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Last Night in Ireland
Back in Dublin for my last night in Ireland. I was sorry to leave the Old Rectory – in fact, I spent so long talking1 to Mary and her daughter, I thought for a second I was going to miss … Continue reading
Dublin Walkabout
Today was my last day in Dublin1, and tonight is my last night at Ariel House. I can’t say enough good things about Ariel House – my room is comfortable, the bed is very nice, the breakfasts are wonderful2, they … Continue reading
The Hill of Tara and Newgrange
I’m putting this in the Dublin category because that’s where I’m staying right now1, even though this post is not about Dublin really at all. Today’s agenda was my Mary Gibbons bus tour out to the Hill of Tara and … Continue reading
Dublin Ghost Bus
Tonight I went on the Ghost Bus tour of Dublin. This is kind of cheesy and touristy, but it’s also loads of fun. Nick, the guide, was awesome, dressing first in a black cloak to talk about Bram Stoker and … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin, Ireland 2011
Tagged Dublin, Ghost Bus, St. Kevin's Cemetery, The Gates of Hell, The Haunted Stairs
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Dublin Walking Tour
I’m taking a bit of a breather between my walking tour this morning and the Ghost Bus tour tonight. I didn’t really take any downtime yesterday1, and it was quite late by the time I finished the post and got … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin, Ireland 2011
Tagged Brazen Head, Christchurch Cathedral, Claddagh Records, Dublin, Dublin Castle, mummies, St Michan's Church, walking tour
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Dublin, Day One
Okay, no more thumbnails. Full-sized pictures below. Overcoming some massive inertia this morning, I got up, made it down to breakfast, and walked down to the pharmacy and back. It was a nice walk, and I saw a couple of … Continue reading
First Impressions
There were a lot of low clouds today. This made me a little sad. I flew into London at night and, while that was kind of cool to see1, it didn’t give me much of an idea of the city. … Continue reading