Night life in Dublin
Mary Murphy
April 30, 2018
I find it hard to pass an open door. There’s a curiosity about me that wants to know what’s inside. This was rewarded last week
I find it hard to pass an open door. There’s a curiosity about me that wants to know what’s inside. This was rewarded last week
Let’s just wander, I said. And see where we end up. We were headed to the IFC in Dublin’s docklands, down by the Customs House,
Visitors to Dublin can get caught up in the tide of tourists that flows around the hot spots like Trinity College and its Book of
I was baptised into the Catholic Church. And for the large part of my adult life (when I got to choose whether or not to
I tell myself that I only need a bed. A clean bed. And hot water. And a decent breakfast. I tell myself that I don’t
I was a great fan of Bulmers back in the day. I loved the stuff. But as my stomach ages and my taste buds get
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It’s been years since I last lived in Clontarf. I did my time in Dublin 3 many lifetimes ago. And I loved it. Being able
It’s not that I’m afraid of heights. I’m not. But I like to have something solid under my feet when there is so much distance
Someone told me a while back that people die twice. Once when they physically expire and again when their name is spoken for the last