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lindsaywesker · 1 year

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Good morning! I hope you slept well and feel rested? Currently sitting at my desk, in my study, attired only in my blue towelling robe, enjoying my first cuppa of the day. Welcome to Too Much Information Tuesday.

There are 328 people in the US called Abcde.

Signs saying 'Beware Of Pickpockets' attract pickpockets.

In ancient Rome, women used tampons soaked in opium.

The best time of the day for hand-eye co-ordination is 8pm.

Fear of heights only begins six weeks after a baby learns to crawl.

Half the buyers of vinyl records in the US don’t own a record player.

The average Briton lies about how they really feel 11 times per week.

The happier a bird is, the jazzier and more free-form its singing will be.

Prisoners in California can reduce their sentences by opting to fight forest fires.

Red lipstick boosts waitresses' tips from male customer but not from female ones.

At a food safety conference in Baltimore in 2014, 100 attendees got food poisoning.

Hippos can retract their testicles over a foot into their body to stop rivals biting them.

Until the reign of Henry VIII, kitchen assistants in the Royal household worked naked.

A cyberchondriac is someone who scours the internet looking for details of their illnesses.

There is more toxic nitrogen dioxide in London's Oxford Street than anywhere else in the world.

As a teenager, Sean Paul was on the Jamaican national teams for both swimming and water polo.

Before the invention of colour TV, 75% of people reported dreaming in black and white. Today, only 12% do.

William The Conqueror banned capital punishment. Instead, criminals had their eyes or testicles removed.

Robert Mugabe's wife, Grace, received her PhD from the University of Zimbabwe two months after she enrolled.

King Harold didn't die at the battle of Hastings from an arrow in the eye: he was hacked apart by four Norman knights.

Astronomers at the Allen Telescope Array in California always keep champagne in their fridge in case they discover alien life.

George Orwell named '1984's torture chamber Room 101 after a BBC conference room where he endured countless, boring meetings.

When Stephen Hawking gave a lecture in Japan, he was asked not to mention the possible re-collapse of the universe in case it affected the stock market.

There is no strong evidence that having sex, going for a walk or eating spicy food helps to induce labour in pregnancy. Nipple stimulation, however, has been shown to work.

By the end of her life, Queen Victoria's bust measured seven inches more than her height (5’ 0”). Did the maths for you: 67 inches! Search “Norma Stitz” to see what that looks like!

The oldest known British joke dates from the 10th century. Found in a book of Anglo-Saxon poetry, it reads, "What hangs at a man’s thigh and wants to poke the hole that it’s often poked before? Answer: A key."

Your dreams get weirder during the night. Shortly after you fall asleep, your dreams are most likely to be about things you did or saw during the day, but as the night wears on they become increasingly detached from reality.

In 1923, a jockey named Frank Hayes won a race at Belmont Park in New York despite being dead. He suffered a heart attack mid-race, but his body stayed in the saddle until his horse crossed the line for a 20-1 outsider victory.

Aphrodite of Knidos was one of the first full-size female nude statues in Greek history. According to ancient Greek historian, Lucian of Samosata, it was so lifelike that a man broke into the temple where it was housed to attempt to have sex with it.

In 1978, Isaac Asimov judged a local limerick contest and deemed this entry to be the best out of 12,000: “The bustard’s an exquisite fowl, With minimal reason to growl, He escapes what would be, Illegitamacy, By grace of a fortunate vowel.”

In 1996, a Hong Kong gangster kidnapped the son of the richest man in Asia and demanded a $130 million ransom for his return. After receiving the money, the gangster later called the billionaire and asked him for advice on how he should invest the money.

French gangster Albert Spaggiari was arrested after his gang stole 60 million francs worth of valuables from a bank. At his trial, he distracted the judge, then leaped out of a window and fled on a motorcycle specially set up for him. He was never caught.

The single biggest expense in the Lego Universe video game was hiring a team of moderators to detect if anyone had built Lego penises. Lego Universe was supposed to be the Lego MMO to rule them all but the PC-exclusive title disappeared from existence not too long after its launch. Despite the team's best efforts, their dong detection software just couldn't keep up with the sheer amount of inappropriate player erections popping up everywhere.

Okay, that’s enough information for one day. Have a tremendous and tumultuous Tuesday! I love you all.

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libidomechanica · 2 years

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And Mankinds Eye it is not my paper, show of

A limerick sequence

Last came, twas only sin when love, thus sings a bird on every soul devoid of grace which Nature, striue you the World! And Mankind’s Eye it is not my paper, show of.

She comb’d its brightest ground; when you’re slow, his mantle hairy, and there I said, Look! On the citizens’ applause, of which hath one, and cast it in doves and women whores?

III

Cries coming from all milk of human soul, the Carian Artemisia strong emotions fill the rosebuds steeping! And, which Betty Foy? To find a soul that’s his.

To malice, and break so great loue which we’ll speak of young heart not alone. With many a vacant heart I set thee wi’ as gude a craft rig as made out on the wall.

Hark what she kisses, thief that Orpheus voyce obtain from the barbershop. Dearest Eye it is, the bowl, then commend. His arms shall not trout name your cool radiance fell?

His prisoners, dividing the fold? To manage well descrie, teaching heart, head, and mutability. And Johnny? Into a married my bonie lass o’ Ballochmyle.

VII

There is she, where I will not that thou find’st not be so, nor the halloo! Stella, who made me go to the New Morning sun. That tracks her night and now doth Geraldine?

VIII

The golden head has wit in it. I believed in not the castle where I shall see some richest dye, flames are blest thee to meet you in your sorrow to Niobe did breede.

A king sate on that I was: love paternal in his old age in her Cypress but uncurrents of clean body. And lay down in widest rivers, cloud of his peer.

‘Are you are, shining in time of night. And we entered our trust and the shepheardes all: which is traditionally designated great. God, even silence decay.

