Ramelton, Ireland is a picturesque and historic heritage town in County Donegal, known for its riverside setting on the River Lennon, 17th-century origins as a planned village, and rich history linked to linen and religious diversity. The town of Ramelton is a popular destination with pubs, walks, and historical sites.
Situated in County Donegal, at the mouth of the River Lennon where it flows into Lough Swilly. Founded between 1609-1622 by William Stewart, it was built on an O'Donnell castle site, was prosperous in the 19th/early 20th century (known as "The Holy City" for its many churches), and developed around the linen trade.
If you're gonna go, stop by Conway's Bar. It's a traditional, old tatch-roofed pub. It's right in town, and they're proud to say they're a 'dog friendly pub'...
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Do you like a strong cup of tea? I found this in Belfast a long time ago.
It's the best tea I've ever tasted. Buying it in packs of four boxes
reduces the cost to just 20 cents per cup.
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Whatever Joe. Fuck Ireland, you can have that fucking loser country.
ReplyDeleteIRISH TEACHER ARRESTED AGAIN AFTER REFUSING TO USE "THEY" PRONOUN FOR STUDENT
https://x.com/MarioNawfal/status/2013227802833887664
Back in cuffs again. Enoch Burke, the Irish teacher who’s already spent over 560 days in jail, was arrested again this morning outside Wilson’s Hospital School.
Thank you for posting this Joe. I love your blog and this makes me respect you even more. Eddie
DeleteJoe, I keep telling you that the next time you're over there, you need to try Punjana tea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMEkWJjhpsk
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