Eco-Dublin?

Is Dublin turning eco? Since arriving back in Dublin I've noticed the mass of new eco-taxis cycling around. I think its great.

Back in Ireland

I can't believe it, I have been back in Ireland now for 3 weeks. Time has flown. Somethings have changed, some stayed the same. The M50 / Red Cow / N7 eternal mess. Crazy Dublin traffic. Lots of people braking lights. New Buildings, old friends :)

Its good to be back - I've missed friends and family - but I won't deny it - its strange and unsettling. What is the way forward from here? Nothing feels quite right but then again I don't know what is right... the eternal battle that goes on in Carole's mind.

Onto more interesting things, I managed to get out to Glendo for a days bouldering last weekend and a trip out West this weekend, for a quick surf. The surf, however, really can't be actually constituted as surf. More swimmming with board in ripples. But so what, its November, its Ireland and we're were in the sea. Smiles all round.







Julie-ann was over from the UK and well seeing as we were over on the West - we had to take here to visit Ailladie - and what a treat, a glorius sunset.