An Irish Dance Party (1)

An Irish Dance Party at Oliver St John Gogarty 58-59 Fleet Street, Temple Bar - we, students, receiving our last 'indications' from our Irish Dance teachers.
See more on www.irishdanceparty.com .

Trinity College (5) - The Students

The Dubliners (3)

The Dubliners (2)

The Dubliners (1)

Dublin Castle (5) - Our Guide

Trinity College (2)

Collection for Petwatch

St Patrick's Cathedral (4) - Three Choristers

Irish Dance

At Oliver St John Gogarty 58-59 Fleet Street, Temple Bar we've learnt our first Irish Dance steps from two Riverdance members.

Dublin Streets (1)

This is the end of well-known Grafton Street.

In the background you can see some of old Dublin buildings and people waiting to take a photo at Molly Malone Statue.

An Irish Dance Party

In the last afternoon of my visit to Dublin, I decided it is time for An Irish Dance Party.
So, with the flyer in my hand, I looked for Oliver St John Gogarty 58-59 Fleet Street, Temple Bar.
When I found it, I must admit that I couldn't make up my mind - to enter or not and try a little Irish Dance. I have to thank a young man satnding at the door and giving tourists information about the party, who told me: "if you really want to do something, just do it without thinking too much". And I didn't regret it.
On their site - www.irishdanceparty.com - you can see 2 videos made by me at this party (they are posted on You Tube too).
So, if you visit Dublin, you can attend a "real Irish party, learn a few steps with two Riverdance dancers and ejoy a sing-along with the best known Irish songs and ballads"
Every day from 3 to 5 o"clock. Only 12 Euro at the door .

St Stephen's Green (2) - Lunch Time

Trinity College (1) - Careers Week

Trinity College - the four-hundred -year-old university of Dublin - it's one of the most known and respected universities of the world.

As we can find out on university site - www.tcd.ie - its aim is " to provide a liberal environment where independence of thought is highly valued and where staff and students are nurtured as individuals and are encouraged to achieve their full potential ".

Students help Trinity adapt to modern times - when I visited it, they were participating in Careers Week.

The Painter

A special kind of painting - made in the streets of Dublin - "growing" under our eyes.

Tamburine Man

Irish are very cheerful persons - and so was this man playing the tamburine near Molly Malone's statue.