Dublin is much smaller than I thought. We saw pretty much everything we had on our list in one day. But that's actually a really great feeling. The rest of the time we spent generally strolling through town, stopping in pubs for a Guinness and relaxing. I can say one thing, though. After this trip, I am going to refrain from Guinness for a while. I had my fill! Here's Part I of our weekend in Dublin. Scroll down to the bottom for a list of the places you see in the photos!
1. My first Guinness of the trip
2.Grafton Street all lit up at night. Nobody does Christmas like Europe!
3.Breakfast at Bewley's: Traditional Irish Porridge with Pecans and Maple Syrup. Holy yummness.
4. Flowers on Grafton St.
5-8. Trinity College
9. Samuel Beckett Bridge over the River Liffey
10. Walking along the Liffey River
11. Umm.. Me. Hat: Forever21 Scarf: Urban Outfitters Jacket: United Colors of Benetton
12. River view
13. Henry Street
14. Pretty view...
15. Fruit stand on Henry Street
Tomorrow, pictures from Christ Church, the Guinness Brewery, Phoenix Park and more!
{Photos © Liz Denfeld Photography}

























love love dublin. love ireland. and love your coat. youve given me hope in looking cute in the puffy coat.
ReplyDeleteAre you absolutely addicted to porridge yet? We went to Ireland on our honeymoon and I've pretty much eaten Irish oatmeal every day since we've been back. It's been a year and a half!
ReplyDeleteLove these pictures! Dublin looks like it would be so beautiful at Christmastime (but isn't everything?)
Gorgeous pictures! Dublin looks amazing and beautiful. And love that they've already started decking the city out in Christmas decor!
ReplyDeletei've only passed through dublin for a few days and it poured the entire time! :) love your pictures! -jen
ReplyDeleteI don't think I could do the Guinness, I've tried, but just can't acquire a taste for it - I love all other beers though :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! Great pictures, Dublin is on my list.
ReplyDeletedid you know guinness is gluten free?! what gorgeous pictures! i've never been but its on my list of places to see soon~
ReplyDeleteirish car bombs = my favorite drink. and for that reason, i'm very thankful for all things guinness.
ReplyDeleteI cant wait to hear what you thought of the Guinness factory! It was one of my favorite things we did there.
ReplyDeletethis looks amazing!! i love reading about your travels :)
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to book my trip now! Such pretty photos!
ReplyDeletebeautiful scarf, beautiful girl!
ReplyDeleteeveryone was sooo nice in dublin. but it was cold and rainy when i was there so i need to go back
ReplyDeleteisn't dublin awesome? did you get to see any other cities in ireland when you were there? miss you xoxo!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Looks like a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteI want to go so bad! that porridge looks like heaven... as does the Guiness :)
ReplyDeleteYou obviously caught Dublin on a dry day! I heard so often from people that they expected it to be larger. After living there for 4 years, I definitely saw every nook and cranny. Don't miss all the rain. xo
ReplyDeleteSo exciting your travelling so much and I love your coat!!
ReplyDeleteI'll be there right after Christmas, and I'm so excited!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I need to have the boyfriend take me when I move back to Germany :) Now on my travel wishlist!
ReplyDeleteThat Grafton picture is so incredible!! Such pretty pictures, and you are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've only been a couple times, but Ireland is my favorite place in the whole world. Those photos of Grafton St. take me back!! I hope you know we're all living vicariously through your adventures :)
ReplyDelete- Caitlin
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