Walking to the South

We are not all the time doing CLIL in Dublin. The city and its environment offers us a lot of free time opportunities.

Houth
Yesterday afternoon, we went to the South, in the town of Houth. From there, we could do a 6 km. walk beside the cliffs to the lighthouse, and return to the town, where you can rest after the walk with Fish and Chips and a paint of Guiness. This piece of coast ist known for the seals that live there.

The town Houth

The lighthouse of Houth

Our route, the yellow one

With two friends, also students in the CES

From Greystones to Bray
Also in the South of Dublin, in the coast, today we have taken a walk along the cliffs between Greystones and Bray.

Greystones

The path between Greystones and Bray

Arriving in Bray

On the way back to Dublin, by train, we got off in Sandycove, where we could visit the Tower of James Joyce. There is a little museum about this irish writer, because he lived there for 6 days, and the first chapter of one his novels, Ulysses, takes place in that tower. 

Sandycove

Reconstruction of the room where Joyce lived