Ireland in February . . . is anything open?

I've spent an interesting day trying to track down a place to stay in Ireland in February. I've literally spent hours on the internet finding places that are wonderful only to find that they are also closed.
Can't say as I blame them. I know what it costs to heat my house in the winter, so I can just imagine what it costs to heat an Irish castl
e, stately home or manor house in the winter. No wonder they all button up tight!Anyway, a
fter hours of very interesting but basically fruitless searching I finally gave up being picky and just starting winging emails out to all and sundry -- and now I'm going to bed and will get up in the morning to see which Irish proprietors answer their email. It's going to be a bit of serendipity. If you answer
you may just be the place that I end up. The luck of the draw. Fate. All those things that Flynn isn't sure he believes in -- until he gets Sara back in his life.Maybe there's a rhyme or a reason to this after all.

I did find one rather promising place that looked as if it might be open. I sent a pic of it to Kate Walker and said, "Here. What do you think of this?"
And I got back an email that said, "You only want to go see the dog. Find a castle you want to explore!"
She knows me too
well.


1 Comments:
Hi Kathleen
I had found one which turned out to be closed. So I continued looking (as this blog piece suggested). I have now found one -- a "stately country home" that I think will do nicely. I'll write more about it when I know more. Thanks for asking.
I'm getting excited about the trip. Made my plane reservations today. I hope you get to visit Ireland someday, too.
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