Dublin, Wales and London: Ireland, Dublin

In Ireland Dublin we stood in The Tara Tower Hotel

Our first day we walk around many main street in Dublin like Westmoreland street, O’ Connell street & Aston Quay were Liffey boardwalk is

The O’Connell Monument 1882

The group at The Molly Malone Statue

James Joyce Statue

The National Cathedral and Collegiate church of St Patrick 1192

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral has contributed much to Irish life throughout its long history.

Trinity College 1592 inside is The Book of Kells C.800
( NO VIDEO OR CAMERA WERE ALLOWED INSIDE THE BOOK OF KELLS)

Trinity College Library is one of the world’s great research libraries, holding the largest collection of manuscripts and printed books in Ireland.

St. Patrick’s Festival Parade in Dublin

Starting at Parnell Sq. North at 12 noon

With the 2008 parade embracing the theme of “Energy” this parade was the most memorable St. Patrick’s Day Parade for me. For more then three hours I was entertained by breathtaking display of creative talent as the parade weaves through the city centre, Irish street theatre companies, ceremonial groups and international marching bands that create an exciting carnival atmosphere.

Here is short video !

After that we just went to eat in a Cuban restaurant !!

Guinness Storehouse 1759

Home of Guinness, Dublin

Maritza Pena & Anderson Sanchez photograph by Johana

A Guinness fermentation plant from 1904 to 1988 is now the 7-storey visitor experience dedicated to the history and making of this world famous beer. Located in the heart of the St. James Gate Brewery, Guinness Storehouse the home of Guinness where I discover what goes into the makings of each and every pint.

The building is designed in the shape of a giant pint of Guinness, that if full, would hold 14.3 million pints and while I was making my way through Guinness Storehouse I tasted the beer in the laboratory where I can appreciate the beer like a real connoisseur.

Water is one of the ingredients.