Kissing the Blarney Stone, Kinsale’s colourful streets, and Charles Fort on the harbour.
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Hello hello hello! What a lovely tour day that approaches us. After a two hour bus ride, we arrived in County Cork. The sky was a soft blue full of bright sun and wispy clouds, which felt like such a treat when in Ireland...
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Everyone then had an hour to go kiss the Blarney Stone or explore Blarney’s multitudes of GORGEOUS gardens—like the Fern Garden, the Vietnamese Garden, the Poison Garden, the Carnivorous Garden, or the Fairy Garden. There were even special little things mixed around in there, like a Druid’s Stone, the Witches Cave, and the Stone Circle...
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Gooooddd morning!!! Everyone is FULL of excited energy--today we go to CROKE PARK!! "That was the best thing I've ever done," Strider said with a huge grin. "I screamed so much, I don't think I'll be able to talk tomorrow..."
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In the Cork School of Art, a student in 1832 once stated that "we are indebted for the weaving of that spell which once brought up before our eyes the brightest forms of antiquity for inspiration..."
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Many of our students do not need the "gift of the gab," but they had the opportunity to kiss...
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I am confident that the only reason I am standing here today is because the Irish Life Experience, and all of the wonderful people involved, helped me find my way...
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