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Ireland
Will be studying in Ireland for a semester, specifically in Limerick,
but will travel the whole country. Any suggestion on places to buy good tea in Ireland? Any coffee/tea shops I should visit? and then furthermore I'm open to suggestions for places to see while I'm there. I have been there before and done many of the tourist thigns. I'm looking for people's suggestions for favorite pubs, favorite little villages to visit, favorite places to e at or sights to see. thanks again |
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