My travel journal entries about anywhere in Ireland will appear in this category.
If I see any leprechauns anywhere I am in the world, I might cross-list a non-Irish post here in the assumption that the leprechauns originated in Ireland and are just visiting. If you see any leprechauns anywhere, Ireland or not, you might want to seek psychiatric help. I’ll see you there.
This country category is a subcategory of my “Europe” continent category. In turn, I have subcategories to this category for the cities and towns I visited. (Although, if I visited them as a day trip from somewhere else, I generally place them in the category for the city or town where I started and ended my day.)
Today, my first full day in Dublin, I visited a so-called castle, a garden, a sometimes-called library, a neighbourhood, and a cathedral. But before getting...
Yesterday, I could honestly say that I’d never been in Ireland. It therefore follows incontrovertibly that yesterday I could also honestly say that I’d never...
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