dublin

[Gość: noegall]

i admire dublin and what about you?
have you ever been there tell me about your experience.
shankill dalkey maybe bray?

[Gość: Duduch]

Just the other day I met a teacher of English in Germany,
she came from Dublin. Her English was perfect as far as I
can judge, without the regional accent or slang I often
met in England, let alone in Scotland.
So you ought to go to Dublin or another part of Ireland
if you strive for a good knowledge of English. Further
advantages: the Irish are Roman Catholics and not
Anglicans, and the relations between England and Ireland
are, at least were similar [not equal!] to those between
Germany and Poland. And don´t forget to taste the Irish
whisky!

[Gość: chickenshorts]

Irish is WHISKEY! & not whisky...

Very important!

[Gość: Duduch]

US too: WHISKEY. Irish Gaelic "uisce beathadh", Scottish
Gaelic "uisge beatha", literally translated: "water of life".

Whisky Irish Distilleries

Bushmills Irish Whiskey - Smooth 80-proof blended Irish
whiskey. A blend of single malt and single graim whiskies.

Cooley Distillery - Independent, Irish owned whiskey
distillery.

Green Spot Irish Whiskey - Longest running pot still whiskey.

Jameson - The Irish whiskey manufacturer's official site,
with a shop, a sidebeat lounge, and information on the
history of Jameson.

Preston Drogheda Irish Malt Whiskey - A rare Irish single
malt whiskey.

Na zdrowie! Cheers!

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Gość portalu: noegall napisał(a):

> i admire dublin and what about you?
> have you ever been there tell me about your experience.
> shankill dalkey maybe bray?

I stayed in Dublin for a while and, frankly, there're two things to admire:
1) Dublin & Liffey view at the sunset from the eastern side (from the harbour)
2) street crossing at Trinity College.

My tip: two days in Dublin are enough. One day for the city centre, one day for
visiting the suburbs. Go west man, go west - to Galway, Clare...

Pozdrawiam

[Gość: chickenShorts]

Jeezass, man, how old are you?

Dublin is a 'holy' place! Going, nah... groveling! there again this year, me
turd time... Ere!:

indigo.ie/~kfinlay/General/aerial.htm

www.nysoclib.org/travels/joyce.html

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Gość portalu: chickenShorts napisał(a):

> Jeezass, man, how old are you?
>
> Dublin is a 'holy' place! Going, nah... groveling! there again this year, me
> turd time... Ere!:
>
> <a
href="http://indigo.ie/~kfinlay/General/aerial.htm"target="_blank">indigo.
> ie/~kfinlay/General/aerial.htm</a>
>
> <a
href="http://www.nysoclib.org/travels/joyce.html"target="_blank">www.nysoc
> lib.org/travels/joyce.html</a>
>
>

What's so "holy" out there?? These weird crowds along "sraids" or this
fantastic smell of urine, junk food going off, etc. around most of places in
city centre?

Probably we have a different approach to Ireland. I prefer the country...

[Gość: Duduch]

>I prefer the country<
And what about the islands? Aran for instance (but
without rain!).

Islands?

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Gość portalu: Duduch napisał(a):

> >I prefer the country<
> And what about the islands? Aran for instance (but
> without rain!).

I assume, islands must be OK as well but I've never been on any of the Irish
ones. I saw, however, a hardly visible landscape of Aran from the Clifs of
Moher:-)) CU