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Joe Sixpack Irish Beer & Whiskey Tour conclusion

Susan Wolfson

Guinness always tastes better here The author at Guinness Storehouse
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Joe Sixpack Irish Beer & Whiskey tour day 8 Craft Breweries

Susan Wolfson

Today we leave Galway and visit two breweries and a bar on our way to Trim.  This is our last full day of the Joe Sixpack Irish Beer & Whiskey tour.  You can start at our first day here.

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Joe Sixpack Irish Beer & Whiskey tour day 7 Aran

Susan Wolfson

Today's adventure is to the Aran Islands.  This is day 7 of the Joe Sixpack Irish Beer & Whiskey tour.  Pick up from our first day here.

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Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 6 Cliffs of Moher

Susan Wolfson

We set our sites on the Cliffs of Moher today.  We check out of the Killkenney PLaza this morning.  Actually we simply leave our bags outside our rooms, have breakfast and then leave.  CIE takes care of check out and luggage for us automatically - nice.  Catch up with day 1 of our trip here.

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Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 5 Dingle

Susan Wolfson

The Dingle Peninsula was our focus for today, our fifth day of the Joe Sixpack Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour.  You can catch up starting with day 1 here.

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Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 4 Irish Countryside

Susan Wolfson

Our Ireland beer tour continues as we leave Dublin and make our way across the Irish Countryside.  Click here for day 3.

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Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 3 Glendalough

Susan Wolfson

Editor's note:  the tour actually took place in mid October 2016.

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Joe Sixpack Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 2 Kells

Susan Wolfson

Our Joe Sixpack Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour continues in Dublin featuring the Book of Kells.  Today we left the hotel for a quick bus tour of the city of Dublin.  The city is currently putting in a new tram line and so many streets are under construction.  During the short bus ride to Trinity College our guide pointed out the Georgian architecture (especially the doors of Dublin), St. Stephen's green (one of three Georgian squares of the city) where the rebellion of 1916 started.  She also pointed out Oscar Wilder's birthplace and James Joyce's influence on the city.

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Joe Sixpack Ireland Beer & Whiskey tour - day 1

Susan Wolfson

The St. James Gate Brewery is the source for the European and American markets Barley from Guinness St. James Gate Brewery
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