And far, near her cry, “o misery! I lift the wind,—and nothing saw, but she will say that to her? Slew both his blinding thee Proof that the Bridegroom of Dominion.

XII

An imagination is a love- sick eye, that never crowed for a single gentle streaming eyes endure not satisfied with his Feet. Are good fortune of shame?

XIII

To which we in the edge of that lie open a persons say the white balloon? Think you, if Laura had been and still an unwean’d lamb, the wrong! How she utter’d be.

XIV

The touch, the stroke—If Johnny’s wit and thy brow, to smoothed a petticoat; pity he lovely in crowds before you may witness of her. Angel of flight to my cell.

Them placed me to mee: no, no, no, go not think for a minute. One little breeze that come, thou art a queen, fair friendly face. And all the hall, or frost, nor dare complain.

XVI

With his sharpen’d from the river or a war? Like the hills of Ettrick’s vale, is sinking to the Heaven only knows not, grow in only frightened field, where my God.

XVII

And fly with love, like curious odor, that thou wert wont to fear to thee, and speak out in the blast was over, this woman send away! Happens, this love so well.

XVIII

Which treats of war the fourteen I married men; for the sky, or who dare touch’d the boundless welcomnesse. Nations something, and the rank mist they were one walked through the sea!

XIX

Which are one of all the westland winter, when the brain to me belonging it home. Since the things as cold earth-wandered if her mother doth roam the clime shed its fruit.

Can young heart from sacred through the palace to stay. All are not fear; above the sensuous organic Harps diversion, perhaps million fighters forth sweet, and clear.

XXI

Thou lik’st so well hast thou to malice, and the mild white neck to venture such expenses, dreading the flower. Or if Delusion came down, down! Than stockit mailens.

XXII

Where Cupid, and she, like the churchmen starts; no jealousy a human heart. But that all-white Ohio town your passion ought, to make church and. At fifteen I stopped.

XXIII

The day; come away, away, until I get a man. For often she is mild and gleam, where dewdrops pearl the whole flood that complain of her hand, the vena cava.

XXIV

While to touch of her idiot boy. The Princess. Oh! Or brought: for of thy worth the other chamber door; and did but To make the floor, and heard of Martha!

XXV

Ah, woe is me! Moth for their names, pulling tales to a short tunes? I hae as gude a craft rig as made thy brow, and tak the cool and dust, like one long as it’s most trying!

XXVI

At the laurel, issued gorged with little avails then my harp can tell? Foolish am I to the gracious God! Intersection to join the custom of old?

XXVII

And if you are as good! And he is busied. But not learned women: but the class, What faculties, when the bark of my sore distresse, who made me sick, am I.

XXVIII

As if in Susan’s side, far and forever and over his Supremacy. To the rock, than that peep and restless love, to the courtesy, this dreams have a tear.

XXIX

Than alive less bigger than the striped white girls longer think no more than my knees. The upper air, feel some of the second and soon I shall read a book together.

XXX

How she uttered words Salámán’s face a furnace sealed: drink deep, dear cockade, ye’re no unwrought; no courtier could I have years half so fair! Half-listening chambermaid.

XXXI

A sunbeam found the parching me out. The creature to bind my knee. The dark lintels, their style I’ll sighing cry, a ruin, underpropp’d, and wishing mathematics.

XXXII

No more, for tongues can in good compare? But to show, the service dwell, whence haue had found’st a louely grace she the last gasp of love pitiful grew better ha’f o’t.

XXXIII

His question, he, made increment of a wall, a hedge, between eternity. Play but at push-pin half the declivity, seeing his traveller: for ever.

XXXIV

Why is thy grove, each simplest Lute, placed me under female hands over to otherwise. It is the space between ye; yet ne’er let me, true in love as I am?

XXXV

But most, and a sun, and all his best. The Field of Sir Leoline? With earth has Nero, more than dust! In all than not revere: imagine you may not I that his peer.

XXXVI

The main, and tell it all to yourselves for two. Love as braw and birth new joy was sprinkled on your eyes and his Palate blew; he said—Oh Darling our discoursing size.

XXXVII

—The wean wants a cod: i’ll profess no second spring; begin, and ends of free the world goes by, still such an one. What new to speak too much mescal. The world.

XXXVIII

I met her; point out with two tame fools may delight, sank down with a wand’ring kiss the vale of thought I went to search for our moist and pine! And there that perilous flood.

XXXIX

Know not,’ quoth the Diamond of urine. Grip, angle and spite and spite and spiral- talk. As those floweth Helicon the orange, the modest, took advantage of shame?

The nights to see such valid reason? Some to mee: no, no, no, my Deare, let bee. From whose Palace The Soul of each, and o’er his minions and built a house in mourning.

XLI

And tell each obscene and see this to the very top, and on the poison through the errant fog, the bay? What Love exclaim: Forbear, nor use a faithful friendly face.

XLII

Those nonsense things, in fact I care not else, we promist weale; breakfast. Fair maiden in health, in heauenly haueour, her princes’ favourite of time must not for freedom.

XLIII

Can move; she live and me. Of olive green isle in the balmy air, and damns me for thine own soft beams, injoying of the swore they burr, as loud as any other grace.

XLIV

The devil is down with awe I praise— for some kindness. The violets lingering in the place, forcing with heart, my lassie o’ my head; the pond to shake, as all my care?

XLV

And daffadillies fill and make a ball above them happy Betty Foy! Though he fleecy cloud is grown old, the glad sound of fiddling, compare? Mark where art thou dasht?

XLVI

But it in the apple trees never bear unless the Levant; except their starting-post. When I am sad and loose a flying in the shearers’ feast You have snake!

XLVII

So little step beyond measure, at least, she were!—Had not say: for what complain. When with these obtain from eight o’clock till full fifty yards from you I try to kneel.

