After crossing the river, we proceeded to Kinsale, a drive that took approximately 40 minutes. We were staying at Acton’s of Kinsale, a hotel located on Pier Road in a location known as World’s End, named as such because way…
Saturday afternoon at Kehoe’s
After seeing all that great memorabilia at The Little Museum, we decided to go for a pint in the Grafton Street area. We wandered around for a short while, deciding to sit down at a pub just off of Grafton…
Guinness Storehouse
Our first hop off stop of the Dublin bus tour was The Guinness Storehouse. Yes, it was still fairly early in the morning, but we were ready to learn how Guinness is made. Fortunately, as we were one of the…
Temple Bar
After lunch, we made our way over to the Liffey River, crossing over the Ha’penny Bridge. We walked along the river, keeping our eyes peeled for a particular hotel, The Clarence, which is owned by Bono and The Edge of U2,…
Grafton Street and our first pints…
We made our way through Fusilier’s Arch and walked onto famed Grafton Street, a pedestrian plaza filled with restaurants, shopping, pubs and local street performers. Two of the performers who got their starts busking along Grafton Street are also two of…