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By J, on November 4th, 2011
Our trip to Ireland in the Fall of last year introduced me to a whole new world of traditional and modern Celtic jewelry. It was not only an introduction, it also got me reacquainted with my renewed passion for collecting jewelry. I must admit that for the past few years, I had no desire . . . → Read More: Renewed Passion For Jewelry
By J, on November 14th, 2010
I love the color green. But that does not mean that we chose the green bus (Dublin City Tour) as our hop-on hop-off tour bus.
When we visited Ireland, we took the red bus (City Sightseeing ). Every penny (€16 per person/ ticket valid for 24 hours) we paid during the two days that . . . → Read More: Red Or Green?
By J, on November 7th, 2010
This is an interesting capture taken on the cobbled street of Dublin. Every litter can that I saw have the same inscription.
Indeed! Do you agree?
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By J, on October 31st, 2010
As soon as we were seated on the train to Belfast, I immediately found myself nodding off. I needed to hold on because I wanted to finish reading the interesting article about mesothelioma from the Health Magazine that I brought along for the ride. Needless to say, I was in la-la-land all throughout the . . . → Read More: The Train Ride To Belfast
By J, on October 28th, 2010
St. Patrick’s Cathedral is Ireland’s largest church and one of the most beloved places of worship in the world. It is actually one of the two Anglican cathedrals in Dublin. The core of the Gothic structure was built in the 13th century.
I wanted to take a peek of the cathedral, so off we . . . → Read More: St. Patrick’s Cathedral – Dublin
By J, on October 19th, 2010
Here’s more pics taken at the Wicklow Mountains.
See how cold it was? This man ( a true-blue New Yorker) loves it when its cold, but it was too much for him to take. Besides, when we were there in September, it was a shock . . . → Read More: Freezing Cold In September
By J, on October 19th, 2010
Just looking at this menu makes me want to go back to The Morning Star. I make it sound like it’s just right around the neighborhood but no, it’s not. The iconic restaurant happens to be in Belfast Northern Ireland.
We dined here just once, and with the rules imposed on . . . → Read More: No Refills
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