Are you itching for a quick getaway to Dublin? Look no further! Join me on a whirlwind weekend trip to the vibrant streets of Dublin, packed with affordable flights, hotel drama, delicious dining experiences, and a sprinkle of unexpected airport experience.
Booking Your Trip:
I opted for an affordable two-way flight with EasyJet, keeping my travel expenses in check. Tip: Morning flights tend to be cheaper, but if you're not an early bird, consider the trade-off between cost and comfort.
Booking Your Trip:
I opted for an affordable two-way flight with EasyJet, keeping my travel expenses in check. Tip: Morning flights tend to be cheaper, but if you're not an early bird, consider the trade-off between cost and comfort.
Accommodation:
My friend used Booking.com to snag a hotel, but my stay at Louis Fitzgerald Hotel left much to be desired in terms of customer service. I recommend exploring other options for a more enjoyable stay.
Exploring Dublin:
After checking in, at night we headed to Café en Seine for a fun-filled evening. However, the highlight of my gastronomic journey was the fantastic lunch experience at Joel's Restaurant. Just remember, Dublin's notorious rain calls for umbrellas and warm jackets, so come prepared!
Unexpected Encounters:
Lack of sleep from the night before and a jam-packed schedule led to some serious snoozing during my travels. But the real excitement unfolded at the airport on my way back. As I waited for my flight, a fellow traveler left his phone behind. Acting quickly, I alerted the café staff nearby, hoping to reunite the forgetful passenger with his device. While I never learned the outcome, it was a memorable moment amidst my Dublin adventures.
Another memorable encounter unfolded in a rather amusing way. After church, my friend and I decided to take photos together. Struggling to find someone to capture our moment, I approached a nearby lady for help. To my astonishment, she and my friend recognized each other from their secondary school days and immediately embraced. As they reminisced and exchanged contact information, I stood by, amused by the unexpected reunion. Eventually, the kind stranger became our photographer, capturing the joy of our impromptu reunion.
These chance meetings added an extra layer of magic to my Dublin experience, reminding me of the beauty of unexpected connections and the joy of shared moments. As I reflect on my weekend adventure, I'm grateful for the memories made and the wonderful people I encountered along the way. Cheers to Dublin – a city brimming with surprises and heartwarming encounters!
So there you have it – my weekend travel guide to Dublin, complete with tips, tales, and a dash of airport drama. Until next time, happy travels!
Lack of sleep from the night before and a jam-packed schedule led to some serious snoozing during my travels. But the real excitement unfolded at the airport on my way back. As I waited for my flight, a fellow traveler left his phone behind. Acting quickly, I alerted the café staff nearby, hoping to reunite the forgetful passenger with his device. While I never learned the outcome, it was a memorable moment amidst my Dublin adventures.
Unexpected Connections:
Before I wrap up, let me share some heartwarming encounters I had in Dublin. I had the pleasure of meeting some lovely people, capturing memories in photographs, and even stumbling upon some surprising connections.
During my time in Ukraine, I had a roommate who often spoke fondly of her sister, although I never had the chance to meet her. Imagine my surprise when, attending church with a friend in Dublin, I spotted none other than my roommate's sister – someone I had only heard about and seen her picture at the beginning of medical school! Our reunion was filled with laughter and warmth, and I couldn't help but notice her radiant skin.
Before I wrap up, let me share some heartwarming encounters I had in Dublin. I had the pleasure of meeting some lovely people, capturing memories in photographs, and even stumbling upon some surprising connections.
During my time in Ukraine, I had a roommate who often spoke fondly of her sister, although I never had the chance to meet her. Imagine my surprise when, attending church with a friend in Dublin, I spotted none other than my roommate's sister – someone I had only heard about and seen her picture at the beginning of medical school! Our reunion was filled with laughter and warmth, and I couldn't help but notice her radiant skin.
Another memorable encounter unfolded in a rather amusing way. After church, my friend and I decided to take photos together. Struggling to find someone to capture our moment, I approached a nearby lady for help. To my astonishment, she and my friend recognized each other from their secondary school days and immediately embraced. As they reminisced and exchanged contact information, I stood by, amused by the unexpected reunion. Eventually, the kind stranger became our photographer, capturing the joy of our impromptu reunion.
These chance meetings added an extra layer of magic to my Dublin experience, reminding me of the beauty of unexpected connections and the joy of shared moments. As I reflect on my weekend adventure, I'm grateful for the memories made and the wonderful people I encountered along the way. Cheers to Dublin – a city brimming with surprises and heartwarming encounters!
quality time well spent, apart forbad experience in thehotel!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, we had a great time overall. It's a shame about the hotel experience, but the rest of the trip made up for it!
DeleteLooks like that you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteThank you! We really did have a fantastic time!
DeleteBeautiful photos, and you look spectacular in this photo on the plane.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'm glad you liked the photos, and I appreciate the compliment!
DeleteI want travel to Dublin too! I think I will love thi city, maybe I will visit it in the end o the year, only maybe hahaha
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your post
Have a nice day! ♥
That's great to hear! Dublin is an amazing city, and I'm sure you'll love it. Fingers crossed for your trip at the end of the year! Thanks for the kind words, and have a wonderful day too! ♥
DeleteWow what a coincidence! I miss Dublin thanks for taking me back there.
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Wow, what a small world! I'm glad my photos could bring back some good memories for you. Dublin is such a special place!
DeleteNot a place I have ever wanted to visit, but I liked your photos
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment! I'm glad you enjoyed the photos, even if Dublin isn't on your travel list.
DeleteSiempre he querido conocer Dublín. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDelete¡Espero que puedas visitarlo pronto! Dublín es una ciudad maravillosa. Te mando un beso también.
DeleteSeems you had a wonderful time. Wonderful Post! Have a great day!
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Thank you! We really did have a fantastic time. I appreciate your kind words. Have a great day too!
DeleteA experiência deu margem a história. Eu acho.
ReplyDeleteBeijos.
Com certeza! Foi uma experiência que certamente rendeu uma bela história para contar. Beijos!
DeleteHow incredible that you met your roommate's sister! What a small world it can be sometimes. Wow. That is such a beautiful story. I love that there was an unexpected reunion as well. What a magical experience that must have been <3
ReplyDeleteThank you! It truly is a small world. Meeting my roommate's sister unexpectedly was such a pleasant surprise, and it made the trip even more special. It really was a magical experience <3"
DeleteThank you for this post
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to ask.
DeleteI've never been to Dublin, but it's definitely on my list. Thank you for sharing your tips. I'll certainly make sure to avoid that hotel after reading about your horrible experience! xxx
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! Dublin is a must-visit, despite the hotel mishap. I'm glad my tips could help, and I hope you have a fantastic time when you do visit! xxx
DeleteAs I probably said too many times before, I'm not a fan of Dublin, it's not a safe city anymore, however, I'm happy you enjoyed your visit and had a great time. Your trip was meant to be - what a small world and a happy reunion :)
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