Co. Wicklow

[martino]

on saturday i am flying to ireland, with a plan to spend a week travelling through county wicklow with a covered wagon.

i am not a horsey person but daughter lili is, so she will be holding the reins while i laze off.

does anybody know wicklow and is willing to provide travel advice? i sure would appreciate any info.

after a week we will be spending two nights in dublin so if any of yous well-travelled people out there had any recommendations, i'd be much obliged!

[Guest]

St James Gate. (for you)
a stroll down Grafton st.
St. Stephen's Green
Trinity college (for her- I think it's cool for kids to see 'older' students and established institutions of higher learning and shit. I went to Harvard when I was 12 and for 2 months studied everyday...but it didn't take)

[mccutcheon]

that was me. go get a Guinness.

[Tommy Martyn]

If the weather holds you are in for a treat. Although I have nephews and neices a plenty in Ireland, they are all up in the North. I also had a girlfriend from County Cork. Happy memories indeed. Sadly when I try to recall my times with her in Ireland all I can clearly recall is her boobs (which were excellent) and her blow jobs. (descriptons of which will have to be submitted to the poetry pages if I ever get round to it)

Bon Voyage.

[martino]

thanks, guys. i will be thinking of the friendly PA people when on the road.

sadly, spending time in pubs is probably not so good when you are travelling with child -- they simply don't allow entrance in the UK. perhaps the situation is more liberal in ireland though; we'll see. when i was 14 i spent a week in southhampton (england) and got semidrunk every night; nobody asked me about my age but they did offer me smokes; maybe i appeared precocious. now i am protective, so my daughter, who is almost 14, will have to wait...