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Dublin: Favorite art galleries, from classical to contemporary
2012-01-06 10:56:00 By Jessica Colley— Of all Dublin’s renowned art genres – literature, music, theater – visual arts usually takes a back seat. Yet beyond famous theaters, bookstores, and traditional music sessions, there is also a great art scene to be found in Dublin. From the Irish masters to more contemporary galleries, art aficionados will find plenty to explore. Here are a few of my favorite spots for art in Dublin, from the classics to the contemporary. The Chester Beatty Library Web site Many first-time visitors to Dublin wander through the grounds of Dublin Castle, but don’t make it as far as the Chester Beatty Library. It’s tucked in the back of this complex, away from the main historic structure. This free museum has an impressive collection of Egyptian Papyrus texts, European medieval manuscripts, and temporary exhibitions too. Currently a series of photographs of China from the late 19th century are on display through February 2012. The museum has a great rooftop space for lou...
By: EuroCheapo Blog
Dublin: A full day in Dublin for under €20
2011-12-22 14:20:00 By Jessica Colley— A single €20 note can be stretched pretty far in Dublin. Unlike other European cities where transport can be a drain on your budget, Dublin is a compact, walkable city. As long as you have an umbrella for those impromptu showers, it is easy to spend an entire day in Dublin without using public transport. The key to sticking to your budget is finding affordable places to eat and free things to do. Keep reading for a full itinerary on a 20-euro Dublin day. Breakfast at the Queen of Tarts. Photo: Spinksy BREAKFAST Start your day at Queen of Tarts, one of the best known bakeries in Dublin. You will have many choices for €5 or less here, including homemade apple scones with raspberry preserves (€2.95) or hot oatmeal with apple compote and maple syrup (€4.50). Order at the counter and you won’t have to worry about leaving a tip (read more about tipping in Dublin). MORNING ACTIVITY Breakfast at Queen of Tarts will place you right at the far edge of Temple Bar...
By: EuroCheapo Blog
Getting to Know Dublin, One Village at a Time
2011-11-23 14:00:00 This is a sponsored post, written by guest contributor Megan Eaves. he bustling capital city of Ireland, Dublin is attractive to a lot of different types of travelers, who come for its varied assortment of history, culture and nightlife. Modeled in many ways on its cosmopolitan sibling, London, the Fair City is made up of ...--------- Join Travel Blog Success today and learn to build a better travel blog. Membership includes 27 tutorials, 12 expert audio interviews, private support forum, and much more.
By: GoBackpacking
Tony Smotherman: performing "Dublin Jig"
2011-11-23 10:02:00 Tony Smotherman "Universal Melody" CD Release Party 11/18/2011 Brewsters Pit Jacksonville, FL Tony Smotherman-Guitars Philip Pan-Violin Charles Corcoran-Drums Greg Miller- Bass Ricky Alessi-Keys Tony Smotherman performing "Dublin Jig"
News: Dublin Street Music 17 - Guitar Piano Tapping
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Paul Gilbert,Billy Sheehan: Mr Big Dublin
2011-06-21 01:01:00 Paul Gilbert,Billy Sheehan: Mr Big Dublin
Gary Moore: One Night In Dublin: A Tribute To Phil Lynott
2011-01-17 22:13:00 For more info -http://www.eagle-rock.com/arti-st/7A8A... On 20 August 2005, on what would have been his 56th birthday, a statue of Phil Lynott was unveiled in Dublin's Grafton Street by his mother. There to witness the event were members of Thin Lizzy from throughout the band's career. Later that evening they joined forces under the leadership of Gary Moore for a concert that paid tribute to Phil Lynott's memory. The core band of Moore, Jethro Tull bass player Jonathan Noyce and Thin Lizzy's one and only drummer Brian Downey were joined by the stellar guitar talents of Brian Robertson, Scott Gorham and Eric Bell for a set of Lizzy and Gary Moore classics.Gary Moore - Parisenne Walkway (From "One Night In Dublin: A Tribute To Phil Lynott")
Gary Moore And Friends, One Night In Dublin [2006]
2010-09-28 04:21:00 1. "Walking By Myself" 2. "Jailbreak" 3. "Don't Believe a Word" 4. "Emerald" (Featuring Brian Robertson) 5. "Still in Love with You" (Featuring Brian Robertson) 6. "Black Rose" (Featuring Scott Gorham) 7. "Cowboy Song" (Featuring Scott Gorham) 8. "The Boys are Back in Town" Featuring Scott Gorham) 9. "Whiskey in the Jar" (Featuring Eric Bell) 10. "Parisienne Walkways" (Featuring Eric Bell)LINK DOWNLOADPass / Contraseña: florcitaycamilo.blogspot.com
Notre Dame to face Navy in Dublin in 2012
2010-09-22 02:16:00 Notre Dame football renewed its series with Navy this week and added a 10-year extension. As part of the new contract, the teams will kick off in Dublin, Ireland in 2012. The 2012 Dublin game will be a "home" game for Navy. Navy & Notre Dame last played in Dublin in 1996, a game the Irish won 54-27. It was also the last time the Irish played overseas....
