Clarion Hotel Dublin

... – a loud roar was our weapon against unexpecting people and other tourists buses as we wandered through the streets of Dublin. Our driver was interesting and humourous in his delivery of commentary. Patrick lost his second tooth of the trip! After ...

Hi to all....I have arrived safe and sound in Dublin, Ireland....Travels were uneventful but long and made for a weary traveller last night..After being in transit for nearly 24 hours I got myself checked into my hotel, slept for a few hours, went out for ...

... Rebecca a deux hiking extravaganza! The weather was quite nippy I was dismayed to discover while waiting outside for the free Hotel Clarion shuttle to arrive - a far cry from the 40 degrees celsius in Dubai I'd left behind only hours before. Finally I ...

... into Dublin proper are a few large hotels and I was exhausted and just wanted to stop for the night, so we decided on the Clarion. Hmmm, it's just a big hotel and not great value, but it will do. I think if Mark wasn't so tired and I wasn't so sick, it ...

... at the hotel (2kms away)....They just finished playing Streets....Can't believe I just stood on the balcony of my hotel in Dublin and could here U2 playing 'Streets With No Name' reverberating through the city core....vey surreal....and just now ...

... took my time and meandered through the streets for a nice relaxing day Will kick back here at the hotel before winding it up again for 1 last show in Dublin....How was Saturday's show compared to Friday? (If you're bored with hearing about U2 you may ...

... never really lifted but the day stayed warm (ish).   This is our last day so need to wind our way back towards Dublin (due west), stopping at Athlone right in the middle to catch up on some needed washing/drying, this was also a nice town on ...

... and warmest day of my visit, not a drop of rain.  After a great day wandering through the Georgian District of Old Dublin, Merrion Square and St. Stephen's Green it was back to the hotel, a quick change into my Bono outfit (ha ha) and off to ...

... 70 foot tall tower of the castle. Later we visited Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, a village with one of the longest station names. By night we arrived to our hotel in Dublin, Ireland. ...

... airport was close due to a bad snow storm.  After an hour of queuing to find out the options I ended up staying in airport Clarion Hotel and watched Barcelona-Liverpool (which C was at in Barca) drank 2 dodgy pints of Guinness, ate an ok asian-fusion ...

Left Dublin today on the train heading back down to Cork. Ian and I are staying in the Clarion hotel tonight and catching an early morning flight to Houston via Heathrow. We went down to the hotel bar and had a last pint of Guiness before turning in for ...

... min journey but took a generous half an hour, good job the streets were empty. We were staying in a funky little boutique hotel called 'Clarion Soho' on Flinders St which was compact and bijoux as an old TV ad used to describe something at home, possibly ...

... disembark in New York City you are transferred to the Hotel at LaGuardia Airport.  13 hour flight home, re-fueling in Dublin, Ireland.  Arrive JFK airport around 4:30.   Gram is going to Hotel where I'll crash.  No festive ...

... school expands on the knowledge we had gained in Memphis. We then headed 1 hour South to Hot Springs. We stayed in a lovely Clarion Resort on the lake and that evening wandered round the historic centre of Hot Springs - a town famous for its warm mineral ...