This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Exeter chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.
On the 30th January GeogSoc braved the Irish Sea and invaded Ireland’s capital and largest city. HCX spoke to GeogSoc’s Rebecca Osmaston to get an insight:
During the last weekend of January, GeogSoc committee took 40 students to Dublin. We departed Exeter on Friday at 5am and coached 20 hours to Dublin, including a few hours on the ferry to stretch our legs, play cards against humanity and enjoy the ferry
We arrived in Dublin on Friday evening and after a quick turn-around at our
Highlights:
Leprechaun Museum: a guide, with a divine Irish accent, took us on a tour through the interactive rooms of a Leprechaun world where we clambered our way onto giant furniture and through rainbows and turning tunnels!
KC Peaches Café: fill a salad box, pile a plate high and the most amazing bakery all in one! Many hours were spent resting
Trip cost = £125 including transport, accommodation and breakfast.
Photo credits:
GeogSoc
Deputy Travel Editor 2015-2016
A third year geographer with constant wanderlust.
