Dublin Travel Blogs, Travelogues and Travel Journals - Page 7

So here I go, via London, to Hong Kong. It's both a scary and exciting time, I have my hostel booked in Hong Kong and I have done all the research I can so I am pretty confident that I won't get lost at least in Hong Kong... I've got my iPod fully charged, my books in my carry-on bag and I'm ready to go... 1st leg: Dublin - London...

what happens when you mix ireland, new years, crazy people, spain, alcohol, france, amazing desserts and england together? AN EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME!!!

Im going to put the description of the Shamrocker tour i went on and then just put comments here and there... enjoy!actually this day wasnt the beginning of our tour.. it was our first day in dublin.. we arrived around 1 ish.. took the bus to woodquay and walked to find our hostel.  amy was being grumpy as usual (its true amy and you know it) so she was being a pain especially when we couldnt find the hostel.. we found it eventually and checked in and then decided to find some food and a…

A road trip with Eric and Ryan for a week through the Irish Countryside highlighted by the TB meetup!

This is where it all started

Ireland's the 20th largest island in the world - did you know that? Me neither, and I'm not sure that's meaningful. However, Ireland remains an evolving enigma, albeit for differing reasons. The country continues to evolve from provincial to a world stop. What's constant; the weather of course - typically rainy and grey, with spurts of sunshine, and hopefully soft climes. What's changing; the people and the economy - dramatically. These are shots from the Connaught to present Dublin.

Dublin

a day trip to the Powerscout gardens

Today we took a walking tour around Dublin, visited St. Patrick's Cathedral, had lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe, explored the city some more on foot and then walked around St. Stephen's Green.  More information to come...

A trip in Ireland in April 2008 with my friends.

Not a very original topic, but I've been noticing a recurring theme in many of my blogs and photos where Beer is playing a prominent part, so I will try to show some of the many brews I have tried throughout my travels, and when I can, will try to give reviews of them as well...

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So I just recently got back from a three week intensive visit to Ireland/Northern Ireland where I was studying for school credit. I got some studying done, lots of sightseeing, and even more drinking with the locals and my new friends! Enjoy!

No words to describe the following senstation: I was just arriving in the city walking alone O'Connell's Street looking for a nice place to have a break and eat something. I noticed there were so many people wearing two kinds of uniforms, and they used to hug each other but I couldn't understand what was going on. The attendand explained me they we from 2 different football teams and they making fun of each other. Then I asked myself: is that possible? Ok, it happens only in Dublin!!

Spent 4 months deployed in Europe. Got a chance to travel on my days off. Check out my photos!