Jem's home.

Well it's not really his home but it is Dublin.

This is now a tourist centre, telling the story of the famous black stuff and how it is produced. We also had a pint, which was included in the ticket price. Sorry Jem but I don't like it
It was an interesting tour though.

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And here is Molly Malone, wheeling her wheel barrow. And an inconsiderate tourist, plonking his bum down just as I took the pic.

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Oh I am so jealous mesco,did you go on the H,penny bridge,too old to go now but I love Dublin.

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Yes we did Annie. I loved Dublin too, a fantastic place.

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I have never been to Dublin but have heard great things about it
Looks like you had a good time Mall

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It's a great place,Meg. And the people lovely and friendly.
But it's an expensive place.

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Ah what a nice thought, thank you Mall. Don't worry Molly Malone has a little shovel at the side of the cart to clean up when yerman is finished..
Yes Dublin is probably the most expensive City in Europe at the moment, but I still love it.

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I did catch him mid squat thank goodness for Molly and her shovel.

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Mall darlin' - did you manage to find Gogharty's bar (Oliver St: John) where they play a lot of Irish 'folk' music???

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No but we did find a couple of bars that played Irish folk music.
It's the best music to get your toe tapping

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Mall when I first read the thread title I though Jem had moved in with you