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Dublin, Ireland 2016...My male choir Goosebumps (Gaasehud) went on a singing, exercise and relaxation tour i 2016.Even more pictures here
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![]() After a good nights sleep it was off to the Guinness Brewery. Not looking for the lyre, it was following us. ![]() We looked got the information on the Brewery, bought some food and went on upwards to the sky bar where we sang. That is what a choir usually does. ![]() With a wonderful view over Dublin City. Afterwards we went shopping or to a personal relaxation.
In the afternoon we went out to new challenges ![]() In O'Connell street, we surprised a girls' choir that sang for income for something. We supported with some ore-filled male choir singing. A little chin drop on the young ladies, but we think they recovered quickly. So we went on... We visited the modern Irish Whiskey Museum and learned a little about Irish and Scotch whiskey. ![]() ![]() With tastings of the Irish to it. ![]() Irish music was there and time to catch up. ![]() Here are two glasses of Guiness stout with Shamrocks in the foam of my glasses. This is also Ireland. ![]() A shamrock is a young sprig, used as a symbol of Ireland. Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Christian Holy Trinity. The name shamrock comes from Irish seamróg, which simply means "young clover". Go raibh maith agat as turas deas |