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| 16th March 2008 Carolina Harboe | I love El Salvador! - From: Easing through El Salvador, the warmest people yet, they´d remind you of Limerick folk. It was so nice to read your comments about my country! Yes, it's true, we really like tourists in El Salvador! Everybody is heartly welcome! |
| 11th January 2008 guanaca | Hometown "Metapan" - From: Easing through El Salvador, the warmest people yet, they´d remind you of Limerick folk. The mini taxis are the best idea the city has came up with in a while. The last time I visit, it was a very pleasant one, because it didn't require a whole lot f walking!!!! LOL |
| 9th August 2007 Anne Nicholl | Hi - From: Tuk Tuking in Thailand Good to read your Thailand blog, havent read one for a while. I love Thia food probably my favourite. Although dont fancy the cochroaches. Ena has booked up for the re-union in September, hard to believe its nearly a year ago. unfortunately i cant make it as Im house hunting. |
| 24th June 2007 Anne Nicholl | Go'day - From: A month in the land down under ! Hi peeps, how do you manage to squeeze so much in. Just read you Oz and NZ blogs, brilliant. Brought back memories of my visit to Australia, which I am hoping to do again Dec/January if my plans come together. Plan to do some whitsundays this time. Although never having thought too much about going to NZ you have changed my mind and it is a definite for the future. You even manged to go to a wedding. got your postcard from Thialand, thanks nice surprise. think you might be home for a holiday just now, and it will feel like a holiday. Enjoy the next stretch of your adventures. |
| 15th June 2007 ENA | Singapore and Australia - From: Singapore- the home of the Tiger (beer that is!!) Hi There. Your blog on above brought back many happy memories when i was there in 1999. Your both great the enthusiasm is still alive. good luck looking forward to the next instalment. |
| 6th June 2007 Vidal Sassoon | New haircut - From: A month in the land down under ! Hi Shiv, did you get your hair cut by?? It looks great! All your lovely pictures, and that's all I can say :) |
| 29th May 2007 Damien Rosney | Hi Dudes - From: New Zealand - "God's own country", "paradise of the pacific" Hi Siobhan & Mozo, Just finished reading your travel blog..........very interesting places ye have been and beautiful scenery in the pictures. I can see why the lady in the store thought Mozo was too young to be buying alcohol. Since he married you Siobhan he looks ten years younger so when he is boasting about how young he looks you should take some of the credit also. Its hard to believe that yere 6 month anniversary has passed and the big one year anniversary is looming. When ye are paying large prices for food and drink try this one for size................we were in Copenhagen for 4 days last week and the beer was 8 Euro a pint in a pub we spent an evening in. At the airport we payed 13 Euro for 2 bread rolls and 2 orange juice. Ireland seems to be a very reasonable place to live after all. The Ireland rugby team are touring Argentina with a makeshift team at the moment in advance of playing them in the world cup proper. There was a fly on the wall documentary on last night of the behind the scenes and dressing room scenes of Irelands 6 Nations campaign. It was excellent and it is very obvious how proud they are of playing for Ireland and how much they want to win .................New Zealand beware. The elections have just finished here and it looks like Fianna Fail will form a coalition with the 2 remaining PD's and a number of like minded independents. Bertie is coming under real pressure about his finances from the tribunal which has restarted and this might make potential coalition partners nervous. There is an outside chance that FG, Labour, Greens & others might form a coalition however this is a real long shot. I suppose ye heard Ireland came last in eurovision........oh the embarrassment. We met Johnny Logan at the airport on the way home from Copehagen and he has got really old looking. Well lads that's all the news for the mo...............take care and looking forward to seeing ye in June. All the best, Damo, Imelda, Stevo & Dara |
| 24th May 2007 Sonya | ???? - From: Time to say goodbye to the Spanish language, for a while anyway! Where's the run down of NZ and OZ??? I'm looking forward to hearing all about it. Thanks for the photos of Coogee, it was like stepping back 10 years. Enjoyed all the memories that came flooding back. Hope you're having a great time in Thailand. Sonya xxx |
| 24th May 2007 Barry | The Argies - From: Time to say goodbye to the Spanish language, for a while anyway! Not too suprised to see Argentina on the top of the table lads!!! Really looked great...a good eyeopener for the future ...thanks :-) |
| 24th May 2007 Poina and Noel | Hello from China - From: Time to say goodbye to the Spanish language, for a while anyway! Hi there Lads, keep the blogs coming, we are not relly doing ours anymore..... finding it hard to get to emails in China, the ole mandarin is hard to get your head around speaking and reading!!!!!! We only have about 7 weeks left at this stage.... yikes anyay safe travels and see you in Dublin to regale each other with travel stories. Take care, Poina and Noel |
| 17th March 2007 Ena | Time to say hello again. - From: Time to go South ! Hi There, still managing to entetain with your scarey adventures especially the swim. Keep safe as you travel into S America. Going to Ireland in April. Love to you both. Ena, |