XLVIII

But branches current of those dalyings, without loneliness. Concord better loosely—like an Alpine torrent’s force, and proceeds, and ev’ry side shall match to that now.

XLIX

Love loves, we seek no midnight holes. With his pony now doth the spray. About in the new fire; full of bright soul would tell each other while thy brow, so soft and brought forth.

As do bewray a wanton winds, amidst the sound as twilight’s blue candles out Phoebus daunce euen? Than the edge of that dwell for ever at his sharpe arrowes tries?

We danced, to which your sorrow on the bard, So let us melt, and saved me not the meane at once more loue lo Stella loue. So leaving brow, to sweeten my poore name.

LII

Blue forget to sing, from a gutted mine, and swirled justly souls confine? Ah woe is me! Believe there was not so vigorously I cared for fair. Her sights controls.

LIII

Once, quickly she had address’d his question, he, made in the drugstore, sipping starres the ground. Room were terms for perfection’s endowment, though the vast heaven grac’t, ah!

LIV

Are pacing on the violets’ eyes, was table, table-cloth and other found and suddenly ashamed of beauty on the decks of Rockport. Among the cool and green.

Last he rose and flow’rs, and silver. I’d not let my tall pine shall who in the brave poor soul, the court’ said Cyril. It seemed singing them cough on the toy sloops go by.

LVI

Thus did they hold a treasure, let not you pinch a flowers Sappha went, and the o’erlabour’d steer; whate’er thy bones was shaped like a hard although I fly and violet?

LVII

The Crown both Was and I the depths of both, or where she cry? And sin, I know of, that hobbles up the bed, and breath of wild and grass, does to my subject, and come back.

LVIII

On mountain-head, some say, if to love’s rites are very air seem’d a curious mazes spreads aloft by thy louer? The happy still true love’s great oath I swear, were they?

LIX

Can abide to see? As its calm, her senses roll themselves, was her wreathe our two loves her mind the evening smiles to leave to set it well, helpe me to thee, fa la la.

What faculties, when with fingers directed? With it, and Heaven a blessing a little muddy pond of water, among men, light alone till my dying day.

LXI

He and glowed and skilful pilot, thou art! It was no place of feeling; but O with musicke, sweet, wee dochter, that never can invade with his lyre, and if you can.

LXII

Like clouds lightnings of the glad sound of a little-footed China, touched the lonely wild: but woman, off! Wilt thou hast desert, I am murdering gypsey-folk.

LXIII

And stars he takes this kingdom of the two that all to the ground. Brought a slighted, and never men were not you do the beach, but a mouse, dumbe Sleepe holdeth all the dark.

LXIV

An’ tease my pains so fashion all be before, all bow along with rayne? No voice of Sir Leoline? Seeing his trim hath put a spirit hovering on untamed wing!

LXV

Light fading rose she drops headlong frozen clips, he stroke. For joy illum’d my guilty men; but, alas, is meat, dancing like an infants at a stand and, on fall night.

LXVI

The lap of Proserpine. When Juliana comes, adoring moon, yet linger in the tuck-in of a hill of moss, and yet reserve them who drew Achitophel’!

LXVII

Her riches,—and show to smile that’s one which I know solitaire? That drifted up into her who first word to feel you among her this rhyme is penned, who though the screeched!

LXVIII

Live: tell her once large bounty fed; robert Burns: fie on silly bogles, wealth of globed peonies; or if thy mind, care less: some to mee: no, no, my Deare, let bee.

LXIX

And, you soarer, you flapper, you floated in this cordial wine! For her, and water yet religion meets all motion and Roses! This—dost thou since purple, pulsing.

LXX

Yet hangs his pace is slack; now, the man; tattooed or woaded, winter breeze would lend stutter forget to weep the dye of her. You gone, and low, whom, SPIRIT fair, and shame!

LXXI

And much better done, too, bleeding horse? You thumbed, the goblins’ hall, and perfidious bark, built in this, and a helpe for nought. Sic a wife was dour and dim; but Christabel?

LXXII

When my heart can move; twere my God. Or Wordsworth sometimes wakes,—to shore to-day, he’ll let me sleep, seeing eye; but love thee hence. Are seacolor. The page, enwrapped from.

LXXIII

And ne’er a ane to peer her. Robert Burns: fie on silly coward many dreadful to sever, in nameless till we in the day; for in pensive mood, they stretched plight.

LXXIV

No more from right they hate flattery! Of appear morning sing. But half so faire my race. She a weeping at the bed she hearts does Betty well could not do you know.

LXXV

But when the down war! Up shoes, you covered in sleeping fire you must love in love, abiding love near- on ten years, he never know if e’er you appear morning skies?

LXXVI

Still picturing tones, yet your name was starr’d with gems; her very joy. To frost to fly from all those boughs, cuckoo; cuckoo, cuckoo then, in any room containing you.

LXXVII

What if all below, a heart it was wonderful replied Melissa; no— I would surely spread our blanket. Convention must be worn at heart to be overcast!

LXXVIII

You left me, sweet babes? Triumphant, unaware, and said in council, two better place, and on the green, she forthwith led fair Geraldine, I must charge, alive with you.

LXXIX

To gie ane fash. Plums suck a week, and averaged each; and she winter gave guesses, and list to thy grove of this a woman and, you soarer, you floated in consent.

LXXX

Could, and moon, with the like, t is no lack of wolves! The gloam with wrong wayes; those vermillions, this to tell in what high priest, and ask’d the window light blue eye, the presence.

LXXXI

Every word but moss and pitie to my neighbouring thing! To gild refined, that eternal smile: perfect, not to be wroth with reefs which makes many more, speaks nor stirs; ah!

LXXXII

What kind of the Blest. And nothing left to eat, but Thanks, ’ she said, what ails poor child pushed her pure heard what the lowest. Until some minx tripped up-stairs, she accords me too.

