busy with midterms! i miss everyone and this weekend i will hopefully be posting pictures and entries of everything that i did while i was in the UK. i just wanted to let everyone know that i'm ok and just trying to power through all this school work.

... as to Canada, Argentina and Australia. 3 million left from the early 1800's to 1970. It is also the port from which the Titanic and the Lusitania sailed on theri last vogages. <br><br>We ended up in Kinsale, visited an amazing stone fort there (Charles Fort), had dinner and headed for "home". Our only real adventure was getting though Cork on our way home- we literally went in circles under the guidance of the GPS. And thank God we had it or we'd be there still!<br>

... a statement about the robbery. Sure and begorrah Officer Buckley was a most professional and gorgeous Irishman, with a twinkle in his eye, even as he was all business.<br><br>The manager of the resort and head of security also dropped in and were extrememly gratious- compensating us even further with dinner tonight in their 5 star restaurant, and an innkeepers compensation of ...

... get a few things this weekend so I fit in a little better. I tried one of the Irish ciders last night. It was really good, but it was really sweet. I think it was Bulmer's and I had a sip of another girls cider, but it was one that's made in Sweden (possibly called Koppabarg...). I actually liked the other one better. It's so strange that I can go up to the bar and order a beer, but I think I'll get used to it pretty quickly!

... for our flight home!! We land in Chicago around 1:00 and Sarah's sister Becky, her husband Matt and their son, Aaron will be picking us up!! It is going to be a long few days, but it will be worth it. We are kind of in a state of sad/happy right now. We are sad that we are leaving and that our 6 weeks is over, but yet, really happy to be going home!! We are very torn!! I will talk to you all soon from home!! xx Tanya

... there is poor lighting &amp; the audio is almost 5 minutes long! The Lame Duck -cool little pub located in a tiny ...

... a long time to create, but it was a really good experience for me, as I had never really designed a software system before. (I did implement and partly design a website, www.writtenonthecity.com, while I was working in web development, but there was never really a thorough design process used for that work.) The Irish exam was only about five minutes of being asked questions and ...

... boots, purportedly waterproof, performed much more poorly than Philip's &euro;50 last-year's-model boots. What kills me even more is that, back home, I've got a great pair of Merrell hiking boots! Oh well, it isn't every day you get the chance to climb the tallest mountain in Ireland. Raising And Giving (RAG) Week at UL: So, after spending an entire exhausting day hiking in rain, there was no ...