No trip to Ireland is complete without a stop in Dublin. Rich in history, art and omni-present Guinness signs, this city has it’s own unique vibe. Why were we in Dublin? Why, to see PapaBarr and Miss Grace, of course! Along with seeing Aunt Casey back on the safari, we’d been trying to see more family,
The best quote I heard in Dublin came from an employee at the wonderful Jam Art Factory gallery who told me that Dublin’s street art scene is really just getting started as the country is essentially so Roman Catholic that it’s hard to break the rules! It was only about 10 years ago that street art
Ireland was yet another country not on our “round-the-world-trip list” until PapaBarr and Miss Grace (Aaron’s folks) offered to meet us in Dublin. If someone’s inviting us, though, why not!? As luck would have it, almost as soon as we made plans to go, we also were selected for a terrific Irish pet-sitting assignment that
Yesterday we had to say goodbye to Aaron’s dad and stepmom, Grace, who met us for four wonderful days in Dublin. Right on cue, the skies turned gray and the rain came down. Needing to get out of town, we rented a car and headed towards Adare (a small town near Limerick) for our next