Here's to Dublin
2010-07-28 06:54:00 Bragging on facebook has become a bit of a habit for me. I crow about everything from concerts to new restaurants to running half-marathons. With the advent of social media, my once hidden, wicked desire to gloat about awesome things in my life to a bunch of people I hardly know has become a near daily dependency. I have become that girl I used to hate, the one whose annoying status updates I recently learned to block by clicking on the hide button. I blame my mother for my totally uncalled for and unabashed love for myself as she STILL, every morning of my life, tells me that I am the most amazing human being to ever walk the face...
Dispatch from Dublin: Vintage shopping abroad
2010-01-07 22:40:00 Dublin, ho!This year I spent my holidays with the Irish boyfriend in Dublin. It's truly a wonderful place to experience Christmas, with lots of rustic and -- I guess I'll say "interesting" -- traditions, one of which involves semi-nudity in freezing temperatures. I'll include that visual treat at the end of the slide show.What Dublin also has is great vintage. One of my favorite pieces of jewelry is from a resale market in Blackrock; a sterling silver and blue lapis ring from the Irish boyfriend's mum. However, being the holiday season, the market wasn't open during my trip, so I had to search out vintage items elsewhere. A relatively new seller is A Store Is Born on Clarendon Street in...
Oktoberfest is coming to Dublin Docklands!
2008-10-09 20:02:00 It's the event everyone aspires to get to, and now it's coming to Dublin! Get set to experience the authentic Oktoberfest festival this month as the first Paulaner Oktoberfest comes to the Dublin Docklands, running from 9th - 19th October. The traditional German market will feature over thirty German speciality food producers and German traders, visitors will be introduced to the very best of Bavarian food and specialities from sausages, meat, pastries, Käsespätzle (cheese noodles) to mountain cheese and ginger bread hearts. You will also have the opportunity to experience Paulaner, a truly authentic Bavarian style wheat beer and one of only six beers permitted to exhibit at Munich's legendary Oktoberfest.Learn to sing a yodel or dance a polka, as traditional Bavarian musicians, Die Alpen-show, will also play throughout the ten-day event. General admission to the Paulaner Oktoberfest is free and corporate tickets are available from ?52 per person. For further information, please ...
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By: Mobiac
The Dublin Art Fair 2008
2008-08-31 04:21:00 Dublin Art Fair 08 takes place 11 - 14 September 2008Held across four days, the inaugural Dublin Art Fair 08 will host an eclectic mix of leading national and international contemporary art galleries. Housed in the historic setting of the RDS Main Hall, it will feature over 2500 works, ranging from the modern art masters to thhe latest generation of emerging art stars.The Dublin Art Fair
By: weblogART
Programme 2008 - Dublin Theatre Festival
2008-08-24 20:21:00 Programme 2008 - Dublin Theatre Festival
By: weblogART
Kulinarisches Gruselkabinett auch in Dublin, Irland
2008-08-22 23:39:00 Auf diesen (Grusel)-Koch trafen wir in einem Pub in der Nähe des Trintiy College in Dublin. Von ihm würden wir uns gerne zu späterer Stunde zur Musik einladen lassen, aber auf von ihm zubereitetetes Barfood verzichten wir lieber angesichts seiner verschmutzten Schürze und ungewaschener Hände. Statt dessen essen wir lieber Pizza zu überraschend zivilen Preisen im Botticelli, das war sicher die bessere Wahl.
