Author Archives: Peter Costea

Baroom I wanna Linger A little Longer A little longer here with you Baroom and as the years go by  I look at you and sigh This is goodnight but not goodbye Baroom From time to time you might hear … Continue reading →

Okay yeah… The SD card in my camera got corrupted and I lost every single photo I have taken on this trip thus far. I mean I have the photos from my blogs and a few others from here and … Continue reading →

Full credit of today’s clever title goes to my good friend and fellow traveler Marie. Apparently her blog is too serious for such an amazing title and but my less then academic blog is capable of using it however.  We finally got to see … Continue reading →

Was told by someone I need to find smurf candy for them. I have yet to be able to find the candy but I found a few of these guys scattered throughout the city while wandering.  Today we were truly … Continue reading →

We left Galway and made our way via three separate buses to the town of Dingle located off of Dingle Bay in the Dingle Peninsula.  Throughout the duration of this Irish Maymester course we explained our studies and travels to … Continue reading →

Finally I got everything to work so I can add these photos. I’m not going to describe anything and will let the photos speak for themselves. They are amazing aren’t they? The Cliffs of Moher are one of the most sought … Continue reading →

This is a video of a man biking down the Mám Clasach Road in country Kerry Ireland. This road is renowned for its scenic overlook of the Blasket Islands the beautiful country side of the Dingle Peninsula. It runs up … Continue reading →

There are over fifty pubs dotting the Dingle peninsula. The people of this people have physically demanding jobs and they all appreciate and very much deserve a cold pint at the end of the day. The towns of the Dingle … Continue reading →

It may be long but it is definitely worth the read. Last night while the group of us were out having a grand ol time at a pub listening to live music sinister things were afoot in the town of … Continue reading →

The city of Derry is a wonderful old castle town. Our guesthouse is right outside the walled city center. You can easily hop up along the walls and look out across the beautiful city. I hope I can go on a run … Continue reading →