Deffo would have missed the ferry if it wasn't for him mate.
Me and her spent the Autumn in France after the summer but had a big massive argument over a Portuguese chick that fancied me. She's now shacked up in Galicia with a fella she met o the Camino de Santiago. We occasionaly keep in touch and always will be good mates and I wish her well.
ah thats nice. at least it didnt go too bitter
The Titanic museum is wicked, comprehensive as anything - as are the black taxi tours which are ace too. Friendly people and wicked pubs (seemed to notice how they are far more authentic than Dublin's sorry!) that are mostly built in the old school style. Cheap too!
titanic is good yeah, i believe the one in cork is shite. i went the belfast one twice (brother i think gave me two tickets he won, and a few years later my nephew was frantic to go so we went back).
I dont go out much in it though.
I had a good night in McHughs which is a good spot, was there after a u2 gig. Revolution near the victoria looks good but full of tossers, was there for my wifes 40th. some arsehole at the bar literally waving and counting wads of cash, some tart barging at the bar telling me to hurry up when she is barging me so much i cant even get my hand in my pocket to retrieve my wallet, some other tart accused me of throwing a drink over her, i did no such thing.
Few good eateries though. Hilton does good grub in the sonoma and fratellis is good, i love the merchant but its dear, the international, the duke of york, the national and the john hewitt are decent spots.
If you are into it the grand opera house is stunning inside