By: Kuechenlatein
Guinness Tastes Better In Dublin
2008-08-11 19:41:00 Guinness Tastes Better In DublinBy Elisha BurberryGuinness is the world?s most popular dark stout and is named after Arthur Guinness - the man who first brewed his Irish ale over 250 years ago at the St. James Gate brewery in Dublin. Ask any Irishman and they?ll tell you that there is no place like the Irish capital in which to drink Guinness; not only does it taste better than anywhere else in the world, but you also get to experience the legendary Irish ?craic?!St. James Gate sits close to the River Liffey and is a big stone arch that has been the symbolic entrance to the Guinness Brewery for almost two and a half centuries. The brewery in the heart of Dublin now extends over 64 acres and not only does it provide Guinness for the whole of Ireland, but also the USA and many other parts of the World. It is so much more than a working brewery as it also includes a spectacular visitor centre boasting two restaurants, three bars and a shop.The founder of it all, Arthur Guinness, benefi...
PhD Studentship in Molecular Biology, Trinity College Dublin
2008-07-25 20:14:00 Ireland. 3 years PhD studentship is available within the Inflammation and Immunity Research group in Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. The studentship is by Science Foundation Ireland. The project will involve investigation of the immunological mechanism that helminths use to suppress allergic inflammation (Fallon and Mangan, Nature Rev Immunol 2007). The student will focus on characterizing ...
By: free scholarship
FANS PENDIENTE A DETALLES SOBRE U2 EN DUBLIN (GIRA 2009, DISCO)//U2 FANS AL
2008-06-08 08:49:00 Recurso: ATU2.com ****Segun los foros de U2.com, fans reportan las siguientes cosas: ALBUM, TOUR NEWS FROM DUBLIN June 08, 2008 posted by: m2 We’re getting several emails tonight from U2.com regulars telling us about various threads in the Zootopia forums. Seems there’s a lot of activity lately outside Hanover Quay, and fans are asking questions and getting information like this: * The band has ...
By: SAL U2 PODCAST
The Jonas Brothers Dig Dublin
2008-06-08 00:17:00 The Jonas Brothers Dig Dublin The Jonas Brothers perform at the Royal Dublin Society and open up for Avril Lavigne in Dublin, Ireland on Friday. Nick, Kevin and Joe rocked the night away with the Canadian singer and brought some music over to the other side of the pond. The trio plan to open for Avril for her remaining shows in Europe and then branch out into their own tour in Canada and the U.S.. Earlier in the week, JoBro completed a contest with Breakfast BREAKS and emphasized the importance of breakfast! Source: Just Jared
The Jonas Brothers Do Dublin
2008-06-07 08:35:00 Following a stop in London, the Jonas Brothers have moved themselves along to Ireland - where they were spotted outside of their Dublin hotel on Friday (June 6). The musical brotherly trio of Joe, Kevin and Nick performed a show later in the evening at RDS Simmondscourt - now heading off for a gig in Denmark on Saturday. ...
Ripples from Dublin
2008-06-05 21:08:00 It was a bit of an anti-climax coming back to Geneva following the historic breakthrough in Dublin last week that led to the adoption by 111 States of a new, legally-binding Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM). (This will be opened for signature in Oslo in December and will enter into force as soon as 30 States have ratified it).After the suspense, drama, emotions and celebrations of Dublin, getting back to ?business as usual? in Geneva has not been easy. Not that most Geneva-based disarmament diplomats have had any choice in the matter: On Monday morning it was straight into a week of meetings of the Standing Committees of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention. After two weeks of intense negotiations on cluster munitions, a further week of implementation discussions on landmines would not seem to me to be the ideal way to wind down. But the disarmament calendar has no mercy this year it seems.The Conference on Disarmament (CD) also continues to plod along, trying - valiantly but...
Ha?penny Bridge, Dublin
2008-06-04 19:12:00 The Ha’penny Bridge, known later for a time as the Penny Ha’penny Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge built in 1816 over the River Liffey in Dublin, Ireland. Originally called the Wellington Bridge (after the Duke of Wellington), the name of the bridge changed to Liffey Bridge, its official name to this day. It is still ...