LXXXIII

Thorn you see, we live in a rowe? And if they burr, burr, burr, burr—now Johnny soon with ambitious blacke, both into their sake and for the Ten originally and dark?

LXXXIV

From you love then she is full, and I, shall neigh—no dull and dumb with grains gaily through half the claws of a pirate. In nation, become a tree, and also be true!

LXXXV

About the feather for it anew revive; inspired lady—the gems entangled every land? My life by Archdeacon Coxe. She took the down, in bush and me.

LXXXVI

Save that keep no chip of it for ever find this Cot, and twenty lives. But when the Baron’s heart, through the zodiacs filled with love I prize not, madam: by your pockets?

LXXXVII

She smiles as sweets you so apply, place of fools or heroes if silence in. Who lay down in her breasts of Fame, stella behold thy sister Psyche, ’ said Christabel!

LXXXVIII

I recognize. I wonder in the moss is spotte, which do breathe still with their vain endeavour: frail man, when he rends upon a Harp of strawberries, that clad her cry.

LXXXIX

Completely puzzled are their name. In Italy he’d ape the third rail that what wildered you! Younger and more of men, how you ask me to say, how saw you now?

But all around it. For who dare touch my skill reply! This sorrow pine, to tend the whirlwind’s on the leaves turn to life Thou might sit beside the self-approving what?

XCI

Of solemn troops, and free—sir Leoline will know. I know of, that so well sayd, still to the Head of my this paper perfit white, sleep of wonder’d wishes for the page.

XCII

And loud, and jealousy, that sadness our loves, and she was no lack of such welcomnesse. Is this poor thorn she sings in like these, and in starlight wood, see ye warp not.

XCIII

What kind of children will stars he takes the grey church, and well for Elisa, decked at home! And she came to a weak Woman; nor Liberal, who can rule and duty clash!

XCIV

If more where Jove bestowing! We’re told things are, which make me any man: and, last not exceeding waves do rise or fall asleepe, me thing a pittance; these sneers again.

XCV

Settle yet the door. Gold, the present weather woman slept with all those red cheeks, her body calls you a dunce, and retained, even to gain, and hold up little maid!

XCVI

Those scarlet cloak, I will part us! Beyond a six canto into thy grace can you were tinged it is then prefer, stay Must we but with silence all outwent.

XCVII

Myrtle, meet emblems mix with what shoulder, the owlets throat; abase those self- loves of summer-time, o’er- spreads her wreaths at a stand in a rapture it. With hurried hands.

XCVIII

To woman, nature, art, bold fiction, see, of grass and thee, and lie fallow in the pony’s side, far and with much contempt the vales and his heir. So that bosom dies.

XCIX

Ah, braid no more wretched growe: yet to thy grace can young year. And yet, because it is, that clad her cruelly! Fair is blonde&when she warbles, bossed wight: the flower and aye?

These were green darkness buds, blossom. Though we play but at push-pin half the church on the stroke—If Johnny’s but an expansion, like morning Post its arms to make the things?

Poor Susan Gale. Dares straight and marble, plate and Milton’s Eve were not there are the bone of young year forgot to see, like a boy I sought to show with silence decay.

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k00278216 · 2 years

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Radius

My group decided to tackle this project by initially finding a quiet place to sit down and observe the city around us. I was a little familiar with George’s Quay and so we chose that as our spot, and quickly discovered that we enjoyed the peaceful, secluded feel it had compared to the rest of the city during the day.

Those of us from smaller towns felt that it reminded us of home. We dubbed our peer group the George’s Quay Binches (bitches + benches).

After our initial sketches we decided to take a walk along the Shannon and explore some of Limerick, but used George’s Quay as our home-base. Based off this tour we came up with the idea of trail maps, like those found in national parks. We also found the commonality of windows in all of our sketches.

We then created a viewfinder also including a map of our tour, with the Shannon acting as the window that those of us not from Limerick see the city through.

Overall I was very happy with the work that my group produced as I felt it really captured the diverse nature of our group as well as the fun we had getting to know each other.

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murderousink23 · 1 year

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05/12/2023 is International Nurses Day 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️🌎, Fintastic Friday 🦈🌎, National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day 🇺🇲, National Limerick Day 🇺🇲, National Nutty Fudge Day 🇺🇲, National Odometer Day 🇺🇲, National Military Spouse Appreciation Day 🇺🇲, National Provider Appreciation Day 🇺🇲

#international nurses day #fintastic friday #national fibromyalgia awareness day #national limerick day #national nutty fudge day #national odometer day #national military spouses appreciation day #national provider appreciation day

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novumtimes · 9 days

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Elections 2024: Irish Independent has every count live blogs county-by-county updates podcasts and video

Using an interactive map, readers will be able to easily click through to see the most up-to-date results for the local electoral area. Voters went to the polls in the local and European elections on Friday Election 2024 The Irish Independent will be the essential destination for rolling election coverage of the local and European elections, including updates from reporters at every count centre in the country. Our team of journalists will be working today and in the coming days on all our digital platforms to bring readers the latest developments, results, analysis and video. After an election that the pundits have found difficult to predict, our top writers will provide in-depth analysis. And as part of the Irish Independent’s ongoing dedication to local online news, the app and website at www.independent.ie will carry rolling news updates from every county. At least one reporter has been assigned to provide continuous updates from each area, which can be easily accessed by searching for your county on the app/website. Party leaders vote in local and European elections Using an interactive map, readers can easily click through it to see the most up-to-date results for all local electoral areas. The coverage starts on Saturday with boxes opening at 9am so that count staff can begin the mammoth task of separating local votes from those cast in the European elections. Voters in Limerick also had a third ballot paper for the country’s first directly-elected mayor. Our live blog will bring together tallies as the morning develops, with the first counts in the local elections likely to land in the early evening. Readers can also expect tallies to give a good indication of how the main parties have fared in the European elections as Saturday goes on – but the results of the first count cannot be announced until 10pm on Sunday night. This is to allow voting end in other EU countries. Counting in the Limerick mayoral elections will start on Monday. As the political trends are revealed, the likely fallout from the election will be analysed online and in the Sunday Independent and Irish Independent in print. On Monday, The Indo Daily podcast will assess the mood of the nation. Editor-in-chief of Mediahuis Ireland, Cormac Bourke, said: “With a general election looming and difficult topics being debated, this campaign has felt different from what has gone before. The outcome will have major implications for every town in Ireland and we want to make sure all our readers in every corner of the country know what it means for them.” Source link via The Novum Times

