We woke this morning a little bit hungover, and packed our things. Donald had said he would take us down to the O'Cahan castle ruins if we were around at about 11:30, but we didn't have time to wait for him, or we would miss another bus, so we left the B&B and walked down towards the river. This time instead of crossing the river, we walked down the first street, and followed it for quite a bit. After thinking maybe we were getting lost again, we finally came...

Today we all had another mega sleep in. Gotta get them when we can! When we eventually felt alive enough, we walked down the street to go to the restaurant of the chef we met the night before, Bran. We sat down, got a drink, and Bran came out to say hi. He ran us through the specials, and the vego options, and gave us some recommendations. We got our food, and as it turns out, the recommendations were pretty spot on. Then it was about time to head up to meet the ...

We got up today and went to the hostels breakfast room for a cooked breakfast. Darren got a porridge, and I got a vegetarian fry, which is what they call the big breakfasts here (that or Irish Breakfast, anyway). On my plate was an Irish dish that I've never had before, called potato bread. It's so delicious! I wish I just had the whole plate of potato bread! Yum! After breakfast we walked down the street for a while and had a look in a few charity shops (op-shop...

Today we had a glorious sleep in! Nothing to do, and nowhere to be. It was amazing! We got up at almost midday, and the boys went to sort out the payment for the room, and do some washing while I Skyped my sister (although by the time we'd figured out how to Skype each other they were back!). It was a very lazy morning! Haven't had one of them in ages! When we eventually got ready, we went for a walk up the street and got some lunch in a little cafe called sugar ...

We got up today, and got ready for our black cabs tour. We were a little disappointed that they weren't all actual black cabs! The one we got was more like a yellow maxi taxi from home!! Our driver took us around the town, explaining the troubles of the last 40 years or so. We stopped first in the Protestant (British) side of town, Shankill, where we got out and walked up and down the streets looking at the giant loyalist murals that were painted on the sides of ...