"The Best Damn Tour" Sold Out in Dublin Ireland
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Dublin: Done Deal
2008-05-29 11:01:00 In our last post, we anticipated a long evening of negotiations Wednesday to reach agreement on the text, proposed by the President of the conference, of a new Convention prohibiting cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians. In fact, it was all over by 8pm following a remarkable and moving show of support and accommodation by States participating in these negotiations.The President of the Conference, Ambassador Daithi O'Ceallaigh of Ireland, introduced his text Wednesday morning and then immediately adjourned the meeting in order to give delegations a chance to study it and to give himself a chance to consolidate support for his text with regional groups and individual States. The meeting was scheduled to resume at 3pm, plenty of time to scan and detect subtle changes to the now familiar text and to debate theories of how the President would handle the crucial afternoon session.Three o'clock came and went and anticipation mounted. Bilateral and group consult...
Dublin: read all about it
2008-05-28 13:41:00 This morning, the President of the Dublin Conference on cluster munitions, Ambassador, Dáithí O'Ceallaigh, distributed a new draft convention on cluster munitions as a presidency paper. This paper is available at the Dublin Conference website here.O'Ceallaigh said that about two-thirds of the text of his paper is identical to papers already distributed during the Conference over the last week-and-a-half of work. The rest reflected the outcomes of various consultations - not least an intensive burst of activity during the course of yesterday when the President and his team met with dozens of delegations individually until late into the night.The President told the Committee of the Whole this morning that his text represents his assessment of where the balance of interests lie, and would require compromise on all sides. (This is all boiler-plate language for multilateral negotiations.) Nevertheless, he felt the draft Convention text was extremely ambitious, especially in the scope...
Dublin: Fitting together the final pieces
2008-05-28 10:35:00 ?In war it is not always possible to have everything go exactly as one likes. In working with allies, it sometimes happens they develop opinions of their own.?Winston ChurchillAs previous posts on this blog have foreshadowed, the issue of ?interoperability? proves one of the politically most contentious and toughest to solve. After a week of informal consultations, Switzerland, as Friend of the President (FoP), passed on a text to the President of the Conference on Tuesday, which forms the basis for further bilateral consultations.As the heading of the present draft article indicates, the issue termed ?interoperability? concerns in essence the relationship between States Parties to a future cluster munitions convention and States not parties to it. Challenges of military interoperability can be seen as the result of increasing interstate cooperation in the military field, be it in the framework of a military alliance (e.g. NATO), ?coalitions of the willing?, troop contributions to o...
Temple Bar, Dublin
2008-05-28 07:29:00 Temple Bar (Barra an Teampaill) is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Ireland. Unlike the areas surrounding it, Temple Bar has preserved its medieval street pattern, with many narrow cobbled streets. It is promoted as “Dublin’s cultural quarter” and has a lively nightlife that is popular with tourists. Temple Bar is in the postcode Dublin 2 (D2), and has an estimated population of 3,000. Dublin is on of best travel destinations. GPS vacation destinations:53° 20′ 44″- N, 6° 15′ 46″ W
?Inga kommentarer?
2008-05-27 21:22:00 Fy satan. Ganska tung förra vecka och ganska tung helg kan man nog lugnt summera det hela som. Ett annat ord att summera det hela med är “inga kommentarer”. Både Mattias från Östersund och bröderna brothers har varit här, bröderna kom i fredags och åkte hem idag så det har druckits en del Guinness de ...
Dublin: A spirit of compromise
2008-05-27 10:07:00 Having observed the Dublin Diplomatic Conference on cluster munitions from a distance during its first week, I finally arrived in Dublin over the weekend and observed its sixth full day of negotiations on Monday (a new convention prohibiting cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians is due to be adopted this Friday).As John Borrie?s posts below illustrate, during last week, negotiators made remarkable progress on some complex but less controversial issues on the table ? including, notably, the issue of assisting victims of cluster sub-munition explosions, the draft article which is being hailed here as setting a new international standard in this area. Delegations also used last week, however, to stake out quite divergent positions on some of the more contentious issues that remain to be resolved here this week. These include (1) the definition of a cluster munition (that which is to be prohibited), (2) joint military operations and other forms of cooperation wit...
dublin photowalk
2008-05-23 20:41:00 Last Sunday began quite hazy, with the initially irritating, but soon quite relaxing, and reassuring, sound of the DART outside the window. It was a beautiful morning, set to be a great day. I quickly left the hostel and scurried around the streets hunting for an ATM, Red Bull and somewhere to have breakfast. After ...
