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I am sad to say that this will be my final blog because we were sent home. After our long trip through Northern Ireland our professor gave us Tuesday as a day to recover from our trip. Emma, Jordyn, and I went into Galway Tuesday afternoon, we got our nails done and did some shopping.Continue reading “Week Five: March 10th – 15th”

This week was a very exhausting, but exciting week. We had a long trip all over Northern Ireland. To start the week, we had class on Monday at The Kings Head, which is a pub in Galway. We learned about the history behind the pub and had a friendly debate about Oliver Cromwell. Our debateContinue reading “Week Four: March 2nd – 9th”

This week we had class Monday through Thursday, like a normal week. On Monday we spent most of the day after class recovering from our long weekend in Dublin. Tuesday, we spent class discussing our trip to Croagh Patrick. After class I procrastinated my readings for literature and binge watched some Netflix. Wednesday was oneContinue reading “Week Three: February 24th – March 1st”

I began this week with only two days of class. I rolled out of bed just in time to make it to class on both Monday and Tuesday. Monday consisted of a whole lot of relaxing after class. Tuesday after class Korinne and I went into town and ate at a restaurant called An CrúiscínContinue reading “Week Two: February 17th – 23rd”

On Monday we began class, our first class was Irish History. I really enjoyed this class. After this class we went into Galway for the afternoon and went grocery shopping. I found the grocery shopping to be a little difficult because the store was arranged much differently than they are in the States. During ourContinue reading “Week One: February 10th – 16th”

My journey started by packing my bags and preparing for my long flight to Dublin. I was sick the week before I left which made me feel like I was unorganized and not prepared to leave. After getting packed and saying my goodbyes I headed to Denver on Wednesday and spent the night in aContinue reading “The Journey to Ireland”