September 29, 2005
Now that fall is closing in, you might enjoy a staying closer to Dublin. There's a good day-tour here that will help you get to know the capital, along with a quick side trip to the more rural environs of Wicklow. Also, advice from a pro on where to get the best Irish woolens, a report on the growing influence of Chinese immigrants in Eire and a story on internships in Ireland for young people.
Enjoy!
Robert Sullivan
Doing Dublin on a One-Day Layover
Before you head off to parts rural, get a taste of the "fair town" with this quick and easy tour.
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A Winter Escape to the Valley of the Two Lakes
Glendalough's stunning beauty (in the Wicklow Mountains) makes for a great day-trip.
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Quick Take
Halloween on the Aran Islands
A strange silence prevails.
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Welcome to Chinatown, County Dublin
The largest group of Ireland's new immigrants come from China. Many arrive on student visas, but may not do much studying.
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Where to Shop for the Best Woolens in Ireland
Two shops, one famous and one less known, offer great opportunities when you're in the market for gifts.
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A Legendary Guest House in County Kilkenny
The Cullintra B&B is a legend in Ireland, known for its unusual combination of great cuisine, lavish décor and joyfully eccentric management. The one caveat: you’d better like cats.
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Will Work for Guinness!
For young people, internships offer a way to have a much more in-depth experience of Eire.
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That's all for the moment! Until next time, let me know if you've got a great story to tell about Ireland at bob@ireland-fun-facts.com.
Slan,
Robert Sullivan