Good bye to all of you!!!

It's been a very busy year, so many students in the optative "Travelling Abroad" and I want to thank you for all the efforts you've done in order to create nice reviews and amusing and interesting dialogues throughtout the year!

It's been a pleasure to meet you all!!! although sometimes it was quite difficult to fulfill deadlines because of many reasons.

Once the year is over, everything is forgotten and we only remember the best moments you've given to all of us!

Thank you very much! 

Wishing you the very best!!!

9th day: Saturday 17th June - Cork/Dublin - by Abel Bonet

The 17th of June, which was our 9th day in Ireland, we woke up very soon, had breakfast and headed to Blarney's Castle. When we arrived we visited its garden and went to the top of the castle. The tradition says you have to kiss the stone in order to make your dreams come true. We came back to the bus, but before we bought an ice cream, which was so tasty and fresh. That afternoon, we arrived to Dublin, and we went to visit the great Guiness factory. We walked around the museum of the most famous beer in the country, and we had a drink at the highest floor. We took some group photos and went back to have dinner and sleep, since it was our last in Dublin. This day was so fun and interesting!

6th day: 14 Wednesday June - Derry/Galway by Judith Malagón

Glencar Waterfall

Glencar waterfall

At 08:45 we went out the hostel to go to Galway and went to Glencar Waterfall, after two hours we continue to arrive Galway.
When we arrived we went to visit Galway, we went to the hostel, left our luggage and then we went for a walk, then went to Dunnes Stores shopping.

When we finished we went to Spanish Arch and finally we went to see the city centre.

At the Hostel Connect

Galway Cathedral

Center of the city

When we were in the center of the city went to the cathedral and then we had two free hours. Afterwards we returned to the hostel.

The Spanish Arch

8th Day: Friday 16th June Galway/Killarney by Merce Tuca

On the day of our stay in Ireland, the first time i go to the beautiful beach, later take the buss and go see the stone of fertility and later go tu the buss and we will see the dolphine (Fungie) in the village of Dingle, who will wait for two hours to be able to see him. Then proceed to the subway (a supermarket) to buy the lunch. Then we took the bus again and go to a natural partner where we took a few horse-drawn carriages and went for a walk in the park ... we were able to observe the nature of Ireland and the wonderful landscapes, then very tired we went to dinner And directly to the hostel to rest for the next day.

10th Day: Sunday 18th Juny 2017 Dublin/Barcelona by Maria Martí

The last Sunday we got up at 8:30. At 9 o'clock we went shopping and left us some time free to do the last shopping. We saw the General Post offfice for the last time, as it is an important building for the history of the Independence of Ireland. At 1 o'clock we left the hostel. A bus was waiting for us to take us to the airport. We arrived in time and we had some more free time till the embarking. At 5:10 we had our flight to come back to Barcelona. At 8:45 we were already in Barcelona, and we caught the bus and at 11:40 minutes we arrived in Borges Blanques.

The General Post Office, one of the most important landmarks in Dublin

Henry Street, a very comercial street in Dublin

Going towards the gate of our flight in Dublin airport

Waiting for our flight

A view from the sky

the sunset in the sky

10th Day: Sunday 18 juny of 2017 Dublin/Barcelona David Olle

Today we have got up at 8:45 and later to have breakfast.  We left the hostel at 10 and went to buy up to 12. At first we went to the airport and we were there until 5:10 that the plane take off and we got to 9 to Barcelona we took the bus and we arrived at 11:30 Borges.

Henry street and the tall Spire in the centre of Dublin

The Half Penny Bridge in Dublin

Trying to find our gate at Dublin airport

Arriving at Barcelona airport

Bye Ireland  " See you soon  Green emerald island"

7th day: Thursday 15th June - Galway/Killarney - Dunguaire castle- Baby cliffs- cliffs of moher- adare- killarney by Abril Mañero

Today we went to Dunguaire castle and we visited the castle and we saw the landscape. Later we came back to our bus and we went to the baby cliffs moher and we saw very beautiful views. Later we went to the Cliffs of Moher but the wind was blowing very hard and it was cold. When we finished the visit we were left us some free time to walk around the museum at the Cliffs. That day was one of the most beautiful days in Ireland especially for the views we saw. After we returned to the bus where we were almost all asleep and we left our luggage at the hostel and we went for a walk through the city of Killarney. Killarney is little town and it is very special place indeed.  And finally we went to sleep at the Paddy Palace hostel.

At the Connect hostel having breakfast in Galway

At the baby cliffs in the cliffs of Moher

    

A nice view of the Dunguaire castle

The cliffs of Moher

A church in Killarney

6th Day: Wednesday 14th June Derry/Galway by Hui Lun

We took the bus at 8:45 to go to Glencar Falls and we stopped in their offcines aroud 11. Then we took a road and arrived to the waterfalls. We took the bus again and we stopped at in Galway. We visited a park and then we ate in a commercial centre/zone. Then we visited his streets and some famous places like Claddah, the Spanish Arch, a monument for the lost mariners in the sea and the Galway Cathedral. When we ended the visits the teachers gave us free time, and since it was raining me and my friends went to Mc Donalds. Then all the group waited for some pizzas at Domino's and we returned to the hostel.

The green landscape in Ireland

At the Glencar Waterfalls

This is the main waterfall

A funny picture beside the Glencar waterfall

The Spanish Arch at Galway

The Galway cathedral

10th Day: Sunday 18th June - Dublin/BCN by Blanca Guillamet

On Sunday we got up at 8:45 am, we had breakfast and we prepared the suitcase. We left the hostel at 10 o'clock and we went to Henry Street to did the last shops. After buying the souvernirs in the shop Carroll's and the clothes we bought the lunch in a supermarket. Then we took the suitcase and we went to the Dublin airport by bus. In the airport we had lunch and we waited until the plane took off at 17:10. We arrived in Barcelona at 9:00 pm, then we took the bus and we arrived at 11:30 in Borges.
The parents of the students waited in Borges impatients to seeing whose children.

Henry street, one of the most comercial streets.

                                   

James Joyce statue in the centre of Dublin

Carroll's Irish Gifts shop, our favourite souvenir shop!

At the airport in Dublin

Waiting for our flight in Dublin airport

A view of the clouds from the plane.

                                                    A nice view from the plane

                                           Time to go home. We put our luggage in the bus for the last time.

9th day: Saturday 17th June Cork/Dublin by Jordi Bosch

Today we have got up at 7:45 and later to have breakfast we have gone towards Blarney Castle, there we have kissed theBlarney Stone, which as they say that it produces major facility to you on having spoken. In Blarney Castle we have taken adelightful ice cream with the good day thatit was doing. In the evening we have visited the Guinness factory and on having ended of the visit, Just before having visitants a sculpture for dinner claiming the human derchos. After having dinner already, we have gone away to the cheap hotel to sleep, finishing this fantastic day.

 A photo in the Blarney Castle.

A photo in the Blarney Stone.

A photo in the Castle shop, eating an ice cream. 

A photo in the Guinness factory. 

A photo in a famous monument in Dublin.

9th Day: Saturday 17th June Cork/Dublin by Joel Cunillera

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Blarney castle in Cork

Memorial sculpture with an eternal flame in a sphere of welded interlinked chains and bars chains
 for the universal links for human rights

Harp Bridge Dublin or Samuel Beckett Bridge on the south side of the river Liffey.

A water fall inside the Guinness Store House Brewery

at the Guinness museum with its symbol the Harp