Trinity Capital Hotel Dublin

... what Temple Bar was. I threw the Lonely Planet Guide book at him to catch up. We ate at a little cafe - clearly a capital city as there are tourists/foreigners everywhere. You basically never see Asians in Cork so when we do see one its a complete ...

... it was good that it hadn't become too Americanized. We took a walk outside down the walking street up to the edge of Trinity College to complete our shopping. Had it not been raining we would have definitely taken a stroll through the famed grounds. ...

... of the faces of dead people had such appeal? Interesting, but creepy. We had lunch in a little Irish pub and walked past Trinity College, though we did not go in as the day was getting long. Other highlights of Dublin were the Castle (though not much of ...

... so I sorta have the pick of the litter! I also got offered jobs at 2 hotels - The Gresham (on O'Connell St) and Trinity Capital Hotel which is down by Trinity College on Pearse St. Wages are not bad here and hotels are good because your pay goes up after ...

... woven in the design of its ceiling. That was really a good example of lateral Irish thinking. We met an American studying at Trinity College in Dublin and he invited us to a cheap meal at the college canteen. Trinity also had a lot of history being one of ...