Dublin: Treaty negotiations at the half-way point
2008-05-23 17:26:00 Half-way through the two-week negotiations in Dublin on a treaty to ban cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians, where do things stand?As noted in preceding posts, there are a couple of big issues - defining cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm, and military interoperability among them - that are claiming a lot of attention and are tough nuts to crack. Indeed, much of my week has been spent observing meetings working on these topics. But that shouldn't be taken to mean that considerable progress hasn't been made overall. Below I provide a brief article-by-article state of play on the draft Convention text. A copy of the draft Convention text and other official documents can be downloaded here.Article 1 (General obligations and scope of application): this Article contains the treaty's core prohibitions. Over the course of the Oslo Process there have been proposals to amend this article, most for reasons bound up with the interoperability issue. By ge...
I love my job
2008-05-22 20:15:00 Today the founders of YouTube were suppose to stop by the Dublin office. Everyone was in the canteen and the double screens were set up, unfortunately they couldn’t make it as some other meeting ran late. What did we do instead? We watched two YouTube videos of course!
Dublin: No hysteria over criteria (yet)
2008-05-22 14:32:00 As I've noted in previous blog posts, defining a cluster munition is essential to the negotiation of the cluster munition convention because its obligations and general scope are structured in such a way that what is defined as a cluster munition will be banned.The way things seemed to be shaping up yesterday after extensive - some might say exhausting even - discussions of a variety of criteria for exemption is as follows: there is general agreement that no single criterion is enough. Instead, any solution will be comprised of multiple criteria in combination, or what is termed by those negotiating it as the cumulative criteria (sic).Having had a run-through on Monday of elements for discussion a new outline was produced first-thing this morning, which summarised various proposals made in the Oslo Process on 'cumulative lists of criteria' marked from 'A' to 'H'.Very soon, the argument became about whether, for example, a numerical criterion was needed and, if so, what that n...
Jameson Distillery, Dublin
2008-05-21 19:03:00 The Old Bushmills Distillery was founded in 1608 and is now owned by the major drinks company Diageo. Bushmills whiskey is produced, matured, and bottled on-site at the Bushmills Distillery in Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The distillery is a tourist attraction, with around 110,000 visitors per year. Despite a lack of historical evidence, it ...
dublin to cork - my 2 cents
2008-05-21 12:42:00 Something was mentioned on Twitter (once again) about a photomeet in the city I have been dying to visit for quite a while; Cork. Donncha suggested a photowalk in Doneraile Park in June, he’s available on 7th, 14th and 28th. But then he says this park is quite a distance from the Cork (city). I still ...
Dublin: the bunfight begins
2008-05-21 01:00:00 As Patrick Mc Carthy observed in the preceding post on this blog, the Dublin Conference on cluster munitions commenced yesterday. I'm here in Dublin at the Conference throughout its duration, and a lot is going on - hence this post at midnight, and it's only the second day.Conference proceedings got off to a smooth start on Monday morning. Consistent with Ireland's emphasis on getting down to work as soon as possible on negotiating a treaty to ban cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians, the opening high-level segment was mercifully short. The Irish Foreign Minister, Micheál Martin, spoke. There was a video message from the United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon. Also addressing the Conference was Ad Melkert, Associate Administrator of the UN Development Programme (UNDP), who emphasized the devastating impact of cluster munitions on development and humanitarian action. And President Jakob Kellenberger gave a hard-hitting statement on behalf of the Inte...
Dublin Paranormal Convention
2008-05-20 13:23:00 There is a Paranormal Convention coming to Dublin on October 11, 2008. How cool is that, and how cool is their website :o)I'll let you know more news when I hear it.
By: Living the Dream
toejam photomeet dublin
2008-05-20 00:58:00 That feeling I normally get before the blog awards of “oh my, I haven’t read enough blogs lately, or left enough comments. I will be asking everyone how they have been only for them to say ‘not been reading my blog? It’s all there.’ And I will have to say no. on the bus to dublin Thanks ...
All eyes on Dublin to put cluster munitions beyond the Pale
2008-05-19 21:13:00 I found it a bit hard to concentrate in the office today, knowing that a two-week diplomatic conference with the aim of banning cluster munitions that cause unacceptable harm to civilians was kicking off in Dublin.The conference is the culmination of the Oslo Process on cluster munitions that began relatively small with a conference in Oslo in February 2007 and has since grown in size and momentum through further global meetings in Lima, Vienna and Wellington to reach where it is today. More than 100 governments have sent plenipotentiaries to Dublin and the scene is now set for tough negotiations on what has the potential to be the most significant disarmament treaty in a decade.For those of us who can't be in Dublin, there are fortunately many good ways of keeping up to date with what is going on there. One, of course, is this blog. My colleague John Borrie is participating in the conference in Dublin and will be posting updates and analysis here during this week. I will be joi...
