After staying in Cork for one night, we took about a 20 minute train ride to Cobh (pronounced 'cove'). It is a beautiful little sleepy seaside town known for being the point where many people left for America during the potato famine.
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04 January 2009
Cork
We went to Cork and Cobh for our anniversary and the new year. We have a new found appreciation for Cork; it has a university feel as it is home to University College Cork, it's cheaper than Dublin, it is the 3rd largest city in Ireland (behind Dublin and Belfast), and has the 2nd largest natural port in the world (behind Australia).
The former Beamish brewery. When tried to have a tour, we were told Heineken recently bought them out and they no longer give tours :(
Unfortunately we were in Cobh for the new year and were unable to attend "Freakscene" :)30 November 2008
thanksgiving usa
We had a fabulous Thanksgiving last Thursday and are greatful for all the friends we have made while we've been in Dublin. 16 people ended up coming for dinner and we had a delicious spread of traditional Thanksgiving dishes. The stuffing I made was a particular success :) Here's the recipe, http://www.elise.com/recipes/archives/000036moms_turkey_stuffing.php
30 September 2008
road trip - crater lake
road trip - redwoods
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St. Coleman's Cathedral on the hill.

















