TUESDAY 
DUBLIN

You can get your pint at another bar in the building or up on the seventh floor Gravity Bar with a panoramic view of the city.
You don't see a lot of tall buildings in Dublin.
Remember it was clear skies in the morning? The weather changes just like that over there.
Some less than safe looking housing near the brewery.
I don't really know if this is actually part of the old medieval wall, but it looks like it could be.
City Hall, formerly the Royal Exchange, was built in 1779.
So we have Johnny Rocket and they have his Irish cousin, Eddie Rocket.
I wonder what Mrs. Quin was thinking when an adult store opened up next door.
The old Royal Canal used to carry traffic. It doesn't look like it does anymore. The locks are still there and there's a nice little park along this stretch.
It runs past Croke Park not too far away. It's used primarily for Gaelic games, although it has also hosted some soccer and rugby matches.
There was plenty of Gaelic games on television in the evenings. Here's some hurling. The kind with sticks and balls, not the kind you do when you have had far too much to drink.

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