This is my go-to rec to anyone visiting Dublin. It's a tour where you go on a pub crawl with two performers who tell you about Dublin's literary history through skits, anekdotes, street performances, and a quiz!
(it's so fun even my non-literary friends I dragged along loved it)
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Im going in 2 weeks. Tell me. It’ll be so fun for you
Aug 13, 2024
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First time I went to Dublin my friend took me to this little design shop called Hen’s Teeth and they had a copy of our “ A very serious cookbook”, so obviously I became a fan immediately. Rosie and Greg have moved into a bigger space since then and they run one of the coolest design stores-cafes-music venues-galleries I know, and it also helps that they are some of the nicest people out there. Go to Dublin, go to Hen’s Teeth and buy Anni a glass of wine.
Jan 17, 2023
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I just spent 2 weeks in Ireland over christmas/new year's and most of it was at my family's home in Dingle. it's a magical place where many people still speak irish, and everywhere else we visited, people would say how jealous they were that we were visiting Dingle. it's a pretty small downtown area but I saw several pubs offering accommodation, everyone is so welcoming. specific recs include dick mack's pub, the fish box, and murphy's for ice cream.
Feb 25, 2025
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this seal rescue centre has a live stream of their baby seals that they are taking care of before releasing them back into the wild, very relaxing to watch!
Sep 7, 2024
Sep 14, 2024
In 2024 I made it my mission to try every almond croissant I could find in my city and make a power ranking. Not only did I get to eat so many almond croissants (huge W for me) it also gave me a reason to leave my house on boring days, I discovered many new cool cafés and bakeries, and I made friends talking about my quest for croissants!
For 2025 I gladly pass on my quest to you, god speed soldier!
Dec 22, 2024