📍ireland, nov 2025 🚂🍂🧣⭐️ returned from ireland on saturday and was finally able to save my digis to my phone :') what a crazy week it was! we landed in dublin but took the train to galway for a three day stay — upon arrival we explored the area a bit and the architecture was just beautiful! i loved the colorful buildings, so whimsical and atmospheric. the sheer amount of pubs there were shocked me, but i loved how there was always something new to see and experience as we explored eyre square. the following day we woke up a bit too late, so we chilled most of the day. the third day we went on guided tour to see the cliffs of moher and it was perfect! we were lucky enough that it didn't rain that day and the weather was beautiful :D so i took maaaaany pictures up there because the view was just breathtaking. now for dublin, it was a complete 180 of galway. very city focused, more familiar to what we have here. while galway was quiet and laidback, dublin was bustling and busy. we spent a lot, and i mean A LOT of time walking around because our airbnb was in a.. questionable area (thanks mom😹) but once you reach the area around temple bar and brown thomas, it's much more vibrant. temple bar was very cool to see at night, the inside was like walking into a hallmark christmas movie. brown thomas and the area around was fun as well — definitely for those who enjoy the community of a city. overall twas a trip i will never forget, my first out of the country and hopefully not the last!