Time runs!

Weeks here in Dublin goes so fast. I had already learn new things at work and I am really starting to understand how to make offer. It is not the most easy thing at the first sight, because there is many different parts to make it. It can take a week to get offer ready. But I like how it is challenging.

River divides the city into two parts.

Last week was not the best time for me, because I got sick.  I thought I have just normal cough, but I was wrong. On Tuesday we were supposed to go visit in six hotels with my colleague. Unfortunately I was visiting only one hotel, because I almost black out to the hotel floor - I really was sick. Such a pity that I didn't see those hotels. :/

So I was  three days on sick leave, but now I am better... today it had been so busy day. I started to my day with two different offers! Later I will translate couple descriptions, which we will add to offers if needs to.

Then just something about my normal life in here. My roommates are awesome and very nice. I have 3 French boys here and one Hungarian girl who is sharing room with me. We are spending a lot time together and having fun.

Last Saturday my Finnish friend had birthday and we went eat dinner to "Ciao Bella Rome" restaurant. We spent time there 2,5 hours! :) We had a great time.

To the end I will share pictures from Dublin.

Bloom Hotel in Temple Bar Area.

Love in the air in Dublin.

See you soon !

Hello Dublin!

I had been now almost two weeks in Dublin and I started my training with Scancoming. First thing to do was Hop-On-Hop-Off sightseeing. I had a ticket for two days and I visited many places by Dublin Pass.

And after my sightseeing I had been on office. First just get to know Scancoming's ways to work and how to use Tourplan, which is the booking system here. Other things I do is organize papers and post, answering e-mail etc. 

Places I visited:

Christ Church Cathedral
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
Dublin Castle
Dublin Zoo
Guinness Storehouse
Phoenix Park
Dublinia

But my buss was actually green.

The Christ Church Cathedral (founded 1028) and Saint Patrick's Cathedral (founded 1191) are oldest church in Dublin and they also are one of the top tourist attractions in here. They are actually very close to each other. On churches, these is much different kind of windows where is much word of God. In The Christ Church Cathedral there is also very nice crypt. There you can also stay and enjoy a coffee. 

The Christ Church Cathedral

Saint Patrick's Cathedral

Dublinia

It's place where is three kind of exhibitions next to The Christ Church Cathedral. You can visit there and get to know how people lived before in Dublin and get face-to-face with Viking lifestyle.

Dublin Castle

It's free to visit outside the castle. There is courtyard and a very nice garden. Close the garden located also library, where you can visit.

Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle backyard

Guinness Storehouse

Here you can visit in seven storey, which are telling the history of the making of Guinness world famous beer. Visitor also have free taste from 8th floor restaurant.

Barley

Symbol for pure water.

Dublin Zoo and Phoenix Park

Dublin Zoo is one of the oldest zoo in the world and it's home for 600 animals. "The Phoenix Park at 707 hectares (1752 acres) is one of the largest enclosed recreational spaces within any European capital city". - www.phoenixpark.ie/about/