I've Never Been...Maybe I Should Go!

[gijane7702]

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[buckbeakbabie]

Friendly and down to earth, you want to enjoy Europe without snobbery or pretensions.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Dublin is the most snobby, pretentious city I know. :D

[gijane7702]

Really? Probably not to Americans though ;)

I LOVED what you got--aren't you there now??!!

[belladonna1986]

cool meme *off doing it*
wonder where I belong *LOL*

[gijane7702]

*too lazy to read her F-List*

Whatcha get?

[belladonna1986]

LONDON! So great!

[gijane7702]

Awesome!!

I *love* London!!

[rj_lupins_kat]

Personally, I loved Ireland in general. Dublin, though, was quite crowded and not quite as friendly as the rest of the country, which was quite lovely.

[grownuphermione]

Agreed. Although, the National Museum and the Customs House and the Post was worth the train ride..

I liked Kerry, Clare, and Conemarra in general

[rj_lupins_kat]

Adare... beautiful and quaint and very friendly and quiet...

[grownuphermione]

And a fantastic restaurant called The Arches...right where the road splits on the N17....

I had the best time walking around the churches and the Black Abbey there...

[train_lindz]

Apparently we are both Dubliners (Dublinites? Dublonians?) at heart.

Meet you in the pub for a pint!

[gijane7702]

Pint at the pub sounds fantastic =)

[grownuphermione]

GO TO IRELAND!!!

Dublin is way huge and there's all kinds of cool stuff to see and do. BUT, if you wanna see castles, east or west coast (I'm partial to Donegal and Ballyshannon---oh! And the Rock of Cashel in Tipperary!). Landscapes and neoliths, Kerry, Cork, and Clare..

*icon is Ballygoran in Co. Kerry--I took this picture last year*

[gijane7702]

I'll get there one day...Mum wants to go.

I think my family's from County Cork...County Clare...one of those "C" ones ;) I must ask her...

*pretty piccy*