A few months ago I was invited to a friend’s stag party. Stag party is UK / Irish name for a party that is known as a bachelor party in US. In Croatia we
Stag party – The Irish way

A few months ago I was invited to a friend’s stag party. Stag party is UK / Irish name for a party that is known as a bachelor party in US. In Croatia we
Three hundred and sixty five days ago, around 8:30 in the morning we got off the bus on some quay in a strange huge city of Dublin. Few steps away and on the left,
That’s it, The World Cup is over and we should all get back to our regular working habits. Germany annihilated Brazil and then Goetze put it all to an end against Argentina. The rest
Our city is very colourful for quite some time now, and I guess it is not wrong to say, Dublin is gay. Since most of people who know English are aware that original meaning
Even though I am trying to keep up the tempo of at least two blog posts per month, there is time where this seems impossible. A bit of travelling, a bit of family visiting
St. Patrick’s Day I’m glad to let you know that we are sober and totally OK after our first St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin. 🙂 OK, yeah, it’s (almost) two weeks past St. Patrick’s weekend,
It seems that spring is back in Dublin, monsoon season is over, and we had 5 sunny days in a row! Yeah, I know, there are no monsoons in Ireland, but it has been
Writing this text will be much easier in English, since the recipe name is quite simple – “Seafood chowder”. Still, I have no idea how to correctly translate it into Croatian language. 🙂 Since we
Well, it is high time to talk about Dublin’s dark side. Not everything is great in Dublin. For example, if you Google the number of licensed and registered pubs in Dublin, on many sites
Since our move to Dublin I figured out that many people know that I exist. 🙂 Even though I did not hear a word from them in years, suddenly they gave my contacts to
Before I start typing anything else, I’d like to wish you all the best in 2014, and I wish to myself to write more and better. 🙂 Christmases are long gone now, I know,
We all know what is Christmas and when it is happening, right? Well, that’s not the case here in Ireland, or at least in Dublin. All the shops, buses, windows and streets are decorated