Q: Would I Send My Daughter to the University of Limerick?
A: Absolutely! As I was being toured around the University of Limerick (UL), it struck me that I’m only a few years away from doing college visits with my daughter. […]
Category Archives: Ireland
Durty Nelly’s
One of my travel mates wrote this post about our visit to Durty Nelly’s in Limerick. I thought it was so fun that I asked to share it here. Durty […]
I Poured the Perfect Pint at the Guinness Storehouse
Ahhhh. The Black Stuff. Have a pint. It’s good for you. I hadn’t heard this before, but that’s what people said back when Guinness ran its first ad in 1929. […]
Failte Means Welcome
Every time I entered an establishment in Ireland, someone greeted me with the phrase, “You’re very welcome.” And every single time, it took me aback. I consider myself a very […]
People Were Hurling and I Didn’t Notice
There are moments that pass unnoticed. Things that happen around me that I am oblivious to. It happened this weekend in Dublin when I stayed at the Burlington Hotel (now […]
More Than The Cliffs of Moher
Sometimes I think a place gets into a person’s DNA; that ancestry reaches further than simply blood and genes and hereditary features. Sometimes dirt, and soil, and air is passed […]
The Luck of the Irish!
Somebody, pinch me! I’m living the luck of the Irish. If I could jump in the air and clap my feet together, I would. Since I’m not that coordinated, I’ll […]
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