Week A'way Dublin - Day 4

Parable:
Ephesians 2


Coffee:
Costa Rican

Today's Virtual Itinerary:

This morning, we'll meet up on the north side of Liffey River at Mochaland Cafe.  Once everyone who wants coffee, has coffee we'll head across the Liffey into the Temble Bar area.  There are several bars with the word "temple" in their names, but there is just one "Temple Bar" that your likely to recognize from postcards.  In the evenings this is a rowdy area with many tourists and few locals, but since we are here in the morning, it is much quieter and most of the people we see are actually Irish, who are busy cleaning up from the night before and restocking for the night to come.  From The Temple Bar, we proceed on to the base of O'Connell Street to the O'Connell Monument.  Here we will likely meet up with a few of the late sleepers from our group, perhaps some may have visited the Temple Bar last night.  From here, you can choose to continue up O'Connell Street, one of the most Iconic streets in Dublin, or continue walking along the Liffey River to the EPIC Museum.  The Irish Emigration Museum delves into the past of Ireland's diaspora in brilliant interactive detail. The state-of-the-art visitor experience explores the inspiring journeys of over 10 million people who left Ireland's shores throughout history.  Today's back story looks to the point in history when so many Irish soldiers left Ireland to join the armies of many other countries, including an Irish brigade that fought in the U.S. Civil War.

Don's B.S.

News & Notes

the path is narrow . . . may you find The Way

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