| 6th March 2007 Elias and Roula | Good :) No good :( - From: Nightly blackouts and cold agua in Nicaragua Hi Maurice and Siobhan ... Hope you guys are still having lots of fun and always making the best deals ... Siobhan sweety enjoy it as much as you can the real world yet to come... Maurice you will need God to help you when you go home... |
| 28th February 2007 elaine little | pasty - From: Nightly blackouts and cold agua in Nicaragua Hi Maurice and Siobahan It sounds like you are having a fantastic time!! trip of a lifetime. I need to know does Maurice have a tan as he was a pasty bugger in australia. Typical Irish with white legs and gammy socks.... |
| 27th February 2007 Sinead Feeney | Are you having fun? - From: Nightly blackouts and cold agua in Nicaragua I'm seriously asking this question. Are you enjoying it? I'm scared every time I read these things. Well Granada sounded like it was nice. But are you going to come back in one piece from those other places? |
| 5th February 2007 Ena | Most Entertaing so far - From: Colourful Guatemala - people, textiles and country I enjoyed that story, FUNNY AND COLOURFUL. look forward to the next one. |
| 24th January 2007 Noel and Poina | Limerick your a Lady!!! - From: Easing through El Salvador, the warmest people yet, they´d remind you of Limerick folk. So El Salvador reminds you of Limerick? I´ll say no more!!!!!! Where are you two now? How was the Galapagos? We´re sweltering in Iguazu at the moment, hopefully we can meet up soon....Enjoy the travels!! Noel and Poina |
| 24th January 2007 Imelda | Exciting Novel - From: Easing through El Salvador, the warmest people yet, they´d remind you of Limerick folk. I feel like im in the middle of a novel waiting to see what going to happen reading of your Taxi ride to Tacuba, and then i remember its real & its you guys, Real scary even from here, well i guess you guys wont have the January blues. happy travelling guys xx Imelda damo & boys. |
| 7th January 2007 Ena | Greetings - From: You can always count on the Sol in Mexico Enjoyed following you'r travels throughout South America. what a great experience albeit somewhat scary at times. We here are enjoying the rain and the storms. but never mind that better weather is on the way.keep on with up to date journals.looking forward to them. It is taking me ages to do this with help from Anne. Good Luck/ Aunt Ena. |
| 2nd January 2007 Anne Nicholl | Happy New Year - From: Briefly in Belize Happy New Year to you both, hope you had a great christmas and celebrated the new year in style. Brillliant reading more of your travel exploits. I definitely want to go to Cuba and go for Salsa lessons, brush up on my salsa skills, me mum and Fiona used to go to salsa dancing, I was the best (dont tell them that), its a great dance. Well if anything, by the end of your travels you will be a lot wiser, scared of nothing, I couldnt do the rat thiing, no way, and put up with no sh#t from anyone. Hope you enjoyed your beach holiday at christmas. Be safe, take care and keep the diaries rolling. |
| 21st December 2006 Barry | Mighty stuff - From: 1st stop Venezuela Great updates lads (especially while I'm reading from my desk in this office!!!) Have a great xmas...and as Justin (Hawkins) says...don't let the bell's end!!! |
| 19th December 2006 Noel and Poina | Easy on the tuna!!! - From: 1st stop Venezuela Hey you two? How are ye both keeping? Like the website, its really good although not too sure about some of the comments, can you substantiate them please..... We´re in Cusco at the moment. Doing the Inca Trek on the 24th and then back here for Christmas, where we are meeting up with about a zillion people we have met along the way, should be good fun. Where are you spending Christmas again? Merry Christmas!!!! Talk soon, Noel and Poina |
| 19th December 2006 Anne Nicholl | Scary!!!! - From: 1st stop Venezuela Great to read all about your exploits. I'd never heard of Travel Blogs, then again, I only got my first computer this year, that shows you what a technofob I am. Anyway I was about to delete these emails as Junk mail, I am so glad I didnt. You two are sooooo brave, I'm afraid I would have been on the next plane out of there. That said it sounds so differe t and it will be something that you will never forget. I look forward to reading more of your holiday highlights. Hope you are somewhere warm and luxurious for christmas. all the best for the new year and the rest of your trip. Anne |
| 19th December 2006 Leslie Conroy | Are you Guys Bored or What? - From: 1st stop Venezuela Nothing else to add lads, its all in the title. Only joking, I'd stay inside writing novels as well, if I experienced the Quentin Tarantino'esque situations you found yourselves in. Sounds great (really only looked at the pictures), did I say that out loud? Look after yourselves, I really mean that! Great to hear from you both & glad all is well. Keep the e-mails(pictures) coming & will send a Christmas message before....eh Christmas obviously. |
| 18th December 2006 Eamonn Redmond | Hi from Newbridge (Ireland!) - From: Tossa de Mar, the Wedding, goodbyes & get ready for lift off. Hi Maurice and Siobhan, I just spent an entertaining 15 minutes with a coffee reading about your exploits. Sounds like an absolute rave, and a fantastic set of memories. Arootcha cha brought back memories of Killashee, but with a better venue, better crowd! Won't bore you with work stuff, but actually much better since you left.... er didn't mean that the way it came out!!!! So for now, continue to have a great time, Congratulations and have a very Happy Christmas Eamonn PS I'm off to a budget meeting now, any chance you'd sell the Big Rig? |