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Nursing Homes in Ireland

I am often having a go at the lack of facilities in Ireland and Dublin, but I have to admit that some stuff here is better.  Trying to remember that I have a great way of life here can be difficult sometimes, it requires me to go visiting somewhere and get reasonable comparisons.
I have just […]

Help Finding Jobs

Finding a job has become much easier since the advent of the internet. I remember trying to find my first job during the 1980’s in Glasgow, apart from the recession that we suffered at the time, finding a job was a laborious task. I would get the newspapers as soon as they came […]

Recycling In Ireland

Foreigners coming to live in Ireland are surprised at the lack of recycling in Ireland. Following on my my post last week about “Why do they drop rubbish in the Streets?” - I didn’t know the answer to that one.
So imagine trying to jump from there to recycling and encouraging everyone to do so. […]

Trailfinders - Review

We are planning on going to Canada for three weeks in Aug and Sep of this year.  We are lucky and manage to travel quite a lot - normally we book everything ourselves on the internet and have very few problems.
However going to Canada for us is our main holiday of the year and we […]

Gaelic Football

Gaelic football is a 15 a side ball and goal game and it does appear to be a cross between rugby and soccer. Although claimed to be as old as Hurling the first historical references to the game appear around 1527. The pitch is usually 137m long and 82m wide goal post at each end […]

Did I Say That?

A piss take of Bertie Ahern - really good. From Dermot Carmody.

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Bertie Ahern

In case you did not know Bertie Ahern is the Irish Prime Minister, for quite some time now he has been accused of taking money from various sources.  It has been a source of great amusment to me to listen to his explanations - one goes along these lines:
I cash my wages check -cause while […]

One Day In Dublin

As the summer holiday season approaches, many people will be planning their yearly or biannual getaways with excitement. Whether you’re anticipating a week in the Majorcan sun or are looking forward to three weeks of traveling around in Thailand, your summer holiday is sure to bring out the travel guru in you. However, don’t confine […]

Dublin

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Initially, it was founded as a Viking settlement and has been the country’s primary city for the major part of the island’s history. One will find good hotels in Dublin for a comfortable and pleasant stay. Dublin has become an economic and cultural centre for the […]

Dublin Women and the Blind Man

From Dublin Ireland Dublin
Standing waiting to cross the road to get my weekly pizza I over heard a few remarks beside me. I was aware that I had stopped at the crossing besides a blind man, his cane was to my side and his free arm was trying to find the buttons for the […]