About me
I've been traveling for a long time, On the way I've had a baby in a strange country with no family around. I swore allegiance to another flag and got another passport, I signed up for the US navy, I joined the police, volunteered in the US, Ireland & Poland. I've buried a best friend and a boyfriend. I've had more disastrous relationships than Liz Taylor; I've survived car wrecks, 3 crash landings on planes, a war in the Middle East, riots in India, and was lost on a boat in Iranian waters and rescued by the coast guard after being found by the US military on their radar. I bought my own boat and I bought and sold my own pub, won a best actress award, wrote and toured with a play, appeared on stage in Ireland and the USA, but most important I've raised an amazing son. Along the way I've been to 140 countries,currently battling cancer but the goal is to see everywhere.
The Versatile Blogger
Kinsale West Cork Ireland
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Kinsale Having spent a lot of time over the last 5 years in Kinsale I can now say I feel that I can give people advise on the amazing town located in West Cork. It is about 30 minutes from …
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Tagged backpacking, biking, Boats, budget, Cork, Europe, fishing, food, golfing, great restaurants, hiking, Ireland, Irish Pubs, Kinsale, lovely people, luxury, restaurants, sailing, tourism, traditional music, water sports
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Howth Co. Dublin Locals tips shhh
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Howth is a village on the peninsula of north county Dublin just 15 kms from Dublin city centre and connects to the city by road, dart (light rail) and bus.
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Tagged Beshoff Bros, Brendan Gleeson, Co. Dublin, dart, Dublin, Europe, family friendly, fish, fish and chips, fishing, fishing village, Hidden Howth, Howth, Howth Harbour, Howth Harbour Rd, Howth Head, howth market, howth sailing, Howth Summit, Ireland, Irish Coast, Irish Pubs, Irish village, kid friendly, organic, organic vegetables, public transport, sailing, summit inn, the dart, the summit inn, walking
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ARRANMORE – the Aran island tourists haven’t heard of
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Did she marry the Island boy? aye she did surely, sure Colum Boyle was the only boy for her and didn’t he only have eyes for her. When you’re a raven haired beauty daughter of a Killybegs fisherman, its …
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Tagged America's, Aran Islands, Aranmore, Aranmore Island, Arranmore, Arranmore Island, beach, beautiful, Charlie Boyle, Colum Boyle, Donegal, dream, dream getaway, dream life, dream world, fishing, fresh fishing, Gaelic, Gaeltacht, getaway, Ireland, Irish Coast, Irish language, Irish Pubs, Irish Speaking, Irish Tourist, Killybegs, Life Boat, Lifeboat, No Gards, No police, paradise, RNLI, Samantha Boyle, Samantha Moore, sea fishing, Texas, tourists, Travel, writers, writers paradise
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Donegal Reasons we love Killybegs – Ireland’s Gem
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Born and raised in Ireland. I like many of my 18 year old counterparts left in the late 80’s because of the recession and lack of choices. For me it was a countdown until the last day of …
Posted in Donegal, Europe, Ireland
Tagged America's, Aran Islands, Aranmore, Aranmore Island, Arranmore, Arranmore Island, beach, beautiful, Colum Boyle, Donegal, dream, fisherman, fisherman comes home, fishermen, fishing, fresh fishing, Gaelic, Gaeltacht, Ireland, Irish Coast, Irish language, Irish Pubs, Irish Speaking, Irish Tourist, Killybegs, Life Boat, Lifeboat, No Gards, No police, paradise, RNLI, Samantha Boyle, Samantha Moore, sea fishing, Texas, tourists, Travel, writers, writers paradise
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