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DOOOBLIN!!!

Woot we hit Dublin yesterday morning around 8 AM. I couldn't stop giggling and Amanda thought something was wrong with me. Iono but this place makes me happy. Hell I don't care if I got stuck here forever. That's subject to change but we're really loving it so far. Met some really cool people...

permalink written by  Slade's Elucidation on June 21, 2008 from Dublin, Ireland
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come and gone.

it seems like only yesterday i was posting in anticipation for my mom's arrival. now it's all over! i'll post more with pictures tomorrow hopefully, but it was a great visit and very nice to get a little taste of home to get me through my last few months over here. speaking of which, i...

permalink written by  girlbits on May 30, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: a britt in ireland.



4 days!!

can you believe it?? 4 days until the crazy canucks come join me on the emerald isle! i'm so excited i'm pretty much crying all the time now. i envision seeing my mom at the airport and instant tears. this might get messy once the real thing happens. and the boy is up in northern Ireland...

permalink written by  girlbits on May 5, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: a britt in ireland.



Dublin once more

Later that day, I got the bus back to Dublin. I went back to the East Coast Swing lessons that evening, and had an excellent time. Two lessons gives enough steps to almost dance with, and I got the footwork enough that I could insert some Modern Jive moves. Hopefully they didn't look out of...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 25, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



The start of the walking bit

The walking bit starts, so what happens? It starts raining. Hard. I started from my B & B in Dublin, and walked South towards the start of the Wicklow Way. I wasn't going to walk the whole thing, only as far as Glendalough. I went through a soggy Rathfarnham, saw a soggy looking castle in...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 23, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



just passing through...

I had planned today to look at the book of Kells in Trinity College, but the queue was massive, so I went straight by train to Howth.

permalink written by  martin_b on April 21, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



More in Dublin

By this time, I was running out of days to do Dublin before I had to move on to the walking part of the trip. I started off by doing the rest of the National Museum. There aren't enough superlatives, really. If only the British Museum was this good. After that, I crossed the river and...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 20, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



Carry on up the Liffey

The bug seemed to have passed a bit, so I decided on a walk up the Liffey for today. I started off, but then decided on an Irish breakfast. This turned out to be ok, but a bit meat-heavy. I'm a bit dubious about white pudding: kind of like sausage meat, and not what I want for breakfast....

permalink written by  martin_b on April 18, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



Tuesday is archaeology day

Tuesday was the day I got a bug as well... Anyway, I found out today that my roommate was a French girl called Stephanie. She was meant to have come with her boyfriend, but he had discovered at the last minute his passport was out of date. A lesson for us all there... I headed South across...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 17, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



a little bit of Dublin

Dublin at last! I arrived at Dun Laorigh which is just at the southern extreme, and had to catch a DART train into the centre. It's a scenic trip along the coast: I hadn't really realised Dublin had so many sandy beaches. The centre of Dublin, near to the main rail station, is ugly, noisy and...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 16, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



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