Thursday, March 6, 2025

Top O' the Mornin' to ye


I am thinking about  March  with these  dreadful winds... it puts me into an Irish frame of mind...
It will soon be  St. Patrick's day, anyway! It will be 10 years come April..we took a bus trip around  Ireland with our  senior group  at church!  It was our first bus trip and I must say it was  just perfect.. for Ireland, because  Hubs would never have liked  driving those narrow roads..A  thick hedge on the right and a  stone wall  right beside the road on left..    and driving on the left would have made he a nervous wreck!!!  But oh, how we loved Ireland!One of our first treats  was to  visit  St. Patrick's Cathedral!



It was absolutely magnificent.. and our  guide  was so  charming with his  Irish  tone..It was our favorite  site in Dublin.. Aside from our  first night  when we  did the  Musical dinner..  The Irish House Party  .  Open this link   in a new  page!  It  was so much fun!!!
https://www.viator.com/tours/Dublin/Dublin-Traditional-Irish-House-Party-including-Dinner-and-Show/d503-2886PARTY?medium=social-share-copy


3 comments:

  1. I've never been to Ireland but my husband has for business and he enjoyed it. My best friend took a 10 day van trip with 10 people around Ireland last year and had a wonderful time. I would love to visit sometime, Scotland too. We seem to make it as far as London now and just stay there. I wonder why? Could it be our 3 year old granddaughter? Ha!
    I'm glad you enjoyed your trip so much. Driving on the left would intimidate me too, so I never do it. Public transportation in England and Japan are both great, or our son drives as he lives in both places and is used to it.
    Blessings and hugs,
    Betsy

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    1. We have never been to England.. and it must be something to have family in London.. I would never wish to leave a granddaughter for the countryside either.. although since I duo not have that situation I would much prefer the countryside to London... Our grands live seven states away in Boston and it is very hard to even say goodbye when we go to visit!!!

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  2. One of my great grandmas was born in Ireland. They moved to the US when she was just a toddler but I've always wanted to visit. I watched the video - the food, the music, the architecture, now I REALLY want to go! Thanks for taking us along.

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