Every single day while we passed by Bruxelles pub from our hotel and when we came back at the end of the day, my husband never failed to say hi! to him. Him is the statue of Phillip Lynott, the Irish singer, bassist, musician, songwriter and poet who first came to prominence as the frontman [...] . . . → Read More: The Ace With The Bass

Walking around Dublin became the norm while we were on vacation. We found it a lot easier to explore the city on foot. Merrion Square was one of our targets to explore. Designed by the artist, Brian King, we came across a pyramid made primarily of granite slabs resting on a steel frame interspaced with [...] . . . → Read More: The Pyramid On Merrion Square

The Gaiety Theatre on South King Street in Dublin, Ireland is home to operatic and musical productions, as well as occasional dramatic shows. It opened its doors in 1871 and even with some restoration works done through the years, its Victorian charm is retained and remains as Dublin’s longest-established, continuously producing theatre. While we didn’t [...] . . . → Read More: Gaiety Theatre

After a delayed flight of two hours (while already on board) and seven hours of flying direct from JFK to Dublin, I was too lazy to unpack after we checked in at The Westbury. I instead took my trusty point and shoot camera and the trigger happy me started snapping away. Whether picture worthy or [...] . . . → Read More: Having One Of Those Days

No hotel could have been more perfect for us than The Westbury when we visited Ireland. Located just off Grafton Street (touted as the liveliest pedestrian shopping mall), everything was within our reach. Staying in the center of the action was awesome. We originally wanted to stay at the Four Seasons but we decided against [...] . . . → Read More: The Westbury Hotel