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Little house tucked away right outside one of the exits to Malahide Castle.


Malahide Marina



Place where we ate


We took the train back to Dublin and it was certainly much nicer than the bus ride there.



The train's digital displays had information in English and Gaelic. One of the trains we took in Dublin had a map that only had the stops listed in Gaelic. It was odd because English is the primary language in Ireland; only about 2% of the Irish population speak Gaelic daily, and most of those people live on the west Coast of Ireland (Dublin is on the east coast, and the train system we were on just runs on the east coast).


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