Once our group assembled, Cal began giving us an overview of the city, as well as some wonderful history of Dublin. We immediately noticed him with his red umbrella, just as he noted in the e-mail he sent to us the day before.
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We walked across the street from one of our free things to do in Dublin, Trinity College. Honestly, at this point in the trip, I am just loving the fact that it is June and I’m walking in the 70-degree sunshine instead of being back home in Texas where it is probably 105-degrees. Making our way across the Ha’penny Bridge from our Airbnb, it was a quick walk to meet our guide right outside of Trinity College. We had about 3 days in Dublin, so doing a food tour fit into our schedule perfectly. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. That Texas Couple is also a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. By purchasing through these links, we get a small commission at no additional cost to you. Keep reading to see the reasons that we loved our Secret Food Tour. After loving our Scotch Whisky Experience in Edinburgh so much, Marty and I were really looking forward to our Secret Food Tour in Dublin. Having read the article from XYU and Beyond on traditional Irish food, I knew we had to do a food tour. Realizing that Marty probably wouldn’t go for this, I starting researching food tours in Dublin instead. Again, it does use the word “or” so I say we fit the definition of a foodie! Well then, what better way for a couple of foodies to spend a day in a new city than on a food tour?Īfter reading A Luxurious Afternoon Tea Experience at Ashford Castle, I was itching to go to a tea. You see, we are definitely interested in eating, but not so interested in cooking. According to, a foodie is “a person keenly interested in food, especially in eating or cooking.” Seeing this, I realize that Marty and I fit a part of that definition.
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