BAIRDS TRAVELS AROUND THE WORLD

INCLUDING GLASGOW`S FAMOUS GALLON CLUB
BAIRDSWALKSOFGLASGOW
GLASGOWSFAMOUSGALLONCLUB
VICECHAIRMAN
HOWTOJOIN
CONTACTUS
MEMBERSSLIDESHOW
ALLEVENTS
MEMBERS
BADPICS PAGE
HISTORY
2007
GREATWALLOFCHINA
AMSTERDAM
BARCELONA
BARCELONAFC/VIDEO
DUBLIN
BERLIN
BERLIN2
BERLIN THREE
BRIAN`S PHOTO`S FROM BERLIN
MOREBERLINPHOTOS
PRAGUE
PRAGUE2SLIDESHOW/MOVIE
PRAGUE3
LONDONNEW/PICSJUSTADDED
LIVERPOOL
GBSRIGATRAVELOGUE
RIGA
FRANKFURT
FRANKFURT THE TRIP
FRANKFURTGBSPHOTO`S
WARSAW
WARSAW/ICEBAR
GB`SWARSAWPHOTO`
KRAKOW
KRAKOWSTAGDO
GFGCPOLOSHIRTS
TSHIRTSFORSTAGS
GFGCINMILLPORT
MOSCOW
MOSCOWBARS
MOSCOW B AND B
GUIDETOBUDGETTRAVEL
CONTACT DETAILS
CHARITY
BAIRDS TRAVELS AROUND THE GLOBE
INDEX OFF ALL PLACES
SCOTLAND
ENGLAND/SEASIDE
TOUROFEUROPE
AMERICA
CHINA
CANADA/TORONTO
BARBADOS
HONGKONG
NORWAY
POLAND
GERMANY
ITALY
ICELAND
MALTA
TURKEY
AUSTRIA
SWEDEN
FRANCE/PARIS
CROATIA
LATVIA/RIGA
SPAIN
PORTUGAL
CZECHREPUBLIC
HOLLAND
HUNGARY
CYPRUS
GUESTTRAVELLERS
SIGNTHEGUESTBOOK
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
THEBRYDENADVENTURE
MYPROFILE
BARSOFTHEWORLD
HARDROCKCAFE
PARTIES
MUSIC
TRAVELIQ
BOB THE DRIVER
FOOTBALL
THANK YOU
DUBLIN TRIP  A FEW YEARS AGO 
 
 Stayed The Jensen Hotel in Dublin, Ireland situated Lock Road, Clondalkin 9
 Crazy hotel    a bit out of Dublin
 
Famous for its literary tradition, Ireland's capital has been home to writers from Jonathan Swift to William Butler Yeats and James Joyce. A visit to Dublin allows you to explore both the historical and the hip, from castles and churches to cafés and clubs. Those in search of the perfect pint need look no further than one of Dublin's thousand pubs. The vibrant city life brims with traditional Irish culture and trendy European cool - all set against the backdrop of its stunning coastline 
        
 Temple Bar is in the heart of Dublin City, and is a shopping, dining, entertaining and exploring feast for the senses. On a typical Irish morning, Temple Bar wakes up to the smell of steaming espresso, the clatter of kegs of Guinness rolling off delivery trucks, and rainwater running between the cobblestones and setts down to the Liffey