Something I have been meaning to do since I moved to Dublin was go to the National Botanic Garden and visit Glasnevin Cemetry. While I always knew that the Botanic Garden was in Glasnevin, I never realized until I got there that they are side by side! This is a great (free!) way to spend a… Continue reading National Botanic Gardens & Glasnevin Cemetery
Although I was in Athens for longer than 24 hours (3.5 days to be exact!) I was working for two of the days and the entirety of the last day was spent in the airport for our flight home – so the only day we really had to play around with was Sunday. Since I… Continue reading 24 Hours In Athens
It’s not that often that I go to the same place more than once (shoutout to Split and Vegas for making that extremely small list of mine!) but one place I have been going year after year is Electric Picnic. (so much so I even lost my job because of it one year, but, that is… Continue reading Irelands Best Festival
The Irish Times published a piece during the week entitled ‘Why I’m Glad I Can’t Afford To Live In Dublin‘. This article has somewhat split the country with half of people claiming it to be an awful display of journalism, while the other half finding it to be an accurate depiction of Dublin as a… Continue reading RE: Why I’m Glad I Can’t Afford To Live In Dublin
Growing up in West Limerick, I always spent at least a week every Summer down in Kerry. While my parents beach town of choice was Ballyheigue back in the day, I now go to Ballybunnion when I get the chance. I hadn’t been down here in almost two years so my friend and I decided… Continue reading An Evening In Kerry
While I might actually work in e-commerce, I’m not the most tech-savvy person around. That being said my phone is my savior when I am abroad and I rely on it heavily for pretty much everything! The little gadget is my sat nav, my translator, my camera, my everything pretty much.. and I suppose I… Continue reading My Favourite Travel Apps
As spoken about previously, my first experience of Spain wasn’t exactly a good one. Different things appeal to different people, and personally I love the charm of Eastern Europe and find that charm is sometimes lacking in some of the larger central European cities – like Barcelona. I visited here with my friends and while… Continue reading Discovering Barcelona