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stilltravels · 16 days

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English & Ireland

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brookston · 1 month

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Holidays 5.12

Holidays

Appreciate Your Cousin Day

Army Day (Republic Srpska)

Borage Day (French Republic)

Canada Health Day

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Day

Day of Finnishness (Finland)

Fibromyalgia Day

512 Day

Flag Day (Belarus)

Florence Nightingale Day

Free Cone Day (Haagen-Dazs)

Gum Health Day

Hermione Asteroid Day

Homer Simpson Day

Infant Mortality Awareness Day

International Awareness Day

International Awareness Day for Chronic Immunological and Neurological Diseases (CIND)

International Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day

International Day of Plant Health

International Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day

International Nurses Day

International Women n Mathematics Day

Jodhpur Foundation Day (India)

Koriteh (Gambia)

Limerick Day

National Anthony Day

National Canine Companion Graduation Day

National Child Care Provider Appreciation Day

National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day

National Hospital Day

National Mental Health Provider Day

National Military Spouse Appreciation Day

National Pleasure Day

National Public Gardens Day

National Sapphire Segulah Day

National Spouse Appreciation Day

National Tampon Day

National ‘Ya Dig!’ Day

Native American Rights Day

Nonsense Day

Odometer Day

Olde May Day (Julian Calendar)

Pilgrimage to Fatima (Portugal)

Plant Health Day

Resistance and Liberation Day (Lebanon)

2nd Amendment Action Day (Pennsylvania)

Shashmaqam Day (Tajikistan)

St. Andrew/Andrea the First-Called Day (Georgia)

Woodmen Ranger's Day

Working Mothers Day

World ME Day

World Topiary Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Bagel with Cream Cheese Day

Nutty Fudge Day

Independence & Related Days

Manitoba (Province Day; Canada; 1870)

The United Democratic Republic of Mackinac (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

Xoli (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]

2nd Sunday in May

Bring Mom Out For a Beer Day [2nd Sunday]

Children’s Day (Spain) [2nd Sunday]

Father’s Day (Romania) [2nd Sunday]

Lilac Sunday [2nd Sunday]

MILF Appreciation Day [2nd Sunday]

Mother’s at the Wall [2nd Sunday]

Mother's Day (US) [2nd Sunday]

National Dildo Day [2nd Sunday]

National Sports Sunday (UK) [2nd Sunday]

National Veal Ban Action Day [2nd Sunday]

National Women’s Checkup Day [2nd Sunday]

Punch's Birthday (London, England) [Sunday closest to May 9]

Rural Life Sunday [2nd Sunday]

Soil Stewardship Sunday [2nd Sunday]

Ziua Tatălui (România) [2nd Sunday]

Weekly Holidays beginning May 12 (2nd Full Week)

Food Allergy Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Healthcare Documentation Integrity Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Week]

Hospital Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Defense Transportation Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Week]

National Nursing Home Week (thru 5.18) [Starts Mother's Day to Saturday]

National Police Week (thru 5.18)

National Prevention Week (thru 5.18)

National Return to Work Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Salvation Army Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Skilled Nursing Care Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Sunday to Next Saturday]

National Stuttering Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Women’s Health Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Prepare Tomorrow’s Parents Month Week (thru 6.16) [Mother’s Day to Father’s Day]

Reading is Fundamental Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Salute to Moms 35+ Week (thru 5.18) [Begins on 2nd Sunday]

Tick Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Work at Home Mom’s Week (thru 5.18) [Begins on 2nd Sunday]

Festivals Beginning May 12, 2024

British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA TV Awards; London; UK)

CiderFeast East Coast Tour (Portland, Maine)

Prague Spring International Music Festival (Prague, Czech Republic) [thru 6.3]

Uchinada World Kite Festival (Uchinada, Japan)

Feast Days

Aranya Sashti (God of the Woodlands; India)

Baby Bear (Muppetism)

Basil of Ostrog (Christian; Saint) [Serbia]

Cat Parade (Belgium)

Crispoldus (Christian; Saint)

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (Artology)

Day of Purification of All Things (Ancient Egypt)

Diomma of Kildimo (Christian; Saint)

Dominic de la Calzada (Christian; Saint)

Edward Lear (Artology; Writerism)

Epiphanius of Salamis (Christian; Saint)

Fairy Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Royal Humans Disbanded (Shamanism)

Flavia Domitilla (Christian; Saint)

Francis Patrizi (Christian; Saint)

Frank Stella (Artology)

George Carlin (Humanism)

Germanus of Constantinople (Christian; Saint)

Gregory Dix (Church of England)

Hugh Hefner Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Imelda (Christian; Blessed)

J.E.H. MacDonald (Artology)

Joachim von Sandrart (Artology)

Joan of Portugal (Christian; Blessed)

Joseph Beuys (Artology)

Lemuralia, Day 3 (Ancient Rome; Dedicated to Eradicating Malevolent Spirits of the Dead)

Leslie Charteris (Writerism)

Limerick Day (Pastafarian)

Marius (Positivist; Saint)

May-Hill Day (Everyday Wicca)

Modoaldus (Christian; Saint)

Nereus, Achilleus, Domitilla, and Pancras (Christian; Martyrs)

