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Dublin. The Temple Bar area, near our hotel, is where all the tourists go at night. Lots of music, lots of people, lots of signs proclaiming “authentic” Irish food, beer, etc.

Sand sculpture in the courtyard of Dublin Castle. Part of a series of five sculptures, one for each of the five senses. This is “sight.”

Viking tours. What better way to experience Dublin than to put on a horn hat and maraud around in a banana-colored boat? We saw these on the streets with surprising regularity.

Who says Dublin is all Celtic knots and Yeats poetry? How ’bout a game of Space Invaders ON YOUR BODY?

The Dublin Spire, one of the city’s major landmarks: a giant metal spike stabbing the sky. This is apparently from the “Bowser’s Castle” school of architecture.

Hiking through the more mountainous areas of Howth. Though you can’t see it in this photo, we’re still right next to the ocean.

The real reason people visit Dublin: the Guinness Storehouse. It’s a giant museum, a kind of shrine to the brewer, right next to the brewery itself.

This is *the* place to have a pint of Guinness: in the Gravity Bar at the top of the Guinness Storehouse, with a panoramic view of Dublin. Pretty crowded, though.

The Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin. No, I don’t know why it’s called that. Maybe that was their construction budget?
I hope you two had an awesome time. I crept on the pics D: and they look amazing! ^_^
Hey!! Great to see you. 🙂 I really enjoyed all the e-mails you sent while I was gone. I actually took a few photos in Ireland specifically for you, I’ll get them sent in the next few days here.
Woot woot! I need to start creeping on all of the posts more. XD (I like seeing all of the pictures!)
You’re welcome to creep anytime. 🙂