ultra gaelic

Apparently the sheep, cattle, foxes, and even the haws (new vocabulary word!) portend a white Christmas this year. Weather permitting, I’m off to London late on Christmas Eve to stay in a hostel for three nights before heading off to Morocco for a holiday (as they say around here), where the weather should be much sunnier and warmer than here in Dublin.

Should be back to Dublin late on Sun., Jan. 3, but my connection in London involves switching airports and airlines (all to save a few bucks!), so it’s possible I won’t make my connection and will need to stay the night in London. For those I don’t speak to before leaving, merry Christmas and happy New Year!

If my packing goes well on Thursday, I’ll snap some daytime photos of the apartment for sharing before I leave.

In the meantime, a few shots of Dublin that I’ve snapped this month.

Custom House, on the River Liffey:

River Liffey, looking towards the Docklands:

Grand Canal (close to my new apartment!):

Oh, while I’m citing local news reports, I know a few people will be relieved to know that the Guinness storehouse near the center of Dublin did not burn down. So we’ll still be able to go on a tour when you visit!

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