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15 things that I'd still like to do in Ireland

As my time here draws to a close, here are some things that maybe I'll try to get to before I go.

  1. Killary Fjord Boat Tour. Just came back from seeing this fjord again and I saw a sign that there are boat tours. It's so beautiful, so this could be a great thing to do.
  2. Brigit's Garden. It looks beautiful.
  3. Pullman Restaurant at Glenlo Abbey. I hear it's cramped, but it would still be cool.
  4. Seaweed bath. Diana just mentioned it to me today, but I'm so intrigued.
  5. Menlo Castle. Been on my list for a while, but haven't made it out there.
  6. See a movie in a theater. I have two on the docket right now, so I think I'll get this one done.
  7. Buy a Claddagh ring. Yes, I've decided that I want one.
  8. Make it to Cork again. This is more for nostalgia than anything else.
  9. Kennys bookshop. I've only recently heard of it and I love me a bookstore.
  10. Bake. I would love to bake here before I go.
  11. Try some more kinds of tea. I'm trying to like tea, I swear.
  12. Do another escape the room. I'm really growing to like them.
  13. Try Guinness again. I really should give it another shot.
  14. Get a free old fashioned. I have two coupons for one, so I should use those before I go.
  15. Go to Jungle Cafe. It looks fun and I've wanted to try it for a while.
(Prompt by me)

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