Besökare på ingång
2008-05-19 20:14:00 Då var det dags för premiär, eller Mia har ju varit här ett antal gånger, men denna vecka väntas min polare från Östersundstiden Mattias komma förbi och han följs tätt av båda bröderna Karlsten som kommer härja vilt i Dublin under en långhelg med start Fredag. Succé! En pint Guinness någon?
"Dublin" Lead Crystal Bar Set $52
2008-05-14 12:52:00 Horchow, a division of Neiman Marcus, now has their “Dublin” Bar Set, originally , on sale for just .90. Use 25% off coupon code DREAM25 (expiring 5/19) and the price drops to just .42. The attractive set includes a 25.25 oz. lead crystal decanter, four 6.5 oz. lead crystal old-fashioned glasses, and a 17″ W ...
Westport to Dublin
2008-05-12 21:10:00 Normally a journey of 3 hours, here's Westport to Dublin in only 10 minutes hat tip: Damian Mulley
By: Linux Notes
Mojitos och uteserveringar
2008-05-11 19:35:00 Dublin levererade idag! Riktigt nice väder och skön sen-vår-värme. Drog in till stan med Mia och strosade lite, vi gick förbi en liten betong-innersjö som ligger ganska nära min lya, det visade sig pågå en Kanotbasket (!?!?) turnering där, haha det var världens skönaste, eller sjukaste sport beroende på hur man ser det. Det är ...
Guiness Storehouse
2008-05-10 13:06:00 Igår kom Mia hit till Dublin, blev en soft hemmakväll eftersom hennes flyg var aningen försenat från Stockholm. SAS är några riktiga rövare, de har de sämsta tiderna och erbjuder dessutom oftast bara direktflyg hem på söndan’, på torsdag eller fredag - beroende på när man flyger hit måste man oftast flyga via Köpenhamn. Men ...
Guinness brewery in Dublin to remain open
2008-05-09 21:15:00 But a significant volume of the one billion pints of Guinness now produced annually at St.
By: Get rich
Dublin track star Attarian breaks foot
2008-05-07 16:07:00 The bad news is that James Attarian has an injury that won't allow him to compete at the DFAL finals this week. The good news is that there is a good chance he would hardship through to the next meet. We'll see.The following is from the Contra Costa Times and Phil Jensen."Dublin High School boys track and field star James Attarian will not be competing in the Diablo Foothill Athletic League championships this week due to a broken foot, he confirmed Tuesday. Attarian broke the fifth metatarsal of his left foot while stepping on the inside rail to avoid a fallen competitor in the mile run at the Stanford Invitational on April 5. He proceeded to amazingly kick to a victory in 4 minutes, 15.76 seconds, a time which converted to 1,600 meters (4:14.27) is currently ranked sixth in the state by DyeStatCal.com.Attarian competed in two more meets, including a third-place finish in the boys invitational mile at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational, before he realized that his foot was broke...
Dublin taxi drivers hold unofficial protest
2008-05-06 20:09:00 Hundreds of taxi drivers engaged in unofficial protests in Dublin today claiming a “saturated market” in taxi plates is making it increasingly difficult for them to make a living. (...)
By: Taxi Blog
?Feel the power of the Euro?
2008-05-04 19:44:00 Rätt skönt, överallt på flygplatsen i San Francisco fanns det små klisterlappar där det står “feel the power of the Euro, use your spending powers”. Om man har lön i Euro vilket jag har, eller i allmänhet har lätt åtkomst till Euro så blir det rätt skönt att åka till USA. Det blir ju rätt ...
Guinness Storehouse, Dublin
2008-04-29 23:47:00 Guinness Storehouse, “the home of Guinness”, is Dublin’s most popular tourist attraction. A converted brewing factory, it is effectively a shrine to Guinness, incorporating elements from the old brewing factory to explain the history of its production. Some of the old brewing equipment is on show, as well as stout ingredients, brewing techniques, advertising methods ... |
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