Old Beltane (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Pancras, the second of the Ice Saints (Christian; Martyr) [Three Chilly Saints #2]

Patriarch Germanus I of Constantinople (Eastern Church)

Philip of Agira (Christian; Saint)

Quokka Day (Pastafarian)

Rictrudis (Christian; Saint)

Ross Bleckner (Artology)

Sirhind Fateh Diwas (India)

Tithi of Damodardev (Assam, India)

Vara’s Blot (Pagan)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Yom HaZikaron (a.k.a. Yom HaZikaron LeHalalei Ma’arakhot Yisrael ul’Nifge’ei Pe’ulot HaEivah or Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers of the Wars of Israel and Victims of Actions of Terrorism or יוֹם הזִּכָּרוֹן לְחַלְלֵי מַעֲרָכוֹת יִשְׂרָאֵל וּלְנִפְגְעֵי פְּעֻלּוֹת הָאֵיבָה) [4-5 Iyar]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [28 of 71]

Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]

Premieres

Absolutely Anything (Film; 2017)

The Andromeda Strain, by Michael Crichton (Novel; 1969)

Are You Experienced, by Jimi Hendrix (Album; 1967)

Around the World in 80 Days (Animated Film; 2022)

Beach Peach (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1950)

The Big Top (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1938)

Coupling (BBC TV Series; 2000)

Crimson Tide (Film; 1995)

Danger Zone, by Kenny Loggins (Song; 1985)

Earth Girls Are Easy (Film; 1989)

Exile on Main St., by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1972)

5, by Lenny Kravitz (Album; 1998)

The Frog Prince (Muppet TV Special; 1971)

Just My Luck (Film; 2006)

Let’s Rock (Film; 1958)

Lord Foul's Bane, by Stephen R. Donaldson (Novel; 1977) [Chronicles of Thomas Covenant #1]

My Boy Johnny (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1944)

Only Angels Have Wings (Film; 1939)

Panama Lady (Film; 1939)

Pickled Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1965)

Pulp Fiction (Film; 1994)

The Rachel Papers (Film; 1989)

Snowbody Loves Me (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1964)

Symphony No. 1 in F Minor, by Dmitri Shostakovich (Symphony; 1926)

The Three Railway Engines, by Rev. W. Awdry (Book; 1945) [1st Thomas the Tank book]

Tomorrow!, by Philip Wylie (Novel; 1961)

Top Gun (Film; 1985)

A Whiter Shade of Pale, by Procul Harem (Song; 1967)

Today’s Name Days

Pankratius, Pankraz (Austria)

Leopold (Croatia)

Pankrác (Czech Republic)

Pancratius (Denmark)

Rünno, Tapper, Võitur, Vootele (Estonia)

Lotta (Finland)

Achille (France)

Imelda, Joana, Pankratius (Germany)

Epifaneios, Theodoros (Greece)

Pongrác (Hungary)

Achilleo, Nereo (Italy)

Ina, Ināra, Inars, Valida, Valija (Latvia)

Nerėjas, Nerijus, Neris, Vaidutis, Vilgailė (Lithuania)

Normann, Norvald (Norway)

Domicela, Domicjan, Dominik, Epifani, Flawia, Jan, Jazon, Joanna, Pankracy, Wszemił (Poland)

Ioan (România)

Pankrác (Slovakia)

Aquiles, Domingo, Germán, Nereo, Pancracio (Spain)

Charlotta, Lotta (Sweden)

Herman (Ukraine)

Achilla, Achilles, Achilleus, Grady, Grant, Kelby, Kellen (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 133 of 2024; 233 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 19 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Huath (Hawthorn) [Day 1 of 28]

Chinese: Month 4 (Ji-Si), Day 5 (Bing-Zi)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 4 Iyar 5784

Islamic: 4 Dhu al-Qada 1445

J Cal: 13 Magenta; Sixday [13 of 30]

Julian: 29 April 2024

Moon: 23%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 20 Caesar (5th Month) [The Gracchi]

Runic Half Month: Ing (Expansive Energy) [Day 3 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 55 of 92)

Week: 2nd Full Week of May

Zodiac: Taurus (Day 23 of 31)

Calendar Changes

Huath (Hawthorn) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 5 of 13]

#calendar #Holidays

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Holidays 5.12

Holidays

Appreciate Your Cousin Day

Army Day (Republic Srpska)

Borage Day (French Republic)

Canada Health Day

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Day

Day of Finnishness (Finland)

Fibromyalgia Day

512 Day

Flag Day (Belarus)

Florence Nightingale Day

Free Cone Day (Haagen-Dazs)

Gum Health Day

Hermione Asteroid Day

Homer Simpson Day

Infant Mortality Awareness Day

International Awareness Day

International Awareness Day for Chronic Immunological and Neurological Diseases (CIND)

International Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day

International Day of Plant Health

International Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day

International Nurses Day

International Women n Mathematics Day

Jodhpur Foundation Day (India)

Koriteh (Gambia)

Limerick Day

National Anthony Day

National Canine Companion Graduation Day

National Child Care Provider Appreciation Day

National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day

National Hospital Day

National Mental Health Provider Day

National Military Spouse Appreciation Day

National Pleasure Day

National Public Gardens Day

National Sapphire Segulah Day

National Spouse Appreciation Day

National Tampon Day

National ‘Ya Dig!’ Day

Native American Rights Day

Nonsense Day

Odometer Day

Olde May Day (Julian Calendar)

Pilgrimage to Fatima (Portugal)

Plant Health Day

Resistance and Liberation Day (Lebanon)

2nd Amendment Action Day (Pennsylvania)

Shashmaqam Day (Tajikistan)

St. Andrew/Andrea the First-Called Day (Georgia)

Woodmen Ranger's Day

Working Mothers Day

World ME Day

World Topiary Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Bagel with Cream Cheese Day

