Dublin Blog

 The final stop in this wonderful excursion was Dublin. As someone who is very Irish and grew up raised with a lot exposure to Irish heritage I was super excited for this stop. 


Even though we didn’t get to spend a whole lot of time in Dublin I was still able to experience at lot of things. 


On our last night in Dublin, my friends and I went to the famous Temple Bar. Unfortunately it was incredibly packed and hard to move around and enjoy ourselves. After taking some photos of the exterior, we moved on to a LGTBQ+ bar down the street called The George. We had a lot fun here and the music and people were wonderful. 


The next day was our travel day back to the states. Even though it was sad, we were all happy to get home to our own beds and incredibly grateful for the amazing time we had. 

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