THE GOOD STUFF :)

As my Dad worked at park royal before it closed down me and my mum really wanted to visit the Guinness factory and learn more about it all.

The brewery looked a bit like something out of Charley and the chocolate factory... But an alcohol version :). The factory is massive and there is allot to look at and learn about. The testing room was really good fun!! 

 There is so much you can learn about Guinness while you visit this place, from how it's made, the testing, brewing, advertising and how it was shipped to over countries.As you get to the top there is a bar when you can have a pint of the good stuff or a soft drink. But the best thing about this factory i found was the view at the top was just wow :). Was a beautiful seeing the city like that and the mountains in the distance. Really made me think of my Dad while i was up there and i know he would of been more than happy that i visited that place and got to learn a good amount of history about Guinness :)

 

Dublin Zoo

Hayy everyone i know it's been such a long time since i did a blog!! I will try and keep more posts coming your way now :). At the end of July i went to Dublin and Dundalk for a little holiday and to spend some time with my family. Heres what i got up to :)

Dublin Zoo is much more than a fun-filled, stimulating day out for all the family... it’s a place to learn about wild animals, especially those which are endangered. The Zoo is a registered charity – your visit will help maintain Dublin Zoo to a high standard, improve the Zoo and contribute to conservation programs.  

Located in the Phoenix Park in the heart of Dublin city, Dublin Zoo is Ireland’s most popular family attraction, and welcomed over one million visitors last year. 

As one of the world’s oldest, yet popular zoos, the 28 hectare park in the heart of Dublin is home to some 400 animals in safe environment where education and conservation combine for an exciting and unforgettable experience!