Tag Archives: Ireland
A toast to frustration
🇬🇧 When wine, squatters and silence sour the spirit Introduction: The Art of Being Ignored There’s a particular kind of frustration that comes from being ignored—whether by bureaucrats, neighbors, or the universe itself. It’s the kind that simmers quietly, … Continue reading
Back to the emerald isle
🇬🇧 Guinness, Gaelic and grand adventures Ireland is calling again, and who are we to ignore the siren song of the Emerald Isle? Especially when there are direct (and dirt-cheap) flights from our town to Dublin. Now, I may have … Continue reading
A travelogue 🇬🇧
🇬🇧 Wandering through Andalusia I must confess, my blog has been a bit of a ghost town lately. But I have a perfectly delightful excuse: I’ve been gallivanting around the sun-kissed paradise of Andalusia in southern Spain. Picture this: a … Continue reading
Irish holidays
Just came back from a few days in Ireland I am working on the posts below. It will take me a few days to complete them. Day 1 Fly to Dublin ☞ ☘️ Day 2 Dublin to Limerick ☞ ☘️ … Continue reading
Irish adventures III
Despite an extremely comfortable bed I am awake fairly sharp. I am in no real rush this morning and the heavy rain outside does not entice me to go out immediately. There is only one thing to do Go for … Continue reading
Irish adventures
Off to Ireland for a few days for a small tour of the country. There is a direct flight from Carcassonne to Dublin with my least favorite airline Ryanair which we need to take advantage of. Car hire and all … Continue reading
I do it my way 