Nutty Fudge Day

Independence & Related Days

Manitoba (Province Day; Canada; 1870)

The United Democratic Republic of Mackinac (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

Xoli (Declared; 2021) [unrecognized]

2nd Sunday in May

Bring Mom Out For a Beer Day [2nd Sunday]

Children’s Day (Spain) [2nd Sunday]

Father’s Day (Romania) [2nd Sunday]

Lilac Sunday [2nd Sunday]

MILF Appreciation Day [2nd Sunday]

Mother’s at the Wall [2nd Sunday]

Mother's Day (US) [2nd Sunday]

National Dildo Day [2nd Sunday]

National Sports Sunday (UK) [2nd Sunday]

National Veal Ban Action Day [2nd Sunday]

National Women’s Checkup Day [2nd Sunday]

Punch's Birthday (London, England) [Sunday closest to May 9]

Rural Life Sunday [2nd Sunday]

Soil Stewardship Sunday [2nd Sunday]

Ziua Tatălui (România) [2nd Sunday]

Weekly Holidays beginning May 12 (2nd Full Week)

Food Allergy Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Healthcare Documentation Integrity Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Week]

Hospital Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Defense Transportation Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Week]

National Nursing Home Week (thru 5.18) [Starts Mother's Day to Saturday]

National Police Week (thru 5.18)

National Prevention Week (thru 5.18)

National Return to Work Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Salvation Army Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Skilled Nursing Care Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Sunday to Next Saturday]

National Stuttering Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

National Women’s Health Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Prepare Tomorrow’s Parents Month Week (thru 6.16) [Mother’s Day to Father’s Day]

Reading is Fundamental Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Salute to Moms 35+ Week (thru 5.18) [Begins on 2nd Sunday]

Tick Awareness Week (thru 5.18) [2nd Full Week]

Work at Home Mom’s Week (thru 5.18) [Begins on 2nd Sunday]

Festivals Beginning May 12, 2024

British Academy Television Awards (BAFTA TV Awards; London; UK)

CiderFeast East Coast Tour (Portland, Maine)

Prague Spring International Music Festival (Prague, Czech Republic) [thru 6.3]

Uchinada World Kite Festival (Uchinada, Japan)

Feast Days

Aranya Sashti (God of the Woodlands; India)

Baby Bear (Muppetism)

Basil of Ostrog (Christian; Saint) [Serbia]

Cat Parade (Belgium)

Crispoldus (Christian; Saint)

Dante Gabriel Rossetti (Artology)

Day of Purification of All Things (Ancient Egypt)

Diomma of Kildimo (Christian; Saint)

Dominic de la Calzada (Christian; Saint)

Edward Lear (Artology; Writerism)

Epiphanius of Salamis (Christian; Saint)

Fairy Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Royal Humans Disbanded (Shamanism)

Flavia Domitilla (Christian; Saint)

Francis Patrizi (Christian; Saint)

Frank Stella (Artology)

George Carlin (Humanism)

Germanus of Constantinople (Christian; Saint)

Gregory Dix (Church of England)

Hugh Hefner Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Imelda (Christian; Blessed)

J.E.H. MacDonald (Artology)

Joachim von Sandrart (Artology)

Joan of Portugal (Christian; Blessed)

Joseph Beuys (Artology)

Lemuralia, Day 3 (Ancient Rome; Dedicated to Eradicating Malevolent Spirits of the Dead)

Leslie Charteris (Writerism)

Limerick Day (Pastafarian)

Marius (Positivist; Saint)

May-Hill Day (Everyday Wicca)

Modoaldus (Christian; Saint)

Nereus, Achilleus, Domitilla, and Pancras (Christian; Martyrs)

Old Beltane (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Pancras, the second of the Ice Saints (Christian; Martyr) [Three Chilly Saints #2]

Patriarch Germanus I of Constantinople (Eastern Church)

Philip of Agira (Christian; Saint)

Quokka Day (Pastafarian)

Rictrudis (Christian; Saint)

Ross Bleckner (Artology)

Sirhind Fateh Diwas (India)

Tithi of Damodardev (Assam, India)

Vara’s Blot (Pagan)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Lucky Day (Philippines) [28 of 71]

Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]

Premieres

Absolutely Anything (Film; 2017)

The Andromeda Strain, by Michael Crichton (Novel; 1969)

Are You Experienced, by Jimi Hendrix (Album; 1967)

Around the World in 80 Days (Animated Film; 2022)

Beach Peach (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1950)

The Big Top (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1938)

Coupling (BBC TV Series; 2000)

Crimson Tide (Film; 1995)

Danger Zone, by Kenny Loggins (Song; 1985)

Earth Girls Are Easy (Film; 1989)

Exile on Main St., by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1972)

5, by Lenny Kravitz (Album; 1998)

The Frog Prince (Muppet TV Special; 1971)

Just My Luck (Film; 2006)

Let’s Rock (Film; 1958)

Lord Foul's Bane, by Stephen R. Donaldson (Novel; 1977) [Chronicles of Thomas Covenant #1]

My Boy Johnny (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1944)

Only Angels Have Wings (Film; 1939)

Panama Lady (Film; 1939)

Pickled Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1965)

Pulp Fiction (Film; 1994)

The Rachel Papers (Film; 1989)

Snowbody Loves Me (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1964)

Symphony No. 1 in F Minor, by Dmitri Shostakovich (Symphony; 1926)

The Three Railway Engines, by Rev. W. Awdry (Book; 1945) [1st Thomas the Tank book]

Tomorrow!, by Philip Wylie (Novel; 1961)

Top Gun (Film; 1985)

A Whiter Shade of Pale, by Procul Harem (Song; 1967)

Today’s Name Days

Pankratius, Pankraz (Austria)

Leopold (Croatia)

Pankrác (Czech Republic)

Pancratius (Denmark)

Rünno, Tapper, Võitur, Vootele (Estonia)

Lotta (Finland)

Achille (France)

Imelda, Joana, Pankratius (Germany)

Epifaneios, Theodoros (Greece)

Pongrác (Hungary)

Achilleo, Nereo (Italy)

Ina, Ināra, Inars, Valida, Valija (Latvia)

Nerėjas, Nerijus, Neris, Vaidutis, Vilgailė (Lithuania)

Normann, Norvald (Norway)

Domicela, Domicjan, Dominik, Epifani, Flawia, Jan, Jazon, Joanna, Pankracy, Wszemił (Poland)

Ioan (România)

Pankrác (Slovakia)

Aquiles, Domingo, Germán, Nereo, Pancracio (Spain)

Charlotta, Lotta (Sweden)

Herman (Ukraine)

Achilla, Achilles, Achilleus, Grady, Grant, Kelby, Kellen (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 133 of 2024; 233 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 19 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Huath (Hawthorn) [Day 1 of 28]

Chinese: Month 4 (Ji-Si), Day 5 (Bing-Zi)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 4 Iyar 5784

Islamic: 4 Dhu al-Qada 1445

J Cal: 13 Magenta; Sixday [13 of 30]

Julian: 29 April 2024

Moon: 23%: Waxing Crescent

Positivist: 20 Caesar (5th Month) [The Gracchi]

Runic Half Month: Ing (Expansive Energy) [Day 3 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 55 of 92)

Week: 2nd Full Week of May

Zodiac: Taurus (Day 23 of 31)

Calendar Changes

Huath (Hawthorn) [Celtic Tree Calendar; Month 5 of 13]

#Holidays

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Part 2 of our Ireland & German adventure

Day 4 continues with a lunch stopped in the town Derry/londonderry for lunch.

In Derry/londonderry we headed to a mall for a quick lunch since we only had 30 min parking.

We then jumped back in the car and made our way towards the Atlantic Way.

A 3 hour drive to the Atlantic way in Donegal then to our hotel which was 23 mins away back north at the abbey hotel in the town of Donegal. When we arrived to the Atlantic way it reminded me of a beach town. This was our first encounter of rain. It started drizzling, we just hiked up the beach to see the view but were unable to climb because the rocks look slippery from the rain.

In the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland has one of the best road trip routes in the world. Coastlines and castles, beaches and harbour towns, cliff walks and abbeys, mountain ranges and rugged islands – all this lies ahead of you (and much, much more) as you explore Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.

Taking in a range of cities and towns, stretching from Donegal to Cork. You'll also see many miles of countryside, weave through rural communities and even journey through Connemara (one of our national parks) and Skellig Michael (a UNESCO World Heritage site!)

Next stop the Abbey Hotel in the town of Donegal. Since the hotel was in the middle of town we had to unload quickly, municipal parking was does the road. I had to download the parking app in order to pay. We loved our stay the hotel had a bar restaurant with delicious food and nightly entertainment!

Day 5 The next morning we enjoyed breakfast at our hotel and then walked around visiting shops and speaking to the locals. Lukas’ got his first job as a store clerk, the owner was so jolly and loved having us there! Across the street was Dongela Castle! We enjoyed this castle because unlike the ones in northern Ireland this one had furniture! We were able to go back in time and experience living in a castle! Definitely a great town to stop at!

We jumped in the car almost 3 hours to make it to Ashford Castle for our Tea Experience! $$$ Although it was pricey we enjoyed the experience and had a chance to enjoy many photo ops on the gorgeous grounds!

We then jumped back in the car and in an hour and half we checked into the Western hotel in the town of Galway. We enjoyed dinner in the restaurant where there was a band. My son enjoyed the entertain and dancing!

Day 6 The next morning we had an amazing hit breakfast with also buffet choice. After breakfast we checked out and drive 44 mins away and stopped at Hazel Mountain chocolate factory! Best decision ever! Such a remote spot with the best chocolate we ever tasted!

After getting our very own chocolate tour and enjoy our hot chocolates we jumped back in the car for another 30 mins to reach our next destination the Cliffs of Moher! Definitely an incredible experience! We were even able to walk around to stretch our legs!

We then jumped back into the car for our final stop the day in the of town of Limerick! We enjoyed lunch at an Italian restaurant into town. Then we went down the road to king John’s castle where we got a peak of history filled with Vikings and crusades!

Then it was off to our final stop our hotel! The strand Hotel was amazing!!!

Day 7 The next morning we have a delicious Breakfast then ventured out to our next destination. We stopped by in town at a Dunnes Store “supermarket” where my son bought a Harry Potter Halloween costume. Apparently Halloween is really big in Ireland.

We reached Killarney where we stayed for 3 days At the Lake House! The first day we decided to book a 3 course dinner and unwind for our adventure.

Day 8 We had the most amazing breakfast with such an amazing view!

After breakfast we headed to the stables for a horse ride around Killarney national park.

Then it was off to Ross Castle for a horse and carriage ride around the national park.

We went back to the hotel to change and head to the gap of dunloe where we hiked a few miles to the top! Def worth the hike!

We then drive to the most amazing car ride up the mountain to ladies view and stopped on the way down the mountain at Torc waterfall!

After a long day of adventure we stopped by the muckross abbey for dinner where I had my first and last Irish coffee!

Day 9 we checked out of the lake house and headed back to Dublin. We stopped at st Patrick cathedral. Then parked at the mall at the jervis shopping center so we could walk around town. We walked to the spire of Dublin &ha penny bridge. Then went back to our first hotel where we started our road trip in Ireland!

Day 10 we checked out and drive our car rental back to easirent and took a cab 5 mins down the road to the Clayton hotel. Where we enjoyed our last dinner in Ireland. Amazing Italian restaurant!

Day 11 the hotel gave us to go breakfast and we boarded our shuttle bus at 5am to get to the airport just minute away to departed for Germany !!!! We almost missed our flight ✈️

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