In Dublin, I visited The Temple Bar one evening.  That's the bar called Temple Bar, not to be confused with the area on the south bank of the River Liffey called Temple Bar.  Of course, now we're talking Russian dolls, as The Temple Bar is in Temple Bar, but I

I enjoy the comments left on my Consumers Distributing entry.  There are comments from those who fondly remember the old Canadian retail chain, some who worked there and others who aren't at all surprised Consumers Distributing didn't make it. Last week in Dublin, I needed an adaptor for my power

There's an Irish owned and operated restaurant chain I've seen in Dublin called Maple Moose.  They sell crepes, scoop & whipped Ice Cream, Slush Puppie, Waffles and beverages, and they do it all with Canadian branding. I particularly like the logo. Learn more at maplemoose.ie.

Paris was gorgeous, Amsterdam was cool, but Dublin is both gorgeous and cool.  I love this city! I have 171 pictures (and one video) in my Dublin Flickr photoset, but here are a few of my favourites.

Kilmainham Gaol is a prison in Dublin, opened in 1796 and closed as an active prison in 1924.  The history of Kilmainham Gaol is fascinating, especially with regards to its political prisoners, so yesterday I toured the facility. And Peter from the Kilmainham Gaol Museum, if you're reading this, you're

For 38 years, all I've known is cars drive on the right side of the road.  When crossing the street, I naturally look that way - it's ingrained in my muscle memory. In Ireland, they drive on the left side of the road, and I can't seem to remember that.

Walking in Dublin, I've seen plenty of signs like the one below. That sign says it all: I've left Amsterdam.