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  • Another day in DublinI knew the fine weather from yesterday wouldn’t last, and as expected, today was blustery and showery. The umbrella was up and down, and occasionally inside-out all day. Intrepid as I am, I didn’t let that stop me and what Posted by Jean in NI in Jean's exchange to Northern Ireland 2011 | Nov 5, 2011
  • Dublin - I've walked the centreA long entry today as I want to get all my new knowledge down before I forget it. Last night was Hallowe’en which seems to be really huge over here as it is, after all, the birth place of Hallowe’en. Posted by Jean in NI in Jean's exchange to Northern Ireland 2011 | Nov 5, 2011
  • Off to Dublin todayToday is the day I go to Dublin. Little did I realise that it is a Bank holiday in the republic. Hmm. Anyway, I am ahead of myself. Taxi to Coleraine station for the 10am train to Belfast. The train was Posted by Jean in NI in Jean's exchange to Northern Ireland 2011 | Nov 5, 2011
  • All Moved InFriday I moved in at my new place at Amiens Square. I feared that I would have to stay at that dreaded hotel for anther weekend but the management moved quick for me and I was moved in a jiff. Posted by MikeAlwine in The World on a String: | Oct 30, 2011
  • Getting To Know the NeighborsToday was very productive. I finally nailed down this apartment, got it for the price I wanted and I'll be moving in on Friday. This saves me from staying at this dreaded Club "Boom Boom" hotel as I'll now call Posted by MikeAlwine in The World on a String: | Oct 26, 2011
  • After The RainsWow, what a blur this week has been already. I've finally secured an apartment! That's the good news. The bad news is that it will not be ready till next week so I must fork out more cash at this Posted by MikeAlwine in The World on a String: | Oct 26, 2011
  • When Irish Eyes Are Smiling :) Ireland is beautiful and I cannot wait until I can go back again. I absolutely loved it even with all the crazy weather they get on a daily basis! Friday we nearly missed our Posted by krusnak in Fall 2011 Abroad | Oct 24, 2011
  • My Whole Life Crammed into Three BagsWord is that last night was hell for poor Rimona. Unfortunately the hotel I booked wasn't really a hotel but rather a thumping Disco that happens to also rent out rooms. The club at Russell Court as I'll now call Posted by MikeAlwine in The World on a String: | Oct 23, 2011
  • DUBLIN709 Pubs, to be precise!! What a fun quest *that* would be... visiting all 709 of them! But my visit to Dublin was to meet up with a couple of old friends who were in town, and my Posted by obanlass in Young at Heart | Oct 15, 2011
  • A day in DublinToday didn't start off the best. The first place I was going to go to was a place that offered an interesting meal called Gruel. It was the first thing I wanted to try so I left to have it Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Oct 11, 2011
  • Plane TripI've landed in Dublin, Ireland. I'm currently writing this the next morning after the flights. After getting a good night's sleep but while this is still fresh on my mind. Overall the flights went well. The first flight, which went out Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Oct 11, 2011
  • The Cliffs and beyondSo out of all the "rings of…" drives(there's like 3), Dingle was by far our favorite. Might have had something to do with the fact that Chris discovered a microbrewery and got to have a personal tour by the Brewmaster. Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Oct 8, 2011
  • Moving to Perth.Hello People i am a 26 year old Dub moving to perth in a few weeks. my friend and i have jobs lined up but his father has become ill so he will be following me out a couple of Posted by Tonym26 in Heading to Perth. | Oct 6, 2011
  • The Grand Canal Way on the 68mHi Everyone We are in the throe's of planning this insightful journey of three artists onboard the 68m from Edenderry to Shannon Harbour. The trip will start on Monday October 17th October. Martina and Garret (producer and director) P.S Very soo Posted by Grand Canal 68m in The Grand Canal Way on the 68m | Oct 6, 2011
  • West Ireland TownsOnward from Kilkenny, we drove to the south to a lil' town called Kenmare. It's a port town right smack dab on the ring of Kerry, one of the more famous drives in Ireland. We read up on it and Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Oct 2, 2011
  • Cliffs of MoherToday we drove from Dingle to the Cliffs of Moher which were spectacular. Having got done earlier than expected, we decided not to spend a night in Doolin, but instead push on to Galway. When we got to Galway it Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Oct 1, 2011
  • Dingle PeninsulaAfter breakfast we started out driving the 30 mile loop trip around the Dingle Peninsula. The roads were the narrowest of all we encountered in Ireland, often having to pull over to let the oncoming cars go past on one Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Oct 1, 2011
  • Ring of KerryWe had the best breakfast of our trip in Kenmare...banana pancakes! Yummy! We checked out of the B&B and started the scenic loop drive around the Ring of Kerry. Our first stop along the way was the prehistoric Staigue Ring Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Oct 1, 2011
  • Ring of Kerry/Waterfall hikeChris' first entry. For a couple days I've seen Naomi type away in the evening on this blog, so now it's my turn for a go. We've been in a town called Kenmare for the past couple of days. We Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Sep 28, 2011
  • Kilkenny and it's CastleKilkenny was our first stop: a little medieval town nestled among rolling emerald hills that's been around since the 5th century and is part of the sunny southeast of Ireland. The weather has been perfectly inviting too. There's a crisp, Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Sep 26, 2011
  • Weekend in Kilkenny and onto KenmareSo we'll spare you the tedious details of the drive out of Dublin to our 1st stop, Kilkenny. As you can imagine, tots of amazing hillsides, dotted with sheep and sleepy villages peppered here and there. Cute road signs and Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Sep 26, 2011
  • Meet Little Johnny; Henceforth Juancito Did you hear that we brought a child with us? A very wee little child. Well, actually it's a figurine, doll, that is about 4 inches high and proudly sports lederhosen. Lindsey, a friend in Panama let us barrow Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Sep 26, 2011
  • First few days of DublinSo needless to say after 48 hours of travel, we were pretty numb from the whole experience. Where are we? What time is it? And for goodness sake, where is a bed to lie horizontal?! We grabbed a bus from Posted by Greerd2Go in Traipsing & Traveling | Sep 26, 2011
  • Blarney CastleWe made our way to the obligatory Blarney Castle stop outside Cork. The castle is pretty cool looking, but it is rather a tourist trap just the same. But you have to do it. We climbed our way Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 25, 2011
  • WaterfordThe Waterford Crystal Factory was definitely worth the stop. Watching them blow the crystal was amazing, and we were able to get as close as we wanted to the craftsmen cutting the crystal. The factory primarily makes the specialty Posted by lcostet in Passport 2 Travel | Sep